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HISTORY 

O   F 

Sc  PAULS    CATHEDRAL 

IN 

LONDON. 

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Prom  its  Foundation  untill  thefc  TimesJ 
[  Originall  Charters. 

Ja.  ECORD5 

Extracted  out  of  <  Leiger  b*ooks>  andother 

I  Manuscripts, 

Beautified  "with   fundry  Profpedts  of  the  Church  9 
Figures  of  Tombes,  and  Monuments, 


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By   IK1LLUM  WqVALE. 


Pfalm.   48.  it,  13. 
Walkg  about  S ion,  and  go  round  about  her  ;    tell  the 
Towers  thereof:  Mat  kg  ye  well  her  'Bulwarks  jonfider  her 
Palaces,  that  ye  may  tell  it  to  the  (fenerations  following. 


Tibullus. 

Rfyn  ego,fi  meruijubitem  procumbere  Templis, 
Et  dare  fact atis  ofcula  liminibusk 

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London,  Printed  by  Tko.  Warren,  in  the  year 
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RIGHT    HONOURABLE-      iA 
CHRISTOPHER  Lord j  M4 ^^3©     . 

Comptroller  of  the  Houfeholdto  the  late  King 

Charles  \    And   one  of  his  Majefties 

molt  honourable  Privy  Council. 

— — Mfet  the  event  of  divers  th/ngS 
hath  been  long  forefeen ,  a/well 
by  the  wifdome    of   prudent 
men,  as  by  the  help  of  divine 
.revelation ,  is  not  to  be  denied  I 
it  being  no  greater  wonder,  if 
we  rationally  confider  it ,  than 
are  fuch  Floods  which  happen 
'at  the  Spring  of  the  year,  in 
Vallies  adjacent  to  Mountains,  that  are  covered  with 
Snow  in  the  Winter.  For"  it  is  not  ordinarily  to  be 
found,  but  that  reall  Caufes  do  produce  their  proper 
and  natural  effects.     Hence  was  it ,  that  a  learned  and 
judicious  perfon  ,  *  above  forty  years  fince  ;  difcerning^£*j'r 
then ,  fo  great  an'increafe  and  growth  of  Sectaries  in  tnisjJ'jjjHift, 
Realm.;    ferioufly    expreffed  ,    That    all    cOft    andwodd,L*. 
care  beftmved  and  had  of  the  Church  ^wherein  Sojrif  to  be  " 
ferved  and  worfhipped ,  was  accounted ',  by  thofe  people ,  d 
Junde  of  Topery  ;fo  that  time  would  foon  bring  it  to  pajfe9 

A  3  if 


172064 


T  h.E  ETISTLE 


lf  it  were  not  rejifted,  that  God  would  be  turned  out  of 
Churches  into  'Barnes  •  and  from  thence  again  into  the 
Feilds  and  Mountains ,  and  under  Hedges  ;  and  the  offices 
of  the  Minijlry^  (jobbed  of  all  dignity  and  refpe&^be  as 
contemptible  as  thofe  places-^  all  orcter,difcipline  and  Church- 
government  left  to  newnefs  of  opinion  and  mens  fancies  ; 
yea,  andfoone  after,  as  many  fyrides  of  Religion  fpring  up, 
as  there  are  Tariflo-Qhurches  within  England  •  every  con- 
tentious and  ignorant  per  Jon  cloathing  his  fancie  with  the 
Spirit  ofQod,  and  bis  imagination  with  the  gift  of  T^eve- 
lation,  (Sec. 

How  far  forth  thefe  prophetick  words  of  his  are  now 
fulfilled,  I  need  not  givt  inftance ;  nor  apply  them  fur- 
ther to  my  purpofe,  than  to  reminde  your  Lo  pp.  that 
foone  after  the  beginning  of  our  late  Long  Parliament 
(of  which  you  were  then  a  member)  fo  great  was  your 
forefight  of  what  we  have  fince  by  wofull  experience 
feen  and  felt,  and  fpccially  in  tnc  Gkurch3  (through  the 
^Prefbyterian  contagion,  which  then  began  violently  to 
breake  out)  that  you  often  and  earneftly  incited  me  to  a 
fpeedy  veiw  of  what  Monuments  I  could,  efpecially  in 
the  principall  Churches  of  this  Realme ;  to  the  end, 
that  by  Inke  and  paper,  the  Shadows  of  them?  with 
their  Infcriptions  might  be  preferved  for  pofteritie,  for- 
afmuch  as  the  things  themfelves  were  fo  neer  unto 
ruine. 

But  how  little  I  then  credited  this  fad  Prediction , 
your  Lordfhip  well  knows :  yet  fo  much  was  I  ever  in- 
clined to  the  regard  of  fuch  things,  that  in  order 
to  tranfmit  them  to  the  veiw  of  thofe  who  were 
never  like  to  fee  them ,  in  fpecie  ( through  the  noble 
favour  of  your  Lordmip  in  affording  me  afsiftance  by 
another  hand ,  and  fupport  to  us  both ,  in  our  travaile  , 
whilft  we  laboured  therein) I  neglected  no  pains  to 
take  notice  of  thofe  which  were  then  here ,  and  in  ma- 
ny other  Cathedralls. 

.Having 


DEDICATORY. 


Having  therefore  fo  feafonably  made  this  veivv  ;  and 
being  often  moved  to  communicate  it  to  the  World, 
by  feverall  perfons  (  whofe  hearts,  notwithftanding  a 
multitude  of  difcouragementsD  are  ftill  much  affected  to 
the  honour  of  this  Nation  3  as  the  furtherance  which 
they  have  heretofore  given  to  feverall  publiqueWorks 
and  in  particular  to  this ,  doth  in  fundry  of  the  Plates 
appear)  I  have  thought  fit  3  in  the  firft  place  3  to  begin 
with  this  Church  of  St.  Vaul «,  as  one  of  the  mofl  emi- 
nent Structures  of  that  kinde  in  the  Chriftian  World  ; 
having  hiftorically  fpoken  of  its  firft  Foundation  and 
endowment ;  as  alfo  of  what  elfe  I  can  finde  memora. 
ble thereof;  and  reprefented  its  Fabrick  and  Monu- 
ments,^ the  mod  exact  and  perfect  way  I  could  devife. 
And  forafmuch  as  the  whole  enterprife  had  life  at  firft 
by  your  Lordfhips  aufpicious  influence  ;  Now  that 
this  peice  of  it  is  thus  happily  accomplifht  9  I  humbly 
prefent  it  to  you  ;  and  reft 

four  Lordfhips  mofl  obliged 
Servant  and  honour er 
From  *Blith  Hall  in 

Warwick- ftiire9 
7  fulii  1657.  William    D  u  g  d  a  l  eJ 


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^oncipL<  Mente  liieimiDeciiSL-fletqiuilerecnncluin 
Contraclum Seme  cuittpofitma  Situra; 

Pyamia  aFlainmis  cum  /nraeretiifVa  Trifulcis  , 
Apxiliatrjcej  REGE  fei-ente  Maims; 
ropicio  Sumptu  renovata .  tir  Matre,  minoi-uui 
Natanim  Series  toiaVenufta  foret. 

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Inde,  Vetuftatis  devitatura  Ruinas, 

CimiMuitdo  piMvram  conriiiuiffe  Dies  . 

JMaxuii.il  luilhcoLe  nianliftem  Gloria Mimdi , 
[uvuL  ^  in  ncftr.is  Roma  fuifier  Opes; 

Ipfa Cathedral i  uiperaiiem  {plendida  Forma, 
PETRE.tu.imq,  5olo,M  A  RCE.tu.i'incj-.Salo; 

Arq-,  Reforuiftmn  tnucRelligioue  Nitorem 
N;icr.i,  Me  fiimmns  couck'cor.iffer  Honos  . 


Sed  milu  Seditio  iiocitit,cju;f  ProdromaLapUis  , 
Sseviot  ac  ipioTempcurcLlvor  atiox:  : 

Cmii  (lut  Anna  Trln  tantum  Ccelcftia^PAULE, 
Militis  Excubys  nonegerlfta  Doiims  : 

Ante  Decora  mi,  jamSquallida  tota  recumbo; 
Eft  facer  Hinmrus  quo  Sacer  Hytnnu?  erat! 

Si  Flnvio  Stabultim  Iavit  Tvrtntluus  Hero5, 
Vidor  Aquis.cruando  D extra  negabarOpem, 

Excorcles  Nati,  cur  nunc  inFunere  Ma.ri.s- 
Confpicitis  Cccis  Rudera  nofbra  Gems  ? 

O,  li  ver/a  fbrent  in  falCum  Lumina  Riv'um  , 
Elueret  Sordes  Rivus  ut  lire  meas ! 

Involvo  Eodice  mei  Sacra  omnia  Pkuubi  ! 

Urnapru'is  Magrus,  jam  rudu;  \lriui  Mihi  ' 
La?tor  at  aeratu  quod  fim  victura  Fieuris  . 

Ceu  Volucrts  Svnjs  quae  rcparata  Rogis , 
lllius  Anxilio.Qui  noiiREXKoniiue  raurum, 

Sed  Qui.patfummis  REG  1  BUS,editOpuS- 

Quanto  Ego  Flebilior.tanto  PrajCenrioraudi, 
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rU  luiterere  Mei,  nieaTU  demortua  Saxa  , 
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HISTORY 

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O  F 

SAINT    T^i'S 

GATHEDRALD 


Hat  fblemn  duties  of  publick  fervice,  to  be  done 
unto  God,  have  had  certain  places  let  and  prepa- 
red, in-fuch  fort  as  befeemeth  actions  of  that  mo» 
ment,  we  want  not  in  fiances  of  the  greateft  Anti- 
quitie,  as  the  reverend  Hooker  a  well  obferveth  :  xSJ'J^J 
For  it  isevident,faith  he,inthe  facredText  b,that  *g«.  3. 8. 
Jdamt  even  during  that  fmall  continuance  of  his 
in  Paradifc,  had  where  to  prefent  himfelf before 
the  Lord  :  That  his  fons  alfo  had c  out  of  Paradife  a  place  whereunto  e  Gen- 4 ■* 
jto  bring  their  Sacrifices  :  That  the   Patriarchs  likewife  ufed^  Altars  ,<*Gen.ij.4j 
Mountains e  and  Groves f  to  the  felf  fame  purpofe :  And  that  the  peo-  < "  *. 
pie  of  God,  when  they  were  in  the  vaft  wildernefs,  and  without  any  •     3J* 
fetled  habitation, yet  had  they  there  a  moveable  Tabernacle  %,  made  by  gExod.»«, 
the  command  of  God ;  which  was  of  fo' great  and  high  eftcem  amongft 
them,  that  wherefoever  the  army  of  Tfraell  did  march  or  encampe,  this 
Tabernacle  was  by  the  reverent  care  bfMofes  the  prophet  and  chofen  fer* 
vant  of  the  Lord,  placed  in  the  middle  arid  center  thereof,  having  no  Iefs 
than  2  2000.  perfons  dedicated  to  its  conflant  fervice,  and  attendance 
thereon ,  of  which  8  580.  bad  the  peculiar  charge,  according  to  their  jfe* 
verall  offices  and  fundions ;  the  particulars  whereof  are  Written  in  the 
third  and  fourth  Chapters  of  the  Book  of  Numbers* 

Yea,  fo  regwdfull  was  God  of  a  Felled  fervice  to  be  performed  to  him] 
by  them,  when  they  (houldcome  to  dwell  in  the  land ,  which  had  been 
promifed  to  their  Fathers ;  that  he  plainly  told  K  them,  yejbaUfeek.the  &Dcuc  »i  i 


f 


ace. 


i  The  H  I  ST  OR  Y  of 


place,  which  the  Lord  your  Godjballchoofe':  which  place  being  Mount 
j » chron.j.1  •  j  j^0j  ^  -n  jeritfaimf  where  he  purpofed  to  have  that  his  /landing  ha- 
lt z  chron.«.  bitation  made  i  King  David,  defiring  k  to  performe  fo  glorious  a  work^ 
p'raimi3».f.  incited  oilmen  unto  a  bountifull  contribution  thereto,  and  procured 
ij chron-  »*•  towards  it,  Gold,  Silver,  Brafs,  Iron,  Wood,  as  alfo  precious  ftones  in 
mib.ver.x.    great  abundance :  Jndbecaufe  Did  m  he,  /  have  a  joy  in  the  Houfe  of  my 
God,  I  have  of  mine  own  Gold  and  Silver,  be  fides  all  that  I  haVe  prepared 
for  the  Houfe  of  the  SanBuary,  given  to  the  Houfe  of  my  God,  three  thoufand 
talents  of  Gold}eVen  the  Gold  of  Ophir,  and  feV  en  thoufand  talents  of  fined 
» ib.  vtr.  7.     fiver ;  whereunto  were  added  n  by  the  Princes  and  people  5000  talents 
of  gold,  and  ten  thoufand  drams  of  Silver  ,befide  Brafs,  Iron,  and  Jewels, 
Whofe  good  intention  became  fo  W,ell  accepted  of  God^  though  he 
ji  chron  ii.  was  not  perrr)jcted  °  to  performethat  Work,  in  regard  he  was  a  man  of 
War,  and  had  (hed  bloud ;  that  thereupon  he  received  both  a  Confir- 
mation of  the  Kingdom  to  himfelf  and  his  heirs,  and  that  happy  pro- 
>  tb.  ver.  x».  mife p  of  the  everlafling  throne,  that  fhould  be  eftablifhed  in  his  feed. 
9 1  chron.  »8.      But  Solomon  his  fon  it  was,  who  having  received  a  pattern  ?  from  his 
X9'  Father  Davids  according  to  that  frame  which  God  himfelf  hid  appoin- 

Vi  chron. x*.  te(j  -  ancl  no  kfs  tnan  r  a  hundred  thoufand  talents  of  gold,  as  alfo  a 
thoufand  thoufand  talents  of  filver,  and  of  Brafs  and  Iron  piffing  all 
fib.  ver. «.     wtight,  with  a  charge s  to  build  a  H  oufe  for  the  Lord  God  of  Ifrael ,  be- 
gan and  perfected  that  glorious  work  (  a  fpeclacle  of  admiration  to  all 
*  1  Kings  y.    the  world)  in  which  were  imployed f  ttyrty  thoufand  Carpenters  (fc. 
ten  thoufand  every  month  by  courfe)  eighty  thoufand  Mafbns  in  the 
mountain,  and  feventy  thouknd  labourers  that  bore  burthens,  befides 
three  thoufand  three  hundred  Matters  ofhis  work. 
« 1  chron.  j*.      And  after  the  Overthrow  u  of  thisJbyNebuchadneZ,ar  King  of  Babylon  J 
1,1  that  the  rebuilding  thereof  was  begun  w  by  Jofua  the  fon  of  jfozada^ 

and  Zerkbbabel  the  fon  ofSalathiel ;  though  it  came  fo  far  fhort  of  the  0- 
se{fv\]*-  ther,  that  tby  that  faw  its  foundations  wept  x,  yet  was  it  accounted 
the  wonder  of  the  world:  ^nd  rebuilt  by  Herod  in  much  greater  (late 
and  glory,  (landing  till  the  time  of  cur  bleffed  Saviour-had  that  reverend 
efteem  from  hi m,in  regard  it  was  a  place  fandified3he  would  notfuffer 
the  carriage  of  a  veflfell  through  it. 

