Nau has preserved in his travels the narrative of that recluse.

The account of Marys secretary, Nau, is much less unfavourable to Moray than his own, for obvious reasons.

She also acknowledged Curle to be a very honest man, but simple and easily imposed on by Nau.

Nau tells us that, as the pair escaped out of Holyrood, Darnley uttered remorseful words over Riccios new-made grave.