Befides  which  Temple,  there  were  even  inHieruJalemtz(wc\\  as  other 
parts  of  the  land,  in  procrfs  of  time,  no  fmall  number  of  Synagogues  foe 
men  to  refort  unto,  which  were  frequented  by  Chrift  himfelf,  and  after 
him  by  his  holyApofllcs.  Butfuchwas  the  perfecution  that  attended 
the  ChriRiin  Church  in  her  infancy,  that  their  Oratories  were  not,  of 
along  time,  either  fumptuous  or  (lately,  till  that  it  pleafed  God  toraife 
up  Kings  and  Etnperours,  which  favoured  that  proxfllon ;  and  then 
r .  ™  .  there  was  no  coft  (pared  on  fuch  buildings,  as  mav  feem  by  thole  which 

J  Eulcb.  lib.  8.  .      .         r  r.  -»       r         ni    >•  1  x-»    to 

cap.  i .  were  erected  y  in  every  City,  under  o  eVems,  (jordian,  rhilip,  and  Galte* 

Jit"conft!     nus,  and  afterwards  in  that  which  Conjiantine  built  z  in  HierufalemP  for 
Jj};tfcCJj, 4I'  ^e  Dedication  whereof  all  theBifliops  in  Chriftendome  met. 


13.  &c 


Saint  T  A  V  US  Cathedral! 


Nay  fo  much  did  the  Primitive  ChriftianS  ftrive  to.  excell  in  fucn 
fabricks;that,inteftimony  of  their  cheerful!  affedions,  thinking  no- 
thing too  much  nor  too  good  for  God's  fervice ;  when  Ma.xim.inus  had 
byafolemnEdicV,  given  leave  for  the  rebuilding  of  thofe  Temples,  «Eufeb.fi*.fj 
which  Diode fian  caufed  to  be  overthrown,  they  reared  them  up  to  an  Cap' 8" 
height  immenfurable,faith  Eujebius  b  ;  and  adorned  them  with  far  more  hlhJA-  W 
beauty  in  their  reftauration,  than  their  Founders  before  had  given 
them# 

Bu  t  to  come  neerer  to  my  purpofe,  viz .  the  Hiftory  of  this  Church.1     - 

In c  the  year  CLxxxd.  after  our  Saviour's  incarnation,Pope  Ekutherius  c\"di  Agp*^ 
fent  hither  into  QB attain,  at  the  inftance  o£  King  Lucius,  two  eminent 
Dc&ors  >Faganus  and  Damianus^to  the  end,  that  they  might  inftrud  him 
and  his  fubjeds  in  the  principles  of  Chriftian  Religion ;  and  confecrate 
fuch  Churches,  as  had  6een  Dedicated  to  divers  falfe  Gods,  unto  the  ho- 
nour of  the  true  God.  Whereupon  thefe  holy  men  conftituted  three 
Metropoliticall  Sees  inthethreechiefCitiesofthi5  Itland,  unto  which 
they  fubjeded  divers  Bifiioprickst  Thefirft  at  lOttuOlt,  whereunto  all 
<£nglanD,  from  the  B  inks  of  dumber,  Southwards,  and  ©etoettt  Eafl- 
ward  belonged  :  Thefecond,  $?o?ft,which  contained  all  beyond  dumber; 
Northwards^  together  with  g>COtlattu:  the  third  CaerlfOtt  fupon  (Hjsfte) 
whereunto  all  Weft  ward  of  s>ct)fW>  with  Wlzup  t^ally,  were  fubjccTiJ 
All  which  continued  Co  till  Jugujiine  (who  was  lent  by  Pope  Gregory  in 
the  year  DC II II.  after  the  Birth  of  our  Saviour)  having  tranflated  the 
Primacy  to  Canterbury  conftituted  Mellitus  the  firft  Bifllop  oflOttiJOtl.  I 

In  the  time  of  thi^  Bifaop  Me  Uitus  Ethelbert  Kingoff&ettt  (who  by  the 
preaching  of  Jugujiine  before  fpecified,  was  thefirft  of  our  Saxon  Kings 
that  received  the  Chriftian  Faith)  ercded  here  a  Church,  as  by  the  testi- 
mony of  divers  Hiftoriansd  appeareth ;  dedicating  it  to  Saint  Paul  the  dm.  Ami. 
Apoftle  and  Dodor  of  the  Gentiles.    That  in  the  place,  where  hefo  JJJJ  %. 
built  ir,  had  been  a  Temple  of  Diana  the  Goddefs,  is  probable  enough  Beda/Sji 
from  thofe  inftances,  which  the  learned  Cambd.cn e  giveth  ',  viz,,  the/tru.  *^H-  H""^s 
dure  neer  at  hand,called  Diana's  Chambers; and  the  multitude  of  Oxe-  b-n- IO- 
heads  digged  up,  when  the  Eaft  part  thereof  was  rcbuilded  (fie.  temp.E.t.  ^j£M,li 
which  were  then  thought  to  be  the  Reliquesof  the  Gentiles  Sacrifices: 
whereunto  I  (hall adde,what  I  finde  in  an  antientWriter  ?oiz, .after  that  /**£ s-df 
Chriftian  Religion,  which  in  the  days  of  King  Lucius  had  been  firft  wftm.is 
planted  in  this  Nation,  was  through  that  great  perfecution  of  Dioclefian  /Ib't^*"' 
theEmperour,almo(t  utterly  rooted  out,  Idols  were  fet  up  in  thofe  CJau,lil^? 

Churches  wherein  God  had  been  fcrved fydiit  itaque  nete-ri'  abomina- 

tionis  ubiquefententia  (faith  he)  a  fua  Britones  expelluntur  pa/ria^  immolat 
Dian.'eLo^donhitburificdt  JpollomfuburbanaThomeu,  &o  kOtltJOtt  facrifi- 
ced  to  Diwa,  and  Ct)0?mp  (which  is  now  called  ggfttttriittftrcj  to  J± 
polio. 

Admitting  then,  that  it  had  been  an  Idolatrous  Temple,  whether  it 
oughttobemadeufcofbyChriftians,fortheworfiiipofthe  true  God./ 

§5  "i  fa 


The  H  I  S  T  O  R.  Y  of 


t  Dcut.  i  x.».  let  us  confider,that  theCommandement  s  to  deflroy  all  places  where  the 
Cananites  had  ferved  their  Gods,  and  not  to  convert  any  of  them  to  the 
honour  of  the  true  God,  had  reference  unto  a  fpeciall  intent  and  |!mr- 
pofe  i  viz,,  that  therefnould  be  but  one  onely  place  in  the  whole  land, 
whereunto  the  people  mit,ht  bring  fuch  offerings,  gifts,  and  Sacrifices 
as  their  Leviticall  Law  did  require  :  by  which  Law  fevere  charge  was 
given  them,  in  that  refped,  not  to  convert  thofe  places  to  the  fervice  of 
theliving  God,  where  the  Nations  before  them  had  ferved  ldolls,  but  to 
■*/*.*.  4,  f.  hfeel^  the  place  where  the  Lord  their  Godjh'ouldchooje  out  of  all  their  Tribes: 
For  as  Idolatrous  perfons  may  be  converted  and  live ;  fo  (doubtlefs)may 
places,  where  Idolatrous  worfhip  hath  been  excercifed,  be,  without  of- 
fence to  God,  converted  to  his  true  worfhip  and  fervice :  And  this  did 
that  holy  man  Saint  G redone  (  who  lent  over  the  before-fpecified  dugu* 
fiine  the  Monk,  into  this  Nation,  to  convert  the  Pagan  Saxons  to  the 
faith  of  Chrift  )  well  confider^  when  he  wrote  to  the  faid  Mellitus  (out 
iiril  Bifhop  here)  commanding  him  to  deflroy  theIdoIls,but  to  referve 
'  the  Temples  wherein  they  were,  for  the  fervice  of  the  true  God,  as  by  his 
tAppad.  n.  x.  Epiflle *  to  him  is  moil  amply  manifefted.  Which  very  thing  was  ac- 
k  append,  n.  3.  cordingly  put  in  k  pradtife  by  the  before  fpecified  Jupuftine  himfelf; 
who,  having  cleered  that  idolatrous  Temple  at  Catlterburp,where  King 
Bthelbert  and  his  Nobles  did  offer  iacrifice  to  the  Devill,  changed  it  in- 
to a  Church,  which  he  dedicated  to  Saint  Pancrace. 

Having  now  done  with  the  firft  foundation  of  this  Church,  by  King 

Ethelbert;zs  I  have  faid  (Sebert  then  reigning  under  him  in  this  Trad) 

I  am  rccxtto  enquire  what  farther  enlargement  there  was  in  its  /tru- 

#ure;  as  aHb  of  its  endowment  with  lands:  In  which  difquifition  Ifinde3 

i Append.*. A.  i  that  the"bcfore  mentioned  King  Ethelbert, gave  thereunto  the  Mannour 

*u\.a>i.voi.  ofCtllmo^aminelTep.  And  that  Erkjnwald,  the  fourth  *  Bifhop  from 

nGoLde    Mellitus (Jn.DCLXXV.)  beftowed  m great  coflin  the  fabrick  there- 

f*W-        of  ^augmenting  its  revenues  very  much,  with  his  own  eftate ,  and  pro- 

at4pttnd:n.s.  curing diversam pie  priviledges thereto,  from  the  Pope  n,  as  alfo  from 

the  Kings  that  then  reigned  in  this  land:  The  life  of  which  devout 

Bifhop,  in  refpec~the  was  afterwards  Canonized  for  a  Saint ;  ancttiis  Bo-  , 

dy  tranflated  to  a  glorious  Shrine,  in  the  Eaft  part  of  this  Church,  a- 

?7spftn&Kx,  6  Dove  the  high  Altar,I  have  in  my  Appendix  *  exhibited  from  the  authority 

of  a  very  antient  MS,  and  of  that  Shrine  do  intend  to  fpeakat  large 

anon. 

Howbeit,  after  this  goodBifhopi,  for  the  fpace  of  two  hundred  and 
fourty  yea«.  1  have  not  difcovered  any  other  Benefactor  that  it  had,than 
"cfftl'fve**-  Kewed  Kin^of  the  Mercians^yvhoondy  granted  *this  immunitic  therei 
mm  &  apit.  to,  that  it  fhouH  be  in  all  things  as  free,  as  he  himfelf  defired  to  be  in 
paui;  [G]  f.  the  day  of  Judgement :  buttheri  did  King  Jtheljian  very  amply  endow 
I'^f^itwith  divers  fair  Lordfliips ;  viz,.  ©attuOtt,  EOut,  JLUftmijale,  T^Pl- 

ram,cuvcl3am,€it)u3oltJitune,Euuu]fll»  Cuulftfntfle,  and  jtofutme,  in 

the  fame  Countie.of  &$tu  CtfJflfpe  and  eauin&ont  in  $partfO?ufl)im 

i  i  £>?aitoii 


* 


Saint  T  A  V  LS  Cathedrall. 


Pff-8. 


button  and  C&illeftJOn  in  ^iDBUfe):,  arid  <55erite0  in  %>VKXty-  King 
Edgar, with? SaUofce  m  €&%;  Queen  Egelflede  (his  wife)  with  q 
qLagefarf3andCOCljam(}Ct)f.  All  which  donations  were  ratified r  by  ,*'.',* 
ICing  JEtbdred  and s  Canutiis,  as  by  their  Charters,  which  do  threaten  /» • J  f  ■ 
the  violators  of  them  with  great  curfes,doth  appear. 

After  which,  King  Edward  the  Confeffor  gave1  thereunto  the $ -i.*.' 
Lordfliips  of  Cl)ingfo?U ,  and  "Barlings  in   Cflejc;  and   Edgiva- 
u(a  noble  woman)  saiggele-    Howbeit,  fo  great  a  change  did  the  u-u  &  ji 
Norman  invafion  (which  hapnedfooh  after}  make;  that  fome  of  its  %£££& 
podeflions  (fo given, as  hath  been  faid)  were  feized  on:  But  fuch  pW* 
was  the  Conquerour's  zeale  to  God's  glory,   nbtwithfhnding  the 
hard  meafure,  which  the  natives  had  5  that  he  foon  commanded  full  , 

reflitution  to  be  made,  of  whatfoever  had  been  fo  taken  from  it ;  ad- 
ding his  confirmation  of  all  the  reft,as  by  that  folemn  Charter  'v,  made  vv  s  Jpiwi. 
the  very  day  of  his  Coronation,  whereunto  his  Benediction  to  all       ""  *"' 
that  mould  augment  its  pofleflions,  and  Curies  to  thofe  that  do 
contrary,  are  annexed.  As  alfo  granting  thereto  feverall  large  immu- 
nities t  and  priviledges  * ;  which  lands,  then  belonging  thereto,  were  t  »•  i4: 
ofnofrnall  extent,  as  that  authentick  Record  x  "viz,%  theConque-  **•& 
rour's  Survey)  doth  manifeft.  * ?;" l6' 

Great  was  the  efteem,that  this  eminent-  riat-hedral  then  kad,aamay 
farther  feem  by  that  Nation  Jl  Councell,  of  all  the  Bifhops,  Abbots,' 
and  many  other  Ecclefiaftick  perfons,  held  therein,  in  Jn.MLXXV. 
which  was  in  the  IX'K  year  of  King  William  the  Conquerour's 
reign :  the  Conftitutions  whereof,  forafmuch  as  they  are  very  memo- 
rable, and  not  as  yet  made  publick,  1  have  in  my  Jppendix,  y  exhi-  «f  »•  17. 
bited.  Not  long  after  which,l  finde,  that  the  victorious  Norman,ha- 
ving  afllgned  *all  Ecclefiaflical  pleadings  to  the  Epifcopail  Jurifdicli-  *  "• l8- 
onjof  his  Princely  bounty ,gave  Y  and  confirmed  to  Maurice >  the  then J"' 19' 
venerable  Bifhop  of  this  See,  the  Caflle  of  g>tO?tfOtfl  in  ^artfotfJfljirfj 
and  whatfoever  William  his  predeceflbr  had  of  his  gift  j  granting  un- 
to the  Canons  of  this  Cathedrall  raoft  ample  priviledges  in  all  the, 
lands  belonging  thereto.  Itleems,  that  the  before  fpecified  Maurice  ms.  penis 
'had  in  fome  fort  injured  this  Church ;  but  thereof  he  not  onely  re-  '$}?.' £%' 
pented,  tbut  made  abundant  latisfaction ;  For  after  the  City  of  ^el  C°1L, 
jLotxDon  underwent  fuch  damage  by  fire,  (which  was  in  the  time  of  amp.  ms. 
the  Conquerours  reign)  fothat  the  old  fabrick,  being  foofed  *  with  S;  boT[*] 
timber,  was  burnt1 ;  he  (in  An, b  MLXXX11L)  began  the  founda.  *  * J t,b-  ***. 
tion  of  that  rnoft  magnificent  pile,  yet  ftanding.;  <viz,.  all  the  body   rxei.  Coii; 
oftheChurch,  with  the  South  and  North-Crofs  Ides;  w^reof  an6  J^^> 
eminent  Hiftorian  of  that  time  hathfthis  exprelfion  — <- 6  tml<*>  efi  £$e<tKb' 
dec  oris  ma][nificentia3utmerito  inter  tirfidara  numeretur  tdifiria  :  tantA  cw.Maimesb; 
Crifte  laxitas  ;  tantajuperims  *^i^^^,^:«^^p/w&jw^^-  %gfii^ 
fani  yndeaturpoflef  ulcere; 

1  '  t 

.  »  C  it 


6  TheHI  STORYcf 


d  <-uL  coil.      It  is  evident d  that  he  had  a  great  part  of  his  materialls  for  this  no- 

tij^'iS".     blework,   but  of  the  ruins  of  that  flrong  Caflle,    then  called  the 

pr^H.Ms.  palatine  COfoet,  which  flood  on  the  Welt  part  of  the  City,  towards 

jj^c£- thatlittleRiverof  jfleetjforthatwasburnt  f  when  the  faid  old  fa_ 

j \fyji  cico-  brick  perifhed  by  fire ;  in  the  place  whereof  Robert  Kilwarby,  after- 

?<yideeW}6  wards  Archbifhop  of  Canterbury,  erecled  *  that  Houfe  of  Domini! 

^m£  w»j,  which  is  Aill  very  well  known  by  the  name  of  TBlacfe-JFriew. 

j  j  mlatl'.  e.  ^ut  the  foundations,  which  this  worthy  Bifhop  had  layd,  being  fu„ 

\j-m  ZI-    table  to  his  minde,  were  fo  vafl,  as  the  fame  Hiflorian  obfcrves  e,that 

Mfupm,ptti\i.  though  he  profecuted  the  work  no  lefs  than  twenty  years  (for  fo  long 

*  '•*"  he  lived)  hujus  f  laboriojioperis  tmpenfamJ  tranjmifit  ad  pojle/os,  he  left 
glib.         the  perfecting  thereof  to  pofterity.   To  whom  iiicceeded  Richard  de 

Beaumeisy  in  that  See,  a  perfon  fo  tranfeendently  afTcfted  to  this  buil- 
ding, as  that  he  beflowed  s  the  whole  Revenue  of  his  Biflioprick  up- 
on it,  fupporting  himfelf  and  his  Family,  by  other  means :  Howbeic, 
though  he  lived  little  lefs  than  the  time  that  his  predeceflor  did,  ni- 
hil h  efficere  "vifus  ejif  it  feemed  but  little  that  he  effeded. 
Lei.  coil.  The  particulars,  which  he  did,  befides  the  finifliing i  of  the  walls, 
^  N  were  the  enlarging15  of  the  Streets  neer  unto  it,  by  purchafing  of 
Lay-mem  houfes  that  flood  there ;  and  almoft  totally  comparing 
3  the  Chwch.yard  with  a  very  flrong  wall  ;  for  the  effecting  where- 
of, King  Henry  the  firfl,  about  the  beginning  of  his  reign,  granted 

*  -Attn*.  $    T  to  bim  part  of  the  Ditch,  belonging  to  that  Caflle  formerly  men* 
a0-  tioned ;  and  fo  much  thereof,  as  might  be  fufficient  to  make  a  way 

without  the  fame  wall;  which  way>  I  conclude  to  be  that,  which  is 
now  part  bfCrtftJ-lam  and  Catter-latte  5  for  in  our  time,  a  great  pro- 
j  portion  of  the  fame  wall  was  Handing.     And  when  the  faid  Caflle 
j  was  pofleft  by  Euftace  Earl  of  %UllOigtt  (yiz».  foon  after)  he  the  faid 
|  £arl,  for  the  health  of  his  foul,  and  the  foul  of  his  Father .  upon  con- 
I  dition  that  himfelf  and  his  Lady  might  be  for  ever  partakers  of  the 
Prayers,  and  good  deeds  performed  in  this  Church,  quit  claymed 
unto  the  before  fpecifled  Bifhop  all  his  interefl  in  thofe  lands,  fo  in- 
* Af-  *' "3    clofed  within  the  faid  wall,  as  by  his  deed  of  Releafe  n,  bearing  date 
the  fourteenth  CaL  oiMay  in  the  year  MCVI.  (7  H.  i.J  appeareth. 
I      But  after  thefe  two  Bifhops,l  cannot  certainly  finde  what  pro- 
gress was  made  in  this  eminent  ftruc"ture,  fo  happily  begun  by  them; 
ourHiflorknS  and  Records  being  filent  therein :  nor  have  I  feen  any 
more  thereof,for  a  long  time  after,  than  that  it  had  great  hurt  by  a 
Math.w.  drea^llfire°,onthex*.CW.of  January;    in  the  very  firfl  year  of 
Amauf  King  &bjjWs reign  (which  began  p  at  JLontlOtt  Bridge,  and  continu- 
«K?  e^  to  the  Chqrch  1  of  the  Danes)  but  doe  believe,  that  Richard,  who 
tJeli'c^'i    WasTreafurer  to  King  Henry  the  fecond,  during  almoflhis  whole 
mmu  \  rcign,  and  a  mbft  diligent  and  faithfull  fervant  to  him  in  that  office, 
tTcm-  as  is  evident  by  the  iaflfumme,  which  was  found  in  the  Treafury 
at  his  death,  being  made  Bifhop  of  ipnppn  in  the  firft  year  of  K.  Si* 

chard's 


9  St.  elements  • 

Without 

fleBv. 


Saint  T  A  V  US  Cathedrall.  7 


chard's  reign,  did  very  much  therein  :  for  in  Ecclejitfuz  &  xdificio- 
rum  adfcdemjuamfyeftantiumfiruttura.  magnam  impendil  pecuniamfaith. 

Godwyn  r.       -  rdc  Vraful.  f ; 

Leaving  therefore  the  farther  increale  of  its  buildings,  for  awhile, 1J7, 
I  will  now  take  notice  of  what  addition  of  Priviledges  or  poflef- 
fions,  was  made  to  it,  by  the  fucceeding  Kings  of  this  Realm,  Bi- 
fhops,  and  other  perfons  of  note,  beginning  with  King  William  Ru- 
fus.  This  King,  taking  notice,  that  fome  •impofitions,  whereunto 
others  were  fubje<Sfc,  had  been  layd  upon  the  Canons  hereof,  upon 
complaint  to  him  made,fent  a  fpeciall  precept r  to  all  his  Sheriffs  in  tExam  m. 

1       r  r-*  1     •     1         1      t  1»  1  1  I  MS.  penes 

whatfoever  County  their  lands  lay,  commanding  them,  that  they  p>*f.D.&ca-f; 
fhouldbefree from  all  Taxes,  and  in  particular  for  the  Tower  of    ,1''x'*' 
LotluCM,  Wall,  Bridge, c^c.  as  King  William  his  Father,  by  his  Writ 
had  appointed :  And  by  another u  Precept,  direded,  that  the  lands Hli- 
and  Tenants  of  Bifhop  Maurice  jfhouldbe  acquit  ofWard-pefiny  ,and 
Leftage,  as  they  were  in  his  Father's  days. 

TowhomfucceededHe/zrythefirft-  who,  having  given  to  Fi- 
charddeBelmeis  (ruccetfor  to  the  before  fpedfied  Maurice  part  of  his 
Caftle  Ditch,  for  the  Wall  of  the  Church-yard,  and  a  way  without 
it  (as  I  have  already  obferved)  commanded  w,  that  all  thofe  Ships  and  *  &f-  3. «, 
VefTells,  entringtheRiverofirieete.ro  bring  /Tone  Gam  tke  Churck, 
then  in  building,  fhould  be  free  from  Toll,  and  Cu/tome :  and  more- 
over granted  x  to  the  fame  Bifhop,  all  great  Fifh  that  might  thence-  *».£  4.  a. 
forth  be  taken  within  the  precinclsofhis  lands,  excepting  onely  the  (fj*/f'*v 
Tongue,  which  he  referved  to  himfelf :  .and  laftly  gavey  to  him  the  \D-  f  c4- 
faidBimop  and  hisfucceflbrs,  the  Tithe  of  all  his  Venifbn  within  ^jj*joh.C.T' 
the  County  of  Cfler.  ([h*3.*otXJ' 

Which  Bifhop,  being  a  moil  devout  man,  and  bearing  a  fingular 
affection  to  this  Church  (  as  hath  been  already  obferved  )  granted 
*  thereto,  for  the  fervice  of  the  Altar,  viz*,  the  Sacrifice  in  Bread  and  CS/^' 
Wine,  the  Rent  of  his  new  Wharfe  upon  the  River  of  €^ame0  (which  XjH 
I  conceive  to  be  that,  now  called  Paul'0SB^arfeO  And  fearing  the  £*)£ 
wrath  of  God  towards  him,  for  inclofing  the  wood  of  CoUltiffnafr, 
within  his  Parke  at  Clacljentorie,  though  he  did  it  with  a  good  iri- 
tent  -3  yet  left  in  tracl:  of  time  the  Canons  of  this  Church  might  there- 
by lofe  it,  he  folmenlyreflored1  it,  repenting  of  what  he  had  donc'{'&; 
therein,  more  than  he  juflly  ought ;  farther  giving b  to  them  the  be- 
nefit of  all  Oblations,  which  fhould  thenceforth  be  offered,  On  the 
FefUvalls  of  Saint  Peter  and  Paul,  upon  the  Altar  of  thofe  Saints  ,! 
whereat  they  were  attendant.  Nor  was  it  long  after,  thar  Theobald 
Archbifhop  of  Canterbury  j  for  the  fpeciall  honour c  2nd  reverence  *dfib.f.  & 
that  he  bore  to  the  memory  of  Mellitus  the  firfl  Biftop  of  HontJOtt,  «V* 
whofe  Reliques  were  then  d  kept  in  this  Church  granted  e  an  In- 
dulgence, for  XL.  days  of  tbeir  injoyned  penance,  to  all  fuch  as 
fliould  folempnize  the  Feftivall  Of  that  blefTed  Confeflor. 

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IO  the  before  mentioned  Richard  de  Beimels,  fucceeded  in  this 
EpifcopalSee,  Robert  firnamed  de  Sigillo;  of  whom  I  have  feert 
no  more  in  reference  to  this  Cathedral],  than  a  confirmation 
fn.f.z).*.  f0fj^t0  tne  Deaneand  Chapter  (about  the  feventh  year  of  King  " 
'^Wsreign)oftheLordmipof€l)bUi:g^etOU,  which  Ranulf  Pe- 
Verell  (whole  body  lay  here  interred)  had  given  to  the  Lights  bur- 
s#./.*j.d  ning  therein.  For  the  fupport  of  which  Lights,  I  likewife  fmde6a 
that  Raph  de  Comhull,  very  foon  after, gave  xii  d.  yearly  Rent, towards 
the  maintenance  of  that  in  particular  burning  before  the  Altar  of 
Saint  Erkenwald}  and  as  much  for  that -at  the  Altar  of  Saint 
\jfames. 

About  this  time,  William  deBefmeis^heti  aCahbn  of  Pauls,  and 
nephew  of  Richard  deBelmeii,  the  Bilhop  before  fpoken  of,  for  the 
health  of  his  faid  Uncle's  foul,  and  of  the  foul  olRobertde  Belmeis , 
h£xp,r/.  cod.  his  Father,  gave  h  to  the  Canons  of  this  Church,  by  the  confent  of 
"fii'.b!^'    3  Gilbert  Foliot  the  then  Bifliop,  the  Church  of  Saint  Pancrace,  with 
all  the  Tithes  and  other  obventions  thereto  belonging :  And  fbort 
after,  one  Osbert  de  Camera,  being  vifited  with  great  ficknefs,  granted 
\B*fmr.coi.  \  unto  them  inpure  Almsj  for  the health  of  his  foul,  certain  lands  and 
Ms.  [A]/.  f.  |4oufes  iylnS  neer  famarinw'm  the  Parifli  of  Saint  Benedict ;  giving 
pofleflion  ofthem  with  his  Gold  Riwr,  wherein  *  Rubie  was  fet; 
appointing,  that  the  fame  Gold  Ring,  together  with  his  Seal,  fhould 
for  ever  be  fixed  to  the  Charter,  whereby  he  fo  difpofed  them :   The 
revenue  of  which  landsto  be  divided  intothree  parts  5  T>i%,.  one  for 
the  Clerks  belonging  to  the  Quire  of  Pauls ;  the  other  to  the  Almo» 
ner,  for  the  behoof  of  poor  people,  on  the  day  of  his  Jnnherfarie} 
and  the  third  part  for  the  fabrick  of  the  Church, 

Butbeforelgdeontoobfervehow  and  wherein  this  famous  C& 
thedrall  had  an  acceffion  of  farther  endowments  and  priviledges,  it 
The  school.  ^  •  jj  nQt  ^  amifSj  ^erc  t0  takenotice  of  the  School,  belonging  there-1 
I  n.f.  is.  b.  to.  That  this  was  very  antient,  is  manife/t  by  the  Charter k  of  the 
before  fpecified  Richard  Bifhop  of  JtOtluOtt,  in  the  time  of  King  Hen- 
ry the  firfl  5  who  thereby  granted  to  one  Hugh  the  Schoolmafter  and 
hisfucceflbrsin  that  employment,  the  habitation  of  Durandu*i  at  the 
Corner  of  the  Turret  (id  efi  the  Clochier  or  Bell  Tower)  where 
William  the  Dean  o^  Pauls  had  placed  him,  by  his  the  faid  Bifliops 
command;  together  with  the  cuftody  of  the  Library  belonging 
to  this  Church.  To  which  Hugh  fucceeded  in  that  place,  Henry  L  a 
Canon  ofyhe  fame  Bifliops,  that  had  been  educated  under  the  faid 
Hugh  j  unto  whom  the  before  fpecified  Bifhop,  befides  the  Houfe 
which  he  the  fame  Hugh  enjoyed,  granted  m  a  meadow  at  jFuJtjarrt,to- 
gether  with  the  Tithes  of  f  llttgg  and  C^aMev  •  which  Henry  had 
fuch  great  refpeel  in thofe  days,  that  Henry  de  Bloys3  that  famous 


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Saint  T  A  V  L'S  Cathedral!,  ^ 

. — j — ^ — -~~ ■     .  #     — —— —  ■■  :" — ■  -*-■ 

Bifhop  of  CflJitteljetfcr  (who  was  nephew  to  the  King  (commanded  a,  *  '*•/«  l^a' 

that  none  (houldl  prefume  to  teach  School  within  tke  whole  City  ; 

of  JLOtltlOtt,  without  his  Licenfejexcepting  the  School  matters  of  Saint 

Mary  Bow,  and  S,  Martins  le  grand.  And  in  farther  augmentation  of 

its  revenues,  Richard  firnamed  Nigel,  who  fate  Bifhop  here,  in  King 

Richard  the  firfl's  time,  gave  "  unto  this  School  all  the  Tithes  ariftyg  0is. 

in  his  demefns  at  JFultiam  and  ^>0?ffte;  with  an  acre  of  land  in  the 

laid  town  of  tyofittt ,  for  the  reception  of  them  in  gathering. 

And  having  now  done  with  what  relates  to  that  antie-it  School' 

I  fl  all  obferve,  that  the  Knights  Fees  inClftrand  ^osiffct;.  which 

the  Bifhop  of  lOtluOtt  had  in  thofe  days,  wcte  p  no  Lis  than  XXXVI.  p£»-  4, fc 

by  which  the  totall  extent  of  his  pofTcflions  may  in  fome  fire  be 

rr     1 

gueffed  at. 

About  the  fame  time,the  office  ofTreafurer  was  conftituted  in  this  The  office  of 
Cathedr Jl,  the  firft  thit  underwent  the  trufl  thereof,  being  one  God-  TrMfuicr- 
fey  %  unto  whom  Robert  de  Sigillo,  Bifhop  here  in  Kin^  Stephens  J  {'I    4fc 
days,  tad  given  r  certain  Churches  which  were  faid  to  belong  to  his 
own  Table  :  To  the  intent  therefore,  that  all  queftion  concerning 
them  might,  be  taken  off,clcer  it  is, that  Rithard  de  Belmeis  (the  fez ;! 
cond  Bifhop  of  lontJOlt  of  that  name)  by  the  advice  of  Theobald  ArchJ  j 
Bifhop  of  Canterbury  and  certain  of  his  rellow  Bifhops ;  as  alfo  with 
the  confent  of  his  Chapter,  o%»vd    them  t<?  the  ule  bf  Mm  and  Msia^  ,££ 
fucceffors  in  that  ottice  for  ever.  Thefe  were  the  Churches  of  SMD- 
mmurf  >  altJburie,  ypttym-FumeUs  and  ®ffl$$Sarners:  But  the  two ' 
later  of  them  were  fo  given,  as  that  the  laid  Godfrey  and  his  Fucctffjrs 
fliould  provide  three  hundred  pound-weight  of  Wax,  for  fix  Lamps 
continually  burning  in  this  Church;  as  alfo  Oyl,  lnccnfe,  and  Cole^ 
for  the  amending  and  warning  the  ornaments  and  v°ftments  belong- 
ing thereto :  and  moreover  for  the  fweeping  and  clenfing  thereof  with 
Rufhes,  Straw,  and  Mops,  yeilding  the  like  allowance  to  the  Sacri/t, 
and  three  other  fervants  of  the  Church,  as  had  heretofore  been  ufed . 
fo  as  the  whole  charge  for  all  thefe  particulars,  did  not  amount  to 
more  than  ten  marks  per  annum.  To  which  office  of  Trtafurer  be- 
Iong'd  the  cuftody  of  the  Books  pertaining  to  the  Church,  as  appears 
by  that  Catalogue  of  them,  taken  in  An.  MCCCCLXXXVl.  tranf- 
cribedin  my  Jppendix  *.  The  next  thing  whereof  1  am,  in  order  of  * « j«: 


Expraft 
Cud.  H  Si 


time,  to  take  notice,  is  the  fetled  habitation  of  the  Dcane.  This,ftan'  The  Dcanryj 
ding  r  within  the  precinct  of  the  Church-yard ,  and  being  the 
"m^ndon  of  RaphdeDiceto,  Dean  of  Pauls  about  the  latter  end  of  * 
King  Henry  the  Second's  reign ;  was,  with  the  Chapell  hanging 
thereto,  by  him  granted  w  to  his  fucceffors  in  that  office  firf"  ever  -the 
ground  whereon  they  were  built, having  been  given  fa*  that  purpofe,^ 
by  Gilbert  Foliot  the  then  Bifhop  :  which  grant  h^  fach  eftimation '    , 
with  the  Canons  of  this  Church;   that,  by  an  Inftrument x  under  *  tf, 
their  publick  Seal,  they  afligned  X  L  to  be  annually  payd  for  ever  by 


D  the: 


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10 


The  HISTORY  oF 


the  fucceflive  Deans,  as  a  Pitance  at  the  folemnizing  the  Anniyerfaria 
of  that  learned  man ,  whofe  memory  is  not  a,  little  famous  to  this 
j«i.f.       ^    for  thofe  elaborate  hiftoricall  works  of  his,  whereof  BaUusi 
s*£:  S$i y  makes  mention ;  fome  of  which,  Viz,.  Ahhrcoiationes  Chronicarumi 
tdi\  Lond.     ancj  XmapnesHifioriarum  have  been  lately z  published. 
Tte*H0rpic4     About  this  time  alfo,  there  was  an  ty o(pitall  founded  f  Within  the 
*%:*!!%    .liberties  belonging  to  this  CathedraU,  by  Henry  de  Northampton,  a 
<r«/.s.Pawii«  Canon  thereof ;  as  is  evident  by  its  Confirmation  nude  by  the  be- 
fore fpec'ified  Deane  (Viz,.  Raft  &e  Diceto)  and  his  Chapter,    Which 
Henry,  for  the  health  of  his  foul,  gave  to  God  and  Saint  Paul,  his 
Manfion  houfe,  with  the  Court  adjoyning,  for  the  habitation  ot 
ipoor  people ;  and  for  their  maintenance,  granted  the  whole  Tithes 
belonging  to  his  Preebendarie.   And  for  augmentation  thereof,  the 
iaid  Dean  and  Chapter  conferred  all  their  Alms,  both  in  bread  and 
money,  which  they  had  uied  to  allow  to  the  poor,  according  to  the 
indent  Inftiturions  of  this  Church.  As  alfo  the  Church  of  Saint  Part' 
cracet  with  the  lands  and  Tithes  thereto  belonging;  and  the  Tithes 
•  Mcdb  T*t-  of  COtatirilt  *,  afwell  in  Corn  as  other  things :  provided,  that  one 
t»m-court.  ,Jlemde^  a  cierkefwho  was  then  the  tenant  of  thofe  Tithes)  rnighe 
"hold  them  of  the  fame  Hofpital,as  he  did  of  the  faid  D^an  and  Chap: 
ter:  And  reftrving  to  themlelves-a  certain  yearly  Penfion  to  be  payj 
,  by  the  raid  tiofri*»il .  a'jj  nS,  h  fiiy,  the  Church  of  'Berne  thereto^ 

'  ""  *  with  the  Gkbe  and  Titpes  to  it  belonging. 

Not  long  after  this,  it  was,  that  Henry  de  Comhull  Chanccllour  of 

■a  %*  r*f.     KLonBon,  gave a  to  his  Fucceflors  in  that  office  (by  the  confent  of  Rod 

P?9Mas-wger[immc&  Niger  the then  Biihop)  his  dwelling  houfe  with  the 

'Houfefcrths  apjpurtehances,  fituate, South wa'rds  from  this  Church,  referving  a 

%»nm.°h  '  marke  yearly  to  be  payd  on  the  day  of  his  Anrtiverfarie  i  viz,,  half 

thereof  to  the  Canons  then  prefent  at  the  commemoration  of  the 

dead-  and  the  refidue  to  the  other  Clerks  of  the  Qu,ire,at  that  time 

likewife  there.  And  as  the  former  Kings  did  by  their  feverall  Char  J 

ters  confirm  all  the  lands  and  poflefnons,  which  through  the  greas 

munificence  of  their  predeceflbrs*  had  been  given  to  this  CathedraU, 

granting  unto  the  CanOns  here  feiving  God3fundry  immunities  and 

priviledges  in  them :  So  alfo  did  King  John,  and  much  more  amply, 

i s  rt-  /•  4.    as  by  his  Charter b  dated  at  g>l)0$am  XV L  Junii,  in  the  very  firfl  year 

*"  *  of  his  reign  appcareth  j  Adding  t  afterwards  (Viz,,  in  the  fifth  year 

of  his  reign)  the  Church  of  S»^0?DitC^,  for  the  founding  of  a  Chief 

chief Cban-  Chanter  here*  for  the  good  eflateof  himfelf,  and  for  the  health  of  the 

foul  of  King  Henry  the  fecond ,  his  Father :  And  in  XVL  of  his  reign, 

•  /*.  *.         gave  *  unV)  William  de  S.  Maria,  the  then  Bifliop  of  JLonUotl  and  his 

lucctftors,  hn  Mannour  of  @>tOk  juxta  »$UlDefO?l>  in  Com.  Surr. 
Toeing  the     I  now  return  to  the  Fabrick,  but  principally  the  Eaft  part .  th« 
fabjek.       gody  0f  the  Church,  with  the  Crofs  lies,  being  perfecled  long  before: 
and  fo  likewife  the  Quire,  which  it  then  had.  as  is  yet  evident  from 


«r, 


O  M  S.J>:7ie$ 
Jjc.  Wr 


Saint  T  AV  VS  "Cathedral!  1 1 

the  undercroft  whereon  it  flood:  But  that  thefaid  Quire  was  net,  af- 
terwards, thought  beautiful!  enougn,  though  itx  unifarmitie  of  bud- 
ding kfuited  with  the  Church,  is  very  plain  t  So  that^  reiolving  to 
make  abetter,  they  began  with  the  Steeple,  whifch  was  finilhed  c  m  *  ch-™:*- 
Anno  MCCXXI.  (5  H.  3.)  and  thengoing  on  with  the  Q^ire,  accotr  2?co«5£ 
ding  to  the  like  forme  of  architecture,  as  we  ^et  fee,  perfected  it  in  f' i6' "' 
Anno  MCCXL.  (24  H.  j.)  as  may  feem  by  the  new  Dedication d  of  f£*  «™- 
"the  Church,  in  that  very  year  :  at  which  great  folempnitie,  Eadmundd\  ™s  w 
then  Archbilhop  of  Canterbury  and  fix  other  Bifhops  were  f  pre.7- 
fent  5  • as  alfo  Otto  the  Pope's  Leg  ite,  and  Ring  Henry  the  third, him- 
felf,  with  a  multitude  of  people  ;  Roger  firmmed  -Niger,  then  Biftop 
of  HOttuOtt,  being  the  main  caufe  thereof;  who  procured  an  Indul- 
gence of  XL.  days  pardon,  to  all  fuch,  as  mould  (de  peccatis  fuis  Vere 
paenitentibus7confejfis  &  contritis)  come  With  devotion  thereto;  which 
indulgence  was  to  (land  good  alfo,  on  the  Anniverfene  of  the  faid 
Dedication,  for  ever. , 

That  this  Roger  was  a  great  Benefactor  to  the  before  fpecih*ed  fa> 
brick?  cannot  be  doubted  1  for  I  finde  h  that  in  14  B,  3-  he  confirmed b  lb-f-  *  * 
whatsoever  Maurice,  his  predcccflbr,had  granted  thereto ;  and  more- 
over ratified  all  thofe  Oblations,  made  at  Whitfontide,  which  Eujiace 
de  Fauconbrigge  ("the  immediate  foregoing  Bifhop)  had  re/lored  fo» 
the  fame  purpofe.  Thathe  Was  liV/»«»^^  bii  fibular  piety  cano- 
nized for  a  Sainr,  «ppeareth  by  an  Indulgence  *  of  XXX.  days  par.  ™  iff, 
don,sranted  in  An.  MCCLIIby  Hugh  de  BMxm  Bifhop  of  €iv  to  v4f*  i'~ 
all  fuch  as  being  truly  penitent  and  eonkft  or  their  fins,  mould  for  c»- * c*h 
Prayer  or  devotions  fake,vifit  his  Tomb(a  true  reprefentation  where- 
of, 1  have  in  its  place  exhibited.)  In  which  pardon  he  is  thus  men- 
-tioned,,****,.  - — beati  Roger  i  Epifcopi  &  Con f 'efforts :  So  alfo  in  the 
like  Indulgence  t  in  An.  MCCLXIX.  by  John  Breton  Biftiop  of 

fpercfozli. 

Concluding  therefore,  the  Tower  Steeple  fmifhed  as  abovefaid; 
and  fo  much  as  the  Quire,  at  that  time  was  then  begun ;  1  fhall  now 
4emonflrate,  how  the  mo  ft  of  the  charge  in  Carrying  on  fo  great  a 
work,  became  fupported  :  which,  in  brief,  was  by  the  bounty  of 
good  people,  throughout  both  the  Realms  of  €nglattu  and  3irelatlu  * 
whofe  fervent  devotion  to  the  advancement  of  God's  fervice,  incited 
them  mod  willingly,  to  further  all  works  of  this  nature,  as  occafxon 
was  offered.  , 

And  that  this  was  the  way,  by  which  they  herein  proceededro  **& 
moneys*  the  fundry  Letters1  of  the  feverall  Bilhops  of  Doth  Nation's,  je*;^*^.. 
to  the  Clergy  under  their  charge,  for  recommendation  of  the,  bufinefs  ?£c"/ 
to  their  particular  Congregations,  is  mod  evident;  a  multitude 
whereof  1  have feen  and  read  :  By  which  Letters  there  are  Indulgen* 
ces,  extending  to  a  certain  number  of  davs,  for  fuch  penance  as  they 
had  injunction ito  perform,  granted  to  all  thofe>  as  being  truly  ibrry 

D  £  for 


it  TheH  I  S  T  O  R  Y  of 


for  their  fins,  and  confeft,  fiiou|^  afford  their  helps  towards  this 
pious  work :  The  firfl  of  them,  that  I  have  met  with,  being  by  Hugh 
FoliotBKhopofptTtfOfa  to  the  Clergy  and  others  of  his  Dioces^ 
dated  on  the  day  of  the  Exaltation  of  the  Holy  Crofs  (commonly 
called  Holy  Rood  lay)  inAn.MCCXXVUI.fa  H.  3.)  for  XX.  days 
penance,  wasto  be  in  force  for  feiven  years.  The  like  did  'Richard 
Wether Jbed  Archbifliop  of  Canterbury  grant,  for  XL.  days  penance, 
to  thofe  of 'his,  in  An.  MCCXXX.  So  alfo  Anjelm  Bifliop  of  Saint 
3DatiD0  ™An  MCC  XXX 1 1 1. 

And  two  years  after^/a/.  An.MCCXXXV.  Henry  Archbifliop  of 
COlein(in^frmanp)  being  then  in  CnglartD,  exciting  all  perfons 
whatfoever,thus  to  farther  this  noble  Work,grarited  the  like  to  them, 
for  relaxation  of  L.  days  penance,  as  by  his  Letters  bearing  date  at  the 
BetD  CflttpU  in  LOtitlOn  on  the  day  of  the  Invention  of  the  Holy  Crofs, 
appeareth. 

Not  long  after  this  (for  I  take  it  to  be  before  the  XXth.  of  H.  £ 
though  the  Inftrument  haveno  date}  there  was  proVifion  of  fitting 
timber,  made  for  the  Stalls  in  the  Qure  •  the  BiuSops  ftill  j>erfifting 
to  iffue  out  their  Letters  hortatory,  as  abovefaid,  in  order  as  follow- 
eth,Ti2s. 
In  An.MCCXXXVl.    S.  Eadmund  Archhifhof  of  Cattt.  for  XX,  days  penance, 

stn.MdJirxxrir.     w*h*r  Archb.  of &Q7kt-        1  fxl. 

zptfceline  Bp.  of  15anit. 

Walter  TKn   nf  fl*arl«>r»l  I 


XXXVM. 

xl. 


MCC XXXIX,  Walter  Bo.  ofHtaUeol. 

MCCXL .  Richard  Bp.  of  EOCtjetfer.     >  for  <  xl. 

MCCXLL  H»gh  Bp.  of  COtJ.  and  Licl}.  I  *&*} 

William  By.  of  BOtfmcl}.     I  xx. 

k.CCXLltt.  William  Bo.  of  ®0ftQ\ty.    j         Lxxx. 

But  inJn.MCCXLHIl  the  Indulgence  from  Walter  Bifliop  of 
B0?t0iC^,  extends  to  thofe,  which  (hould  either,  for  devotions  fake, 
vifit  the  tomb  of  the  before  mentioned  Roger ,  firnaraed  Niger ,or  give 
afliflance  to  this  magnificent  fabrick.  ' 

So  did  alfo  that,  from  Richard  Bifhop  of  €rrter,  in  An.  MCCLll. 
In  which  year  Pope  Innocent  the  HI d.  fending  out  his  pardon  for 
releafeofXL.  days  penance,  e^c.  taking  notice,  that  the  work  was 
begun  long  before  5  the  better  to  promote  it,  hath  this  expreflion^ 
CumdileSlifilii,  Capitulum  Londinenfts  Ecclefa  S.  PaulijEcclejiam 
ipfamjamduduminceptam,  opere  quamplusimum  Jumptuofo,  confummare 
intenduntj  &c.rogamitsil&c.  unherfes  Chrijlifideles,  &C 

But  the  year  following ;  viz,.  An.  MCC  LI  1 1.  Laurence  Bifliop  of 
Eoc^eftir,  in  his  indulgence ,  addeth,  like  wife,  the  vifiting  of  the  faid 
jRoger  Nigbt's  tomb. 
fTo  thefe  did  next  lucceed  thole  of,  daySj 

Boniface  Ardab.  of  Canterbury  in  An.  MCCLlllSot  xl 
MCCLIIII.  John  Bifliop  of  tattuaff       7f    r       xxl 
MCCLV.     Wilkm ;  Bifliop  of  ^alterjurg}  or/-       * 

Howbeit 


Saint  T  A  V  LS  Cathedral  H 

.....  _.  w 


Howbeit,this  work  of  the  Quire,  was  not  al!  •  for  cleer  it  is;  that  ei-, 
ther  the  roof  of  the  old  ftructure  was  made  new,  or  fubftintial!  f  re- 
paired  about  this  time,  it  being  then  in  a  ruinous  condition  :•  For  ira 
thofe  Letters  hortatorie,  fent  out  by  'Fouk^ajfet  Bilfiop  of  Hont30tt, 
in  An.  MCCLV.  to  ftirup  the  people  to  liberaU  contributions  ]  an'i 
wherein  he  fpecially  defirc's,  that  all'  perfon's  in  their  Tefrarr,ent5,w  ill 
take  fuch  confederation  of  this  building,  as  to  bequeath  fomewhas 
thereto ;  mentions  the  great  deayofthefaid  roof,thu  — — •  Mfii  Ec- 
clejiaS.Paulijin retro aUis  tempo  nbxis.  Units  turbinibus  fuit  "quaff atat 
&c.  ut  totum  ejus  tetlum  f  jam  quajiinminamgraviffmam  declinare 
\fidetur.  .:  . 

But  how  munificent  the  people  were  in  thofe  days,  and  in  what  art 
ample  manner  they  then  contributed  to  iuch  buildings,  is  plain  tr 
nough  by  the  farther  enlargement  of  this  in  its  kngth ;  Viz,,  the 
whole  extent  of  that  which  now  bears  the  name  of  Saint'  Faith 
Church,  which,  being  intended  long  before,  as  may  feem  from  an 
aflignation  *  for  that  purpofe,  of  certain  new  improved  lands,  lying  *e*«m«: 
in  C^ilmttsfo^T),  ma<k  in  Anno  MCCV.  (7  J  oh.  by  William  de  S.  Ma-  %%f4  * 
tia  Bilhop  of  JLontJOn ;  was  begun  k  in  Anno  MCCLVI.  ' 40, H-  £ )  or]  k Lell  Catf 
that  very  ground,  obtained  formerly  by  the  faid  Biihop,  from  Kifig  *•'•  l-Mf& 
John,  for  a  new  market  place  (in  loco  yHiit^uonoy  urn  Forum  adhpus  Be- 
tlefi*  &  Epifcoporum  hondin^fi^,  tie  aono  pr&fati  Johannis  regis 
Jmlim  ad^utfvLMUi^  arethe  words  of  his  grant ' )    And  in  tddfitiori 
of  fupplics,  to  carry  on  the  charge  thereof  afforded!  thereto,  fd  foori 
as  caufe  required,  as  is  evident  by  thofe'  Letters  Tidrtatory  afterwards 
iffuedoutby  fcverall  Biftiops  wrtfi  Indulgences,   as  aforefoid,  for 
that  purpofe ;   viz.  by  Fouk  Baffet ,  Bifliop  of  HOttoOtt  in' Ann 
MCCLIX.  "  '  "  '   ''        '     r  . 

:  .     J    i  .  o       ■ 

'Richard&OioY  of  Lincoln,  in  An.  MCCLX. 
Giles,  Bimop  of  ^Ugftutp,  fg  4*>  MCCLX  I. 
fohpMhqp  sSaKwW^d.^:  Mcrrxiv 

Walter  BHhopt)f «aligttitl?,S    ■  " 

ic^Bimopof  SJUttjam,  in  An.MCCLXV. 
Godfrey  Bifliop  b&aOjfffffer,  in  An.  MCClXXl 
{[Thomas  Biftopof  phtfofbjv  AniMCCLXXVl, 


By 


\  .  ,  w-  'O  <{ 


And  about  this ;  time  Ml.  in  An.  MCCLXXVII.  RicbaMeMerel 
ford,  (aClerkeoftheKings)  for  the  health  of  his  foul;  asalfo  for 
the-loul  of  Hugh  his  Father,  and  Cecitie  his  Mother,  and  the  CouU  of 
aM  the  faithful!  deceafed,  give1  to  the"  then.Dean  and  Canons  of  this  ub^  ,gj<3 
Church, towards  the  perpetuall  repair  of  the  before  specified  buiL     , 
ding,  called t^enetDmo^f^  epitf  &  fufientatidnrM  perpeiuarn'  noVi  .. 
operis  alorioU  &  be awvir tints  M'ari^Matris  %mA  met  ftfuCtinftu 
unaati<&  ihcwatlaa,  caput '  famof*  '1lccTeft&  S.  Fduh3  Verjtis  brien* 

E  tern) 


t4  The  HISTORY  of 


iem^xiufol,  yearly  Rent,  iffuing  out  of  certain  Houfes,  fituateiri 
ailing  firf ft  v  now  ailed  %Mt  p\[\)  m  the  Paiifh  of  Saint  Andrew 

nter  osawartrtf  CaQle. 

And  "after  this,  within  a  few  years ;  '^»»#  /a'/.  MCCLXXXV, 
bi  -ex  nmg.  there  was  another  m  Letter  hortatorie,  iflued  out  by  John  Archbifhop 
f&%p'D'  of  Canterbury ;  affording  the  fame  number  of  days,  for  Indulgence, 
i»/i.  as  the  other  B.fhops  had  done.  The  like  nfrom  William  B;fhop  of 

pOtfmit)  in dnno  MCCLXXXIII.  By  both  which  Letters;  as  al- 
io by  that  from  Thorn  u  Bifhop  of  $)frefO?D  in  Anno  MCCLXXVh 
mention  isrnade,tbat  it  Was  for  the  old  and  hew  work.  Niy,  not 
onely  thecontributefs  to  this  glorious 'Iructure  were  thus  favoured , 
but  the  Solicitors  forContributions^nd  the  very  JVLchanieks  rhem- 
>/fc  Telves,  who  laboured  therein ;  a*  by  that  Indulgence  °  from  Bickard 

Biflbopof$eref6ji&,Mi  Anno  MCCLXXXIII.  of  XL.  days  penance 
arpeareth. 

But,,about  this  tim?,  it  feems,thatthe main  brunt  was  over;  for 

afterwards  Ifinde  but  few  more  of  thofe  Letters  hortatory  ;  the  next 

#.ifc  f  being  not  till  more  than  ten  years  following,  ts*'^.  by  the  fame  Hi*. 

cha  dB'ifhopotfytttfofain  Anno  MCCXCIIII.  and  for  XL. days 

j ,-  I  pardon,  The  next  *»  to  that,  by  John  Bifhop  ofB0#Uie&,  in  Anno 

rfjjh'         MCCCIIl.   The  next r,  twelve  .years  after  that;    viz,,  in  Anno 

JWCC'C.Xri.byTJv^rBldv^pof  ^Itebntp;  and  thus  was  for  the 

old  wo,  k  and  the  Belfrey,by  Ipecialt  direction  :  which  was  the  laft* 

exce.pt one,  almoft  LX.  years  after ;  viz,  in  Anno  MCCCLXXI.  fenc 

*  from  s  Simon  a  Cardinall  of  j&arm ;  which  afforded  CY  days  reieafej 

&c  to  all  fuch  as  fhould  give  to  therepair  of  the  whole  fabrick,  in  ge- 

nerall.  _   ,  ; ;    «"      .,■    t 

t  ex  ami.  ib.      As  ^or  tne  Contribution  l  from  3|rrlattt),  they  begafi  in  Annl 

M  CCXXXVIL  and  continued  in  that  Realm,  till  Anno  MCCLXX* 

inclufiye,  as  f  have  hefe  briefly  noted,  viz,, 

Cfrripah  Bifhop  of  tttltlv  ™  A»»°  MCCXXtVU.  for  xx  days; 

-.Jtplfam  Bifhop  of ILfgblitt  in  An.  MCCXLVI.  Y  '  Txxx. 

GitfortB\1hovot%mtiyi»*»MCCLI.         v  xxi. 

ifaac  Bifhop  ojf^illalotij  *»An.  MCCLr.[ \  ,  viii. 

Witiiam  Bifhop  of  .CQttO?'*  a»>  MCCLVll.  >  for  <  xlt 

Thomas  B  fhop  of  ClfPtt  tn  An.  MCCLXlI.  \  xl. 

P^afBifhopofCafljalw  An.MCCLXVlIL  \  xl. 

.  7komaiV\faoyQlTD$minAn.MCLLXX,  j  L*/.     . 

ulh  Nor  have  Ifeen  any  more,_,but  one  %  from  Albinus  Bifriop  of 

■Btfftjty  in  ©cotlarttJ ;  whofe  Indulgence  reacheth  no  "farther  than  ten 
days ;  butts  of  fuch  latitude,  that  it  includes  all  perfons,  who  for  de- 
votions fafcejhould  vific  the  Altars  of  Saint  Edmund  Archbifhop  of 

JSft^  King,  fituate  in  thisjCachedrall; 

°  to'to'lt  *  anc!  t^ere>  either  pray  for  the  foul  of  the  Lady  Ijabell  3  de  Brusi  or  of- 

Lord  nrus  of  fer  ibmething  to  the  fabrick  of  the  Church,  -.• , 

J  '  ;     ~v  ~  ~~     ------  A^ 


Sairtt  T  A  V  LS  Cathedrall. 


ORIS 


And  having  now  done  with  the  main  ftru&ureof  this  goodly  Ca- 
thedral I,  1  may  not  omit  to  obferve,  that  tieny  'deLacy,  Earl  of 
^Lincoln,  was  a  very  great  Benefactor  w  to  that  part  of  it,  called  the  *> m s,w %>, 
3ftete  tU0?fc  s  for  which  refp^ct  he  Jyeth  buried  at  the  Eaft  end  thereof  ^othon 
jnSamt  DatfjWsCbapell,  where  there  is  a  'goodly  Monument  for  h->-f-i6'-a- 
him  with  his  Ima£e  in  armour  of  male,  crofs  ieg'd,  as  I  have  there 
reprcfented. 

•Soalfowaslfo^&Btf/^d^rirft  whilfl  he  was  Deane,  and  ail 
terwards  Biftiop  ;  who  likewife  had  fepulture  in  the  mid  ft  of  that,  . 
part  of  it,  which  is  called  £)ur  fcatJp^Ctjapell,  at  the  head  of  B.fhop 
Braybrek/s  Monument :  but  his  portraiture  in  Brafs,  and  Fpiuph , 
have  been  long  fince  torn  from  the  Marble  under  wh^ch  his  Body 
refteth. 

The  next  thing,  which  I  conceive  moft  proper  to  be  tiken  notice 
of,  is,  of  what  elfe  I  have  feen,  that  relates  to  the  inward  or  outward 
part  thereof-  either  tffjntially,or  in  point  ofbrnamentas  I  finde  men- 
tion of  them  in  order  of  time  5  beginning  with  the  high  Altar. 

This,  as  anp^areth  by  the  indented  Covenants  x,  betwixt  Raphe  The  high  ai- 
de  Baldor\R  (h  :p  of  lOnDOtt,  and  one  Richard Pikerell a  Citizen,  had  x  lxamgy 
a  b  jutiull  Ta  l.t  made  and  fitted  to  fet  thereon  in  Jn.MCCCIX.  t*»*  £'  a;n- 

\  •       rt         l  I       i  I  •  n  l  AlhmoJc.  Arm. 

(3  E.  i.)viT\oui\y  adorned  With  many  precious  Hones  and  enameled 
Work ;  a  wlfo  with  divers  Images  of  metall.-  which  Tablet  flood  be* 
twixrtvAO  columns,  within  a  frame  of  wood  to  cover  it,  richly  let 
out  with  curious  pic^turts,  the  charge  whereof  amounted  to  CC. 
marks.  . 

About  three  years  following,  Viz,  An  Jimo  MCCCXll  (6 'A^TfcPave< 
was  the  PaDementck.  the  JSefcD  tDOjfc  made y  of  good  and  firm  MarbleAM. 
Which  coft  V  d.  the  foot.  And  within  three  years  afterwards,  a  great 
part  of  the  fpire  of  timber  (covered  with  lead)  Being  weak  and  in 
clanger  of  falling,  was  taken  z  down;  and  a.new  a  Crofc, with  a  ]*9-~l<Excm;ni 
imell  well  gilt,  fet  on  the  top  thereof:  in  which  Crofs,  the  Reliquts  ?'  m'jac ,' 
of  divers  Saints  were  put,   by  Gilbert  de  Segrate,  then  Bifhop  of  W. xam  E?' 
JLonttOtTj  with  great  and  iblemn  Proceflibn,  on  the  fourth  Nones  .^aSlh 
Oblobet ;  to  the  intent b  that  God  Almighty  (as  faith  my  Author)  bv c\ 
the  glorious  merits ofhisSaintSjwhofeReliques  were  therein  con- 
tained, would  vouchfafe  to  preferve  the  faid  Steeple  from  all  danger 
ofTcmpeits.  By  the  favour  alfo  of  which  Bilhop,  there  was  then 
granted  an  Indulgence  c<ofCL.  days  pardon^  annually,  to  endure  for 
the  fpace  of  XXr//;  years. 

In  the  fame  year  alfo,-  there  was  an  exact  meafure  d  taken,  of  this  d  it. 
lately  and  magnificent  Church,  both  in  length,  breadth,  and  height:  Meafure  of 
By  which,  the  length  thereof  was  found  to  contain  fix  hundred  and theCh"rcb' 
ninety  foot ;  the  breadth  Cxxx.  foot,  The  height  o(  the  roof  of  the 
weft  part,  from  the  floore  Ci/.'foot.  The  height  of  the  roof  of  the 
^^^^(vl^^Miom  tkk  Steeple)from  the  paverrientLxxx^n'e, 

£   2.  foot, 


US  The  H  I  S  T  O  R.  Y  of 


foot.  The  whole  body  of  the  Church  CL.foot :  the  fpace  of  ground 
on  which  it  (lands,  extending  to  three  acres  and  a  halftone  roodeand 
a  half  and  fix  perches.  The  height  of  the  Tower-Steeple,  from  the 
levell  ground  CCLX.  foot.  The  height  of  the  fpire  of  wood  ( cove, 
red  with  lead)  CCLXXIV.  foot ;  and  yet  the  whole,  «& .  Tower 
and  Spire  exceeded  not  five  hundred  and  twenty  foot.  The  Ball  a- 
boye  the  head  of  the  Spire,  being  fo  large  as  it  would  contain  with- 
in it,  ten  Bufhels  of  Corne :  the  length  of  the  Crofi,  above -the  faid 
Ball  cr  Pomell,  xro-.  foot  ;  and  the  traveife  of  the  faid  Croft  y>i.  foot. 

'SSlfiJLl'  $\  *h'lch>yitt%  wrfen  e  ^  a  certain  Tablet,with  large  Charatfers^ 
Acad,  cancab.  heretofore  hung  on  the  North  part  of  the  Qujre. . 
p;aur=  rf  The  next  thing,  as  to  the  inward  ornament  (that  hath  come  to  my 
*7lTlg.  vi«w)  is  the  PidureofSaintP^/,  richly  painted,  and  placed  f  in  a 
fAPM.D  »  beautlfullTabernacleofwood,ontheright  hand  the  high  Altar,  m 
"leap.  JnmMCCCXCVIII.  (izR.  2.)  the  price  of  its  Workmanftup  a- 
mounting  s  to  xiiK  xVi s. 

In  which  glorious  condition,I  fliaU,  for  a  white  leave  this  fambui 
Church,  and  proceed  in  taking  notice  of  whatelfe  hath  been  mofl 
remarkable  therein  :  whereof  the  fir/t,  that  1  have  met  with  is  that 
^f4;i£sfignalJ  Grant h,  made  to  tne  Dean  and  Canons  by  Sir  William  le 
TJ'tiTa    Ba"dKnigh  in  3  E.  1.  of  a  Doe  yearly  in  Winter,  on  the  day  of  the 
The  offering  Cmverfrn  of  Saint  Paul ;, and  of  a  fat  Buck  in  Summer,  upon  the  day 
«f  a  Buck  and  Gf  the  Commemoration  01  the  lame  Saint ;  to  be  offered  at  the  high  Al- 
tar here,  by  the  faid  SirWilliam  and  his  houfeholdfamiliejand  then  to 
bediftributed  amongft  the  Canons  refident:which  faid  Doe  andBuck 
Were  fo  given  by  the  lame  Sir  William,  in  leiu  bf  xxii.  acres  of  land 
lying  within  the  LordfiSip  of  CUffllf  f  in  Com.  <£flefc  belonging  to  the 
iaid  Canons,  arid  by  them  granted  to  him  and  his  heirs,  tobeinclo- 
fed  within  his  Parke  ofCCtfittgljam,  whereunto  they  lay  adjacent : 
But,  about  the  certain  time,  and  formalitie  in  offering  the  faid  Buck 
and  Doe,  there  growing  afterwards  fome  difpute,  Sir  Walter  le  Baud 
Knight,  fon  and  heir  to  the  before  fpecified  Sir  William,  by  his  Deed 
bearing  date  on  the  Urtoijuly  pE.  1.  for  the  health  ofhis  foul, 
and  for  the  fouls  of  his  progenitors  and  heirs,  confirming  his  faid  Fa- 
ther's grant ;  did  oblige  himfelf  arid  his  heirs,  as  alfo  his  lands  and 
tenementsfor  the  future,  in  mariner  and  form  following;  viz.  that 
every  year  for  ever,  on  theday  of  the  Corner  fan  of  Saint  Paul in  Win- 
ter, thcrc'fhould  be  a  good fat  Doe,   brought  by  one  ofhis  or  their 
fitting  Servants,  and  not  the  wole  Family,;  at  the  hour  of  Proceffwi, 
and  through  the  midft  thereof,  and  offered  at  the  high  Altar,  without 
exacting  any  thing  for  the  faid  fetvice  of  the  before  mentioned  Deane 
and  Chapter*  And  on  the  day  of  the  Commemoration,  of  Saint-  Paul,  in 
Summer,  a  fat  Buck,  by  fome  fuch  fovant,  attended  with  ay  many  of 
the  Family  as  had  heretofore  been  ufuall,  and  fo  carryed  through  the 
ro^fM^?0^10^  offered  at  the  faid  high  Altar,  as  *forefaid,: 


Saint  SP  A  V  US  Cathedrall.  17 


the  faid  Deane  and  Chapter,  after  the  offering  thus  performed,  gi- 
ving by  the  hands  of  their  Chamberlain,  x«d.  flerling  to  thofe  per- 
fonsfo  bringing  the  Buck,  for  their  entertainment.  And  unto  this 
grant  were  witneffes  Sir  Nicholas  de  Wokjyndon,  Sir  'Richard,  de  laRb* 
fete,  Sir  Thomas  de  Maunderoile,  and  Sir  John  de  Rocheford  Knights 
with  divers  other.  The  reception  of  which  Doe  and  Buck,  Was,  till 
Queen  .E/z*,.  days  foleronly  performed  at  the  fteps  of  the  Qujre,  by 
the  Canons  of  this  Cathedrall,  attired  in  their  facred  Ve/lments,  and 
wearing  Garlands  of  Flowers  on  their  heads :  and  the  Horns  of  the 
Buck  carried  on  the  top  of  a  fpear,  in  ProcelTion,  round  about  with- 
in the  Body  of  the  Church,  with  a  great  noyfe  of  Horn  Blowers,  as 
the  learned  Cambden,  upon  his  own  view  of  both,  affirmeth  *.  l£jmhd' u 

Not  long  after  this,  upon  information  made  to  King  Edward  1.  wafeW 
that,by  the  lurking  of  Thieves,  and  other  leud  people,  in  the  night  church~y*rd- 
time,  within  the  precinct  of  this  Church-yard,  divers  Robberies, 
Homicides,  and  Fornications, had  been  oft  times  committed  there- 
in ;  for  the  preventing  therefore  of  the  like,  for  the  future,   the  faid 
King,  by  his  Patent  \  bearing  date  at  Ctlfflfrtinflet  x.  Junii  in  the  thir- ;  Pat.  13  e.  ij 
teenth  year  of  his  reign,  to  the  honour  of  God  and  holy  Church,  and  m' ,f" 
of  thofe  Saints  whofe  bodies  were  buried  therein,  as  alfo  for  the  bet- 
ter fecuri  tie  of  the  Canons  and  Officers  belonging  thereto,    granted 
unto  the  faid  Deane  and  Canons,  Liccnfc  to  include  the  faid  Church- 
yard with  a  wall  on  every  fide,  with  fitting  Gates  and  Poflerns 
therein,  to  be  opened  every  morning,  and  clofed  at  night; 

About  this  time,  Richard  de  GraVefende  being  Bifhop  oflOntJOtl,    ,  Tau  r  E  ^ 
confidering k  with  himfelf,  that  though  in  divers  other  Cathedralls  ) \p 


xm-i<:. 


of  this  Realm,  fome  learned  Doctors  in  Divinitie,  had  antiently  read  nhfeiry  Le- 
in  that  facultie,  but  not  in,this  of lOUDOlt,  which  waT  more  famous  ame* 
than  any;  fo  that  they  were  con/trained  to  procure  others  from  far, 
to  that  purpofe ;  at  his  very  firft  Ordination,  by  the  confent  of  his 
Chapter,  decreed  'jthat  the  Chartteltour  of  this  Church,as  a  man  molt 
proper  for  fuch  a  fervice,  by  reafon  of  his  office,  mould  undergoe  the 
fame  Leclure  for  the  time  to  come ;  and  that  thenceforth  none  might 
be  ordained  Chancellour  there,  unlefs  he  were  a  Mafter,  or  Batchelour 
in  Divinity  5  and  who  by  himfelf  mould  performe  that  taskejorin 
cafe  he  were  lawfully  hiridred,  procure  another  fit  perlbn  to  do  it : 
And  forafmuch  as  the  revenues  belonging  to  the  Chance  Hour ±   were 
not  a  fufficient  fopport  for  the  undergoing  of  this  duty,  and  that  of 
hisOffice  too,*  it  appears,  that  Raph  de  Baldokthe  fucceeding  Bi/nop,    ,  t 
by  his  grant m  hearing  date  at  lottOon,  the  morrow  after  thefeait  of*«. 
Saint^w^wtheApoftlei  E.  i.by  the  advice  and  confent  of  his 
Chapter,  in  farther  augmentation  of  the  revenues  belonging  to  that 
office  of  Chance  Hour,  gave  and  appropriated  thereunto,  the  Church 
of  ^Uirttr, excepting-  xKper  annum  payable  out  of  it  for  the  mainte- 
nance of  a  Vicar, 

i  the 


tS  The  H  I  S  T  O  R  Y  of 


The  nrxt  rbing,t?bat  is  obftrvable  concerning  this  CathedrallCthat 
n  pat.7E.  i,'  1  have  met  with)  i$  that  immunitie  "granted  unto  the  Canons  there- 
lmmunkil  of  in  7  E.  2.  throughout  all  the  Mannours  belonging  thereto,  that  no 
tromthc  Kings  purveyoljr  0f  the  Kings  fhould  take  any  Corns  within  the  precincts 

Purveyors.  ./  ~  •       i      i  j  i  • 

or  them:    which   Mannours  are  particularly  enumerated :   Viz, . 

cl;o?pe,caalton,  mirfcebp,  €>natpng,  Ct)iggelfo?D,  CillingtKtm,  sap- 
lings, SatMe,  i*>eb?ugge,  ^eaucijampe>  OLtv^am,  j&omfoiU,  Boston, 
rottlc,  ^/^-Koftring  »n  effip  ••  Cauinuone,  <£rMe,  and  @>anuorte  in 
cpartfo?nG)tre ,  button,  £>?apton,  g>onm0butte,  eaillesuon,  and  filing 

in  ^iuulfftr.,  and  TOMS  in  &>UmV  i  or  in  the  Churcbes  of  'BOtfjatTX,  ilJOU- 
ton>/BUrC0)andcaien^ntonin  eflf):,  which  fpecially  belonged  to  the 
Bakehoufe  of  this  Church.       •  • 

TheOma-         Having  thus  ftiewed  by  what  degrees  it  amounted  to  lb  great  a 

jewels  &c  height  in  its  buildings,  and  opulencic  in  its  outward  revenues ;  1  ihall 
now  take  notice  of  the  fplendor  that  it  had  by  the  inward  furniture 
in  thofe  days  belonging  thereto:  which,  confiding  in  a  multitude  of 
glorious  Jewell surname  Plate,  rare  and  eoftly  Manufcripts,  fumptu^; 
ous  Shrines,  rich  Vtftments,  magnificent  fuits  of  Hangings  and  o- 
ther  ornaments,  as  are  to  a  jmiration^loth  fufficiently  make  evident 
unto  us,  what  earneftzeiil  was  born  to  God  himfelf,  by  thofe  our 
pious  Anceftours,  who  ftuck  not  at  that  charge  for  the  adorning  of 

e^rwi.».it.  his  Hcufe ;  a  perfect  inventory1' of  them,  as  they  are  regiftred  upon 
a  Survey  made  by  Rzph  de  Bnud^.in^nno  MCCXCV.  (23  E.  1.)  he 
being  then  Dean,  I  have  therefore;  fin  its  proper  place  exhibited, 

piM.H.  As  alio  of  the  Reli$Uesp,  which  were  antiently  hdd  in  no  fmall 
efteem,  and  remained  therein. /  , 


parufuavs,m  TT  Come  now  to  fpeak  offuch  things,  which  had  peculiar  reference 

Utfodp-irgin.     I  to  the  hleffed  Virgin,  in  this  Church ;  whofe  memory  was  in  high 

regard,  in  thofe  antient  times.  The  firfl  of  thefe,  that  I  have  f-en 

qtxautog.     is  an  aflfignation  q  made  by,  Eufiace  de  Fauconb/igge,  Biftiop  of 

T&ec[pV"['T>'  lontJOU  iliortly  after  the  beginning  of  King  Henry  the  3  d's.  time,  of 

the  Church  of  'BUmfieDe,  which  the  Prior  and  Covent  ofgtfofee,  at 

his  requefl  had  granted  to  this  Cathedral!,   for  the  behoof  of  poor 

CLrks  frequenting  the  Quire,  and  celebrating  the  holy  office  of  our 

Lady  :    and  moreover,  of  v.  marks,  ifluing  out  of  the  Church  of 

5f  iltrtjuigfflu ;  fo  that  fix  Clerks,  mould  be  made  choice  of,  every  day, 

with  one  Pi  iift  of  the  Quire,  by  turns,  to  be  at  the  Celebration  of  the 

Mafsof^rL^  sand  alio  to  fay  Mattens  and  all  other  Canonicall 

hours,  at  her  Altar. 

And  in  JnnD  MCCXCIX.  (27  E.  1.)  rhe  Prior  and  Covent  of 

r>  Cl^tfO^tigave1  four  marks  per  annum,  to  be  diftributed  Jikewife  a- 

mongd  the  Clerks,  which  ihould  celebrate  the  Mafs  of  the  faid  hlef„ 

fed  Virgin^  at  her  Altar.  Which  Altar  was  (doubtlefs)  it  that  flood  in 


Mi  ar  of  our 
Lsd'y. 


' 


Saint  T  A  V  LS  Cathedral].  t§ 


a  certain  Chapel  dedicated  to  the  honour  of  our  Lady,  in  this  Church; 
whereunto  1  finde s,  that  the  Executors  otHwh  de  Pwrte  in  1 i E.  z. s  lb- 
save  xviiifol.  yearly  Rent,  to  maintain  one  Taper  of  thtefc  pounds 
weight,  to  burn  before  it  every  day,  vvhilft  her  Mafs  fhould  be  fo* 
lempnizing ;  and  at  every  Proceffion  of  the  Quire,  before  the  fame 
Altar. 

But  inthe  Body  of  the  Church,  flood  the  glorious  Image  of  iheJ.™*eofour 
blejfed  Virgin,  fixt c  to  the  Pillar  at  the  foot  of  Sir  John  de  Beaucbamp's  t  «• 
tomb  (yizj.  the  fecond  Pillar  on  the  South  fide,  from  the  Steeple " 
Weftwards.)  Before  which,  that  there  might  be  a  Lamp  burning 
every  night,  1  finde,  a  grant u  made  to  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  this 
Cathediall,  in  J nnoMCCCLXV.  (39  E.  3.)  by  John  Bamet,  then! 
Biftopof'Baflje  and  OT110,  of  one  Water-Mill,  LXXVL  acres  of  a- 
rable  land3U  acres  of  meadow,  IX.  acres  of  pafture,  VII L  acres  of 
wood,  and  xliii s.  yearly  Rent,  lying  in  iftalfofee  in  the  County  of 
CQer  :  In  which  grant  he  appoints th,  that  after  Matten's  celebrated 
in  the  Quire  every  day  ;  and  thofe  prefent  thereat,  gone  out,  an  Jn~ 
theme  of  our  Lady,  fcil.  Nefciens  mater ,  or  fome  other  folemn  one, 
futabletotfetime,  fhould  be  fung  before  the  faid  Image,  with  a. 
Tier  fide :  which  being  performed,  the  graveft  peribn  then  prefehtrj, 
to  fay  a  CoUeSl  of  the  faid  ble (fed  Virgin  -  afterwards  the  Pfalm  of  Dj^ 
Profundi*,  for  the  fouls  of  all  the  faitfcfull,  wich  the  Verfcle  and  Pray^ 
era  Deus  cujits  miferatione,  &c.  and  then  the  fame  perfon  to  fay  thus 
Jnima  omnium  fdelittm  defuntlorum,per  Deimifericordiam,  requiejeant 
in  face. 

Many  and  freq-jent  were  the  Oblations,  which  were  made  to  this 
Image  by  devout  people  and  Pilgrims,  as  by  the  Acconpts  w  of  the  w/*-     < 
Church  officers  appeareth ;  in  fo  much  as  the  Bifhop  expedted  fome  ih«cro!M 
advantage  thereby  :but  to  this  the  Dean  arid  Chapter  not  yeilding,  the 
difference  was  referred  to  the  arbitration  of  Thomas  JrundeU  Arch- 
billiop  of  Canterbury;  who,  by  his  Award  x  bearing  date  xT>.Feb.  An.  xib. 
MCCCCXl.(i$  H.  4.)  adjudged  them  totally  to  the  Dean  and  Ca- 
nons Refident  jforafmuch  as  it  was  then  proved  that  thofe  Oblations 
had  been  formerly  received  by  their  fubftitutes,  Viz,,  the  Chamber- 
leins,  and  Bell  Ringers  of  the  Church ;  who  giving  their  daily  atten- 
dance therein  i  and  taking  notice  of  thofe  that  offered  their  Tapers 
burning ;  having  extinguifht  the  light,  carryed  thefti  to  a  roome  be- 
low the  Chapter-houfe,  and  there  caufed  them  to  be  melted,  to  trie 
ufe  of  the  faid  Dean  and  Canons.  And  as  fot  tjie  Oblations  of  mony^ 
which  were  put  into  an  Iron  Box,  fixt  to  the  fame  Pillar,  under  the 
feet  of  that  Image ;  they  were  then  alfo  decreed y  by  the  before  fpeci-  j  '*. 
fled  Archbifhop  to  the  fame  Dean  and  Canons  and  their  fucceftors 
for  ever. 

But,  befides  the  before  fpecified  Chapell  or  Altar  of  our  Lady,  incfh?P^ci 
the  body  of  the  Church,  as  abovefaid,  fhere  was  another  in  the  ?™°hcNcJ' 

F   2  -artD--* 


xo  The  H  I  S  T  O  R  Y  of 


Ifteto  2B0?K  (viz,,  above  the  Quire)  whereof  the  fir  ft  mention  that  I 
l{ib.         have  found  %  is  mjnno  MCCCXXIX.  (3  £.3.)  the  then  Dan 
(fcil.JohndeEverdon)  and  Canons,  granting  a  feiven  Tapers,  each 
weighing  two  pound?,  to  burn  at  the  Celebrations  therein,  to  the 
honour  of  God,  our  Lady,  and  Saint  Laurence :   and  appointed  that 
the  charge  of  thofe  Tapers  flhould  be  fupported  out  of  the  Oblations 
made  by  good  people,  thereto ;  who,  either  for  reverence  of  thofe 
Saints,  or  the  Images  of  Saint  Laurence  and  Saint  John  Baptifi: 
jftandi  ng  about  that  Ch  apell,  of  of  Sain  t  Mary  Magdalen  ^  on  the  out* 
fide  the reof,  to  the  Ea  ft ,  had  recourfe  thither. 
image  of  our        So  likewife  was  there  an  Image  of  our  Lady  ^  in  the  laid  part,  called 
JjJy'  the  JBetiQ-tiOftft  :for  it  appears  b,that  in  19  B.  3.  Thomas  Hatfeild  BL 

(hop  of  Durham  granted  an  InduJgengeof  XL.  davs  pardon,  to  all 
fuch  as  being  truly  penitent  and  corifeft  of  their  fins,  fhould  come 
thither  and  fay  a  Pater  nofler  and  znJve,  with  a  pious  intent,  or  gh  e 
in  Books,  Veftments  or  other  Ecclefiafticall  ornaments,  &c<  any 
confiderable  matter  thereto. 


The  great      T«N  the  body  of  the  Church,  there  was  alio  a  great  Crofs  j  but  con- 
Body  of  the      I  cerning  this  all  that  1  have  found  obfcrvable,  is  c,  that  in  20  E.  3. 
church.        <*-  one  Raphe  de  CLtford  gave  two  acres  of  land,  lying  in  g>  anDOn  in 
Com,  Hertf.  towards  the  maintenance  of  a  Taper  burning  be- 
fore it» 

So  alfo,  towards  the  great  North  doore,  a  Crucifix,   whereunto 
Soothe  *  Oblations  were  frequently  made,  whereof  the  Deane  and  Canons 
gre«  Noah    j^  tne  benefit ;  as  a  Decree  made  by  the  Pop's  Commiflarie  in 
Anno  14 1  o.  ( 11 H.  4.)  manifefteth.    Neer  unto  which  place  was  in- 
r  Lei-  cou.  terred  *,  under  a  large  Marble,  the  body  of  Richard  Martin,  Bifhop  of 
t  uS.1,  P"   Saint  DatiiDjJ  in  2ZialC0,  about  the  Iaterend  of  King  Edward  fourth's 
reign ;  by  whom  the  Chorifters  of  this  Cathedrall  had  an  yearly  ex- 
hibition given  f  unto  them,  for  to  firrg  SanUe  Dens  fortis,  &c.  before 
the  fame  Crucifix, 

, , . . 

s«wJErkcB-    TT  Now  come  to  the  Shrine  of  Saint  Erkgnwald  (of  whom  I  have 
wai*.  shrine.    |  ^^  ^^  fome  br jef  merltion)  which  flood  on  the  Eaft  fide 
^ofthe  wall  above  the  high  Altar ;  the  Bones  of  this  famous  Bi- 
fhop and  ConftiTor,  being  on  the  xT>mch.  Kal.  of  December  Jnm 
cMath.weftm.  MCXLVUI.  (jcil.  iy  Stepb.)  tranflated c  thither  out  of  the  Body  of 
the  Church, where  at  firfl  he  was  buried. 

To  this  Shine ,  for  the  great  opinion  then  had  of  the  Miracles 

wrought  thereat,  were  the  Oblations  very  numerous;  and  many  of 

ftxmtg.     them  considerable,  as  it  feems;  fori  finde,  that  Walter  de  Thorpe,  a 

j**M-i>-  Canon  of  this  Church 5  by  his  Teftament  f  bearing  date   Jnm 

'"  MCCCXIX. 


-«-; ~ 


Saint  T  A  V  L'S  !Q*hcdrall.  « 


■ 


-. 


MCCCXIX.(i$  E,  z,) gave  thcreuhto all  his^olH1  Rings ktd  Jew* 
ells  of  what  fort  foever :  And  that  in  18  E.  2.  the  Dean,  antGQhapter 
befbwed  no  fmall  coll  in  the  adorning  thereby,'  With  goM pfilvdt  and 
pretious  /tones:   yet  Was  it  not  thought  fntfkient^.  iotit'Ahnv 
MCCCXXXIX(z  iKj.Jthere  werejCertainCoKnantss-madrberwixt  gift, 
the  then  Dean  and  Chapter., and  three  Goldfrmths  of&oSBOtt^  where- 
by they  were  retained  to  work  upon  it,  for  no  lefs  than  a  whole  yeafr 
(beginning  at  Candlemafs)  one  of  them  at  the  wages  of  l?m  %  by  the  _    . 
week,  and  the  other  two,  at  T>  \  a  piece  :  By  reafon  of  which  Iunre\,  it  (M- If 
grew  fofam'djthaton  V.  Kal.  /«/**',  about  three  years  afte'r^ffo  Kifcjg  *,?,'$%& 
ofjfrattce  (being  then  a Prifoner  here  in  CnglaHD)  vifiti^'this-(^-{^^ 
thedrall,  having  heard  Mafs  at  the  high  Altar,  came  to  it,  and  made     " .:. 
an  Oblation  h  of  xii.  Nobles. 

And  inJnncMCCCLXXXVI.CioR.  2.  Robert  Bnfir&Ke'Bi(h6$ 
of  LClttlon,  by  a  folemn  Decree  !  ordaining,  that  the  day*  of  the  'Con-  \mhf  p*f.  g, 
VerJioR  an4  Commemoration  pi  Saint  Paul,  (to  whom  this  Church  was  &  c,tp' 
Specially  dedicated;;  mould  thenceforth  be  celebrated  throughout  his 
Diocefs,  equally  with  the  higher?  -Feftivalte,  jqyned  therevyitb -9  the 
day  oftheBuriall  of  this  Saint  Brfefaaid,  w8.<  mt.  Jpmis^r^d  day 
of  his  Tranflation,  Diz>.  XVIH,-Ka£  Dec%  (cujvut  itierita  gloricfa  in  eH- 
dem Eeciefia  miraculoje  cvrufcMt,^S  fa4th  the  }nftiiuii->ent)  which  haci 
antiently  been  ufed  to  be  kept  fioly,  as  he  there;  afnrmeth  J  but  of  late 
neglected :  allowing  to  all  thofe,  which  mould  fb  fofempnifce  them* 
an  Indulgence  of  x/.  days  pardon,  ^ercpznetiniibtti,  eoniritU  &  cm* 

After  this,T>iz,.  in  1 5  ft.  2. 1  finde  %  that  Richard  de  Prejlon,  a  Ci-  *  ik 
tizen  and  Grocer  of LonuOtl,   gave  to  this  Shane,  his  beft  Saphire 
Hone,  there  to  remain  for  curing  of -Infirmities  in  the  Eyes  J  appoin- 
ting that  Proclamation  mould  be  made  of  its,  vertues.   And  in  Anna 
iVfCCCXC/I/.  the  fame  ^^/?Bimop  of  lOltUott;  to  the  end  that 
nothing  might  be  deficient  at- the  celebration1  of  thole  Feftivalls, 
commanded1,  that  all  the  Clergiebfhis  Diocefsjfhould  repair  hither  lib. 
on  thofe. days,  in. their  Copes,  according  to  the  antient  manner  arid  Jp3) 
Cufbros  ufed  in  the  ProcelTion  s  •  of  this  Church , 

In  Anno  MCCCC.  Thomdt  Samkyn,  Squier  to  the  Abbefs  of 
'Bering,  gave  alfo  m  a  filver  Girdle  to  this  Shrine.  About  which  time  *  * 
it  was  much  repaired,  if  not  new  made,  as  may  feem  by  the  feverall 
particulars^  in  GoId.Smiths  workandothetwife,  then  don?,  arfan- 
fcript  whereof  I  have,  in  my  Appendix  n?  added,  .  *4f«&tf 

Of  this  glorious  Shrine,  as  alfo  of  the  Iron  Grate  which  iffclofed  it, 
extendingto  five  foot  x.  inches  in  height,  having  Locks,  Keys,  Clo- 
fures,  and  Openings  $  and  was  alfo  tinned  over,  1  fcave  iri  its  proper 
place,exfiibited  atrue  representation,  from  the  very  ofiginall  draught, 


i 


"made  for  a  direction  to  the  Smith  that  wrought  it,  which  Qra&*ft*fc 
Weighing.  3438,/i^at  the  rate  of  4  d.a  pound  ,amounted  tolxiiii  \li  *'.D'&C 


praf. 


G  And 


The  H  I  S  T  O  R  Y  of 


And  that  it  might  be  kept  in  this  beautiful!  condition,  Xhomas  de 
Evere,D&nohlAsCzthzdta\\9inJnnoMCCCCVIL  by  his  *fcfta. 
r/«,  ment  p bequeathed  iC1.  for  the  building  of  Houfes  in  ftmcftt-Ettrcr 

ttxtttj  to  the  end  that  the  Revenue  of  them  fhould  be  implove  d  upon 
the  reparation  thereof,  and  maintenance  of  Lights  burning  about  it, 
on  the  two  Feaft  days  of  Saint  Erkenwald;  asalfo  for  fupport  of  a 
Chaplain  celebrating  for  the  Fraternitie  of  that  bkflVd  Confeffor. 


Th: Diaii.     T  Now  come  to  the  Diall3  belonging  to  the  Clock  ia  this  Church  ; 

,  txnutoi.      1  concerning  which  there  was  care  taken  ''in  i8  E.y  that  it  fhould 

£mS».       be  made  with  all  fplendor  that  might  be ; 'Which  was  according^ 

ly  performed,  having  the  Image  of  an  Angell,  pointing  at  the  Hour*' 

both  of  the  Day  and  Night  •  the  charge  of  which  workmanftiip  then 

amounted  to  Vi  lib* 


Againft  pr«-  A  Nd  that  the  more  reverend  efkem  might  be  had  of  this  flare-' 
fccch.°f  thB   /\  ly  Cathedrall,  Robert  de  Braybroke,  Bifhop  of  lortuDtt,  in  9  R. 

•*-  ^  2. by  a  fpeciall Mandate^ upon  paiii  of  Excommunication^ 
JSmSd.  prohibited anvbuyirigrorfelli'ng'Within it;  as  allb^  that  no  perfon 
* "*'        whatfoever,  fliould defile  it,  or  the  Chuixh-yard,  with  Pifs  or  other 

excrements;  nor  prefume  to  (boot  Arrows,  or  throw  Hones  at 

Crows,  or  any  Birds  making  nefts  thereabouts  5  or  to  play  at  Ball, 

either  within  or  without  it. 


!••,-»:. 


-w- 


The  firft  be-  A  Nd  m  Anno  MCCCCXIV.  (2  H.  5.)  OB.  XV.  Richard  Clifford, 
IXTS*  f\  then  Bifhop  of lonUOU,by  the  confent  of  theDean  and  Chap- 
cTulchf h  ter,  ordained s,  that  from  the  firft  day  of  December  following, 

s  a*  beginning  then  at  Vefpers9  the  folemn  Celebration  of  divine  fervice 

therein  which  before  that  time  had  been  according  to  a  peculiar 
forme  antientlyufed,  and  called  UJut  San&iPauli,  fhould  thence- 
forth be  conformable  to  that  of  the  Church  of  ^ttiiefcurp,  for  all  Ca- 
noaicalt  hours,  both  night  and  day. 


TO  take  particular  notice  of  the  large  fums  ofmonyi  Plate  J 
Jewells,  and  other  things  of  worth,  which  by  Offerings  at 
the  high  Altar,  and  other  places  of  note,  they  that  fovea1  id 
this  Cathedtall3had,  in  thofe  antient  times,  for  their  better  fupport ; 
Would  require  a  volume  by  it  felf ;   I  fhall  therefore  make  inftance 
t  ex  vet.       i but  in  one,  Viz,.  John  King  of  jTrattee,  in  Anno  MCCCLX.  (34  E. 
r^fc* '    3.)  who,  befides  what  he  offered  at  Saint*  Erfawdlts  Shrine  (where- 
cgh  of  1  have  already  fpoke)  layd  down  at  the  Annunciation  xa.  Nobles ; 

at 


Saint  <P  A  V  US  Cathedral!.  ty 


vp  M  S.ixblbl. 
Cotton.     , 


at  theCr#«yTxneer  the  North  door,  xxT>*.  floren  VeblesV  At  hi*  Rrft 
approach  to  the  high  Altar  four  Bafins  of  gold :  And  at  "the  hearing 
ofMafs,  after  the'Offertory,  gave  to  the  Dea n,  then  offici 'ting,  five 
floren  Nobles ;  which  the  faid  Dean  and  one  John  Lyttywn-on  (the 
'weekly  petty-Canon) his affiftant, had.  AH  which  being  ptr'brrned3 
he  gave  moreover,  in  tie  Chapter-houfe  fiftie  floren  Nobles,  to  be  ' 
diftributed  amongfl  die  Officers  of  the  Church.         , 

Neither  was  the  benefit  firiall,  which  they  had  by  celebrating  tffeg^^ 
t)bjec[uies  offundry  great  perfons ;  as  u  of  Queen  Aime^  wife  to  King  « a. 
Richard  the  fecond ;  whofe  Herfe  was  adorned  with  Banners  of  her 
Arms .  nd  the  King's.  So  alfo  wof  the  Earl  of  Saint  Paul,  in  1 1  H.  6. 
Of*  Maximilian  the  Emperour  :  of  y  the  Emperour  Charts  the  5tft. 
Of2-  IJ 'obeli  and  j^w^e,  wives  to  the  laid  Emperour  :  Or a  the  Empe- 
rour Ferdinand,  Brother  to  the  before  fpecified  Chiles. 

Of b  Charles  the  8th.  King  of  Jframe  :  J  fine  c  Queen  of  #taM,  **CSX$ 
Dutches  and  fole  heir  of^B^itatmp  .J  Of d  Z,eiw  the  xii  d\  Francis  the 
firft,  and  Hf»r)/  the  fecond,  Kings  likewife  of  JFtartCf:  So  aifo  of 
Philip e  King  of  CaQtle  ',  Ferdinand f  of  atragon  5  and  /*&#  §  King  of 
^OjtUgall ;  arid  fundry  eminent  men  of  our  oWn  Nation,  the  men- 
tion of  whom,  for  brevities  Fake,  I  pafs  by. 

The  ftate  and  order,  in  performance  of  which  Qbfe^uies,  Was  If  ti 
tie  inferior  to  that  ufed  at  the  Funeralls  of  thofe  great  Princes ;  the 
Church  and  Quire  being  hung  with  Blacks,  and  Efcuteheons 
of  their  Arms:  their  Hearfesfet  up  in  wonderfull  magnificence ;  a* 
domed  with  rich  Banner-Rolls,  Pencills,  &c.  and  environed  with 
Barriers :  Having  chief  Mourners  and  amftants,  accompanyed  with 
divers  BiuSops  and  Abbots  in  Pdntificalibut :  So  likewife  With  Em- 
bafladors  of  forreign  Princes,  and  many  of  our  Engliih  ifi^obilitfej 
Knights  of  the  Garter,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  and  thefeveraH  Com- 
panies of  this  great  City :  And  laflJy,  having  Iblemn  fervice  and  Of- 
ferings; with  Mafs  on  the  morrow,  as  by  the  Manufcript,  Which  I 
have  quoted  doth  appear. 

,;     •.  i 

TOuchingthe  dignity  ofthe#zy%,  and  what  belongs  to  his  £fS°f 
office :  and  fo  likewife  of  the  Dean3  Canon s3  &c.  and  nil  6f- De^'2?t 
fleers  belonging  to  this  Church ;   having  tranferibed  from 
leveral)  good  authorities,  what  I  have  met  with,  in  relation  to  them  • 
1  mall  here,  for  brevities  fake,  pafs  them  by ;  referring  my  Reader  to  ah  -r.  , 
the  things  at  Urge,  in  my  Jppendix.    a  b  c  d  thereunto,  *  have  alfo  &„.'*$,' 
there  added feverall  things  efs,  fetting  forth  the  Hate  of  the  lands  «».*». 
pertaining  thereto,  about  the  beginning  of  King  Henry  the  eight's  dn- 3a- 
time;    As  alfo  the  Copy  h  of  an  Inventory  of  the  Plate  and  Orna- 1"  '*■* 
ments,  which  in  7  Edw.  6.  were  allowed  to  continue  therein;  g  „'  X 


*4  The  H  I  ST  OR  Y-of 


x  Vat. 40.  E.J 
p.  i.W.  3. 


The Pettie      "J"  Now  come  to  the  Petty  Canons,  which  vyerjx?*. r  in  hummer,  and 
rjfJLktjt:    I  had  antiently  their  habitation u  in  diftin.fi:  Hpufes,  fgrne"'  within 
wl\£um"         theprecincftof  the  Churcfr-yard,   and'  fome  without :    but  at 
length,  through  the  devotion  to  God's  ftsvice  of .divers  particular 
perfons,  were  reduced  w  together  in  to  a  Common  Hall  or Kefeclory, 
where  theyufed  to  meet  and  dine  \  which  HalHtood/'  on  the  Nortji 
fide  of  the  Church,  and  ad  joyned  to  a  certain  place,  called  $art)0tt 
Cl)ircl^.lQ^,  whereof  I  mall  (peak  in  due  place.    Towards  the  main- 
tenance of  thefe,  to  fing  divine  feryice  dayly  in  this  Church  of  Saint 
Paulfot  the  good  eftate  of  King  Edward  the  third,  and  of  Qu?en 
Philippa  his  confort ;  as  alfo  for  all .  their  children,  during  their  lives 
in  this  world;  and  moreover  for  their  fouls'- after  their-  departure 
hencej  and  for  the  fouls  of  all  the  faithful!  deceafed,  it  appears,  that 
jit*-      .      the  faid  King  in  40.  of  his  reign,  gave  Licenje  y  unto  one  Robert  a§ 
Keterynghami then R.e<5tor  of  Saint  G retries,,, and  others;  to  grant 
certain  meffuages  and  lands  of  the  value  of  yi  l.xiii  \  iy>  d.per  annur* 
to  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Paul's.  But  in  18  fi,  2.  they  obtained  the 
*p«us.  s.».  King's  Letters  Patents  z  to  be  a  body  politick  for  the  future,  arid  cal- 

*&*-      led  X\t  College  of  tfte  it  petty  Canons  of'&amt  Pauls  Cl)ur% 

whereof  one  to  be  the  Warden;  asalfo  to  have  a  common  ;Seal,  &t. 
At  which  time  in  Augmentation  of  their  maintenance,  divers  Lands 
andRents  were  by  the  faid  King's  Licenfe  then  granted  to  them: 
And  for  their  better  fupport,they  had  in  24  H.£,  the  Church  of  Saint 
*  pat.i+H.6.  Gregory  appropriated  *  to  them. 


— 


the  chaw  ^^VF  thefe  the  moft  antieni:  (that  1  have  met  with)  was  foiini 
tICS  ,  %  3  ^  a,as '  Sue^  ab°ut  the  beginning  of  King  Henry  the  (e- 
penis  ion.  &  ^—^'  cond's  reign,  confifting  of  one  Prieft,  to  celebrate  divine  fer- 
Sndi  Pauii.  vice  for  the  foul  of  Mafter  John  de  London ;  and  for  the  fouls  of  all  the 
faithfull  deceafed  -3  J  tardus  being  then  Dean  of  this  Church. 

'the  next  was  ordained  by  Richard  firnarived  Nigelt  Bifhop  of 

LW^inKingjRzcW^theflrit's  time;  who  having  built  two  AU 

tars  in  this  Cathedrall,  the  one  dedicated  to  Saint  Thomas  theMar- 

V^S'd    ty^aud  the  other  to  Saint  Dionyje,  afllgned  b  eight  marks  yearly 

&  c«t;.(«.)     Rent  to  be  received  out  of  the  Church  of  CfuTf^Unt ,  for  the  mainteJ 

1  '  '        nance  oftwoPriefts  every  day  celebrating  thereat;  Tfk£  one  for  the 

good  eftate  of  the  King  of  CnglantJ  and  Bimop  of  lOHDOn,  for  the 

time  being ;  as  alfo  for  all  the  Congregation  of  this  Church,  and  the 

faithfull  Pariflioners  belonging  thereto ;  and  the  other  for  theiouls  of 

the  Kings  of  €nglanO,  and  Bimops  of  lOlttJOlt,  and  all  the  faithfull 

deceafed  :  which  grant  was  confirmed  by  the  Chapter. 

Thenextpftnefe  Chantries  was  founded  by  Geffrey  de  Lucie^ 

tib.fn.«.      Dean  oi  Pauls  in  King  Henry  the  third's  time;  who  gave  "  to  this 

Church  his  Mannour  houfe  and  Lands  at  affOforeferving  C  %.j>er  an. 

to 


Saint  f  A  V  L'S  Cathedrair  j% 


to  be  payd  to  a  Prieft  celebrating  divine  fervice  here,  for  the  health  of 
his  foul,  together  with  the  foul  of  Eujiace  de  Fauconberg,  fometime 
Bifhop  of  lonDOH,  and  his  fucceflbrs  ;  as  alfo  for  the  foul  of  Philip  de 
Fauconberg  Archdeacon  of  $Uttttttuun  5  and  paying  xx  '.yearly  on  the 
day  of  his  thefaid  Geffreys  Obit,  and  amarke  at  the  Obit  pi  the  faid 
Philip  de  Fauconberg.    Which  Eujiace  de  Fauconberg,  by  his  laft  Will 
and  Teftament d,  gave  to  thofe  Canons,   certain  lands  lying  in  dkxas^ 
©tebbm^e  and  jfUlt>am,referving  five  marks  per  an.to  be  yearly  payd  f§?55S 
for  the  maintenance  of  a  Prieft,  perpetually  to  celebrate  divine  fervice  Capm fm  3  T-  *• 
for  his  foul,  neer  to  his  Tomb  in  this  Cathedrall. 

About  this  time,  did  William  Marefcball  (Ion  to  William  Earl  of 
JptttbjOk)  ratifie e  the  grant  of  J  lice  his  wife,  daughter  to  Baldwin  eExprafxto 
deBehun  Earl  of3Ibemar.lt,  made  to  the  Deane  and  Chapter  here,  of*?^'ff'A;! 
C s.  yearly  Rent,  iffuing  outof  his  Mannour  of  HutOtte,  which  fhe  the 
faid  Mice  had  by  her  Teftament  bequeathed  for  the  maintenance  of 
two  Priefts,  celebrating  divine  fervice  dayly  in  this  Church,  for  the 
health  of  her  foul  and  his  the  faid  Ffr*//*tf?»'sJhisanceftours  and  fuc- 
ceffors  fouls,  and  all  the  faithfull  deceafed  :    Adding  the  grant  f  of//*. 
XX  '-yearly  rent,  more,  to  be  received  out  of  his  Mill  at  'B.met)  ■  for 
the  health  of  the  foul  of  her  the  laid  J  lice,   one  part  whereof  to  be 
fpent  upon  a  Lampacontinually  burning  over  her  Tombc,  and  the 
refidue  on  the  day  of  her  Anniverfarie. 

About  the  fame  time,  there  was  likewife  a  Chantrie  of  one  Prieft, 
founded  s  here,  to  celebrate  divine  fervice  for  the  foul  of  John  Romane  i&f-*i •*•  m 
Treafurerof#0?fce.  So  alfo  another  h  of  one  Prieft,  for  the  foul  qf  *»■/:*»■  &, 
Richard  Archdeacon  of  Colcbefier. 

In  io  H.$.f.ditfjtle  S.Mari*  Ecclefia,Trea{uTer  of  this  Cathedrall, 
by  his  Teftament ;,  bequeath  thereto,  xx.  marks,  to  provide  an  yearly  iz**»tof 
Rent  of  xxjol.  for  the  keeping  of  his  Anniversary,  therein.  ?"& r*f*' 

fot  Martin  de  Patjhull  (one  ohhejufticcs  of  the  Common  Pleas, 
and  Deane  of  this  Church)  there  was  a  Chantrie  of  two  Priefts  or- 
ordained k  here,  2  Julii  23  H.  3.  to  celebrate  Divine  fervice  dayly  for  SSUi/.  " 
his  foul,  at  the  Altar  of  the  Apoftles.  .   Ii51-  "• 

And  about  this  time,  did  the  Executors  of  William  de  SanBa  Ma- 
n<e  Ecclefia, fometime  Dean  of  this  Church,  afllgn  l  a  certain  pro.  {5/JfJ.  j>. 
portion  of  Bread  and  Beer,  to  be  yearly  payd  to  a  Prieft,  who  mould  * c<th 
for  ever  celebrate  therein,for  his  foul,  and  for  the  fouls  of  his  prede- . 
ceflTors,  fucceffors,  parents  and  benefactors;  for  the  purchafing  where* 
of  they  gave  to  the  Dean  and  Chapter  CXX.  marks.  j 

In  31 H.  3.  died  (aslguefs)  Alexander  de  S  were  ford,   fometime  a- 
Canon  and  Treafurer  of  this  Church:  for  in  that  year  did  Hugh 
de  BalJbamY&ftxoip  0f  <gtyt  grant  an  Indulgence  m  of xxx.days  pardon,  »  *& 
to  all  fuch,  as  being  truly  penitent  for  their  fin s,  and  confeft,  fhould 
repair  to  the  Altars  of  Saint  Chad,  Saint  -Nicholas,  and  Saint  Ethel- { 
hert  the  King^fituate  in  this  Cathedrall,,  and  there  pray  for  hisfoul^1 

H  '     "         Which' 


Is  The  H  I  S  T  O  R  Y  of 


"i  5  J44  «<  Which  Altar  of  Saint  CM,  he  the  faid  Alexander  built"  in  his  life 
time,  and  ordained0  a  perpetuall  Chantrie  ot  one  Prieft  to  celebrate 
dayly  thereat,  for  his  own  foul ;  as  alfo  for  the  fouls  of  his  (iicceflours, 
Treafurers  of  this  Church,  and  all  the  faiihfull  deceafed;  and  was 
buried  before  it  at  his  death. 
pr-xaweg.         The  like  Indulgence  *  did  the  fame  Bimop  of  €\p,  in  anno  1259.1 
f&iy.  f'  '  (xliui.  H.  3  )  grant  untoallfuch,  as  fhould  at  the  before  (pacified  Al- 
•    tars,  pray  for  the  foul  of  Fouk^  B a (pt,  Bifliop  of  LOttDOtl  (and  then 
newly  deceafed.)  For  the  health  alfo  of  whofe  foul,  did  Sir  Philip 
Bajfct  ofjj)eDitt!)Qn*«  Com.  Oxon.)  Knight  the  year  next  following, 
'*?/'&??  §^c  s  ^iS  ^<*nncur  °f  'Boston  to  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  this 
&caP.f  107.  Church,  to  maintain  three  pritfts,  continually  celebrating  therein; 
*'  viz.  to  each  of  them  C s.  yearly  :   Adding  l  moreover  C s.  yearly 

Rent ,  i  Ailing  out  of  I  j  nds  in  Jf  airfff  Dt  and  "BO^am  (in  Com.  Effexi*) 
for  the  keeping  of  his  Annivtrlary. 
1  Fx  auug.        Not  long  after  this,  did  one  Godfrey  de  J  era  (a  prieft)  give s  to  the 
rtrhft'f-  *>•  before  mentioned  Dean  and  Canons,  certain  Houfe5  and  Rents,  ly* 
ing  i  n  the  Parifli  of  Sai nt  Faith,  to  finde  a  Chaplain  perpetually  cele- 
brstingfor  the  feuls  of  the  dead  ;  and  efpecially  for  his  own  fouj,,  af- 
ter his  departure  out  of  this  world,within  the  Cbapell  cf Saint  James^ 
fituate  under  the  Oofs  in  th?  North  part  of  this  Church. 
t  ib.  And  about  the  fametinv  there  was  another  Chantrie  founded  *  ac 

the  Altar  of  Saint  Radegund  in  this  Cathedrall,  for  the  foul  of  one  Ro- 
ger, fometirne  a  Canon  here ;   and  certain  Rents  aligned  for  the 
keeping  of  his  Anniverfarie. 
unx  Ktzfro       In  2  E*  1.  another u  of  one  Prieft,  celebrating  -at  the  before  fpeci- 
[A]  /.?o  a.    ^  ^  ^  of  Saint  Chad,  for  the  foul  of  William  de  HaDirbulle,  fome* 
time  Lord  Treafurer  of<£ttglant),and  a  Canon  of  this  Church. 
In  3  E.  1.  there  was  likewi  fe  a  Chantrie  of  one  Chaplain,  founded 
wexauteg.    *  at  the  Altar  of  Saint  John  the  Evangelift,  by  Hertoey  de  Borham, 
&Z>        then  Dean  of  this  Cathedrall,  for  to  pray  for  the  foul  of  Johnde 
Brain  ford.  S  hortly  after  which,  the  faid  HerVey  dyed,  as  it  feems: 
for  in  the  next  enfuing  year ,  did  Robert  Kilwarby  Archbifhop  of 
*  &  Canterbury,  grant  an  Indulgence  *  of  xv.  days  pardon,  to  all  fuch  as 

being  heartily  penitent  of  their  fins,  and  truly  confeft,  fhould  come 
hither  (his  body  being  here  interred)  and  pray  for  his  foul. 
iix  R^s.  CM    In  7  E.  1.  another  Chantrie  was  here  founded  y  by  Roger  de  la  Leye^ 
f*i*.b.       Archdeacon  of  <£lTer,  for  one  Prieft  to  celebrate  divine  lervice  for  his 
foul,  at  the  Altar  before  which  he  mould  be  buried.  And  an  affigna- 
tion  of  a  certain  annuity,  for  the  keeping  of  his  Obit :   which  Roger 
«$%»!?&.  became z  afterwards  D^an  of  this  Cathedrall,  and  dyed  *  about  ten 
»•  «■  c<>p-  years  following. 

br  In  8  E.  1.  IJabellfa  widow  of  Stephen  Bokerell,  conftiruted  b  a 

i \!b'        Chantry  of  two  priefts,  at  the  Altar  before  which  he  the  faid  Stephen 

lay  interred,  to  celebrate  for  his  &  her  foul;as  alfo  for  the  fouls  of  their 

children; 


Saint  <P  A  V  r«V  Cathcdrall.  z7 


children;   viz,.  Stephen ,   Andrew,  and  William  BokereU. 

And  in  10  E.\. there  was  another  Chantrie  founded'  for  one  Prieft, 
for  the  foul  of  A  Velwe  the  widow  of  Walter  de  Bafingges:  which  A* 
Tf/*we  I  take  to  be  the  fame  woman,  who,  the  next  enfuing  year,  is3 
in  the  like  foundation,  called  Avelina  de  S.  OlaVo. 

In  \6  E.  i.  the  Executors  of  John  de  S.  Maria,  lometime  a  Canon 
here,  granted*1  to  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  this  Church,  certain  an. 
nuall  Rents,  ifluing  out  of  divers  tenements  in  JLOtttJOn,  tofinde  a 
prieft  to  celebrate  therein,  for  his  foul ;  and  afligned  xv  s.  yearly,  for 
the  keeping  of  his  Obit. 

In  i6  E.  i.  there  was  a  Chantrie  of  one  pried,  celebrating  at  the 
/kar  of  Saint  John  B  apt.  founded6  by  Raph  de  Baudak.  then  D^an  \E£ffif 
of  this  Cathcdrall,  for  the  foul  oiFouk  LoVell  Archdeacon  of  COlclje- 
fiet»  at  the  inftance  of  his  Executors. 

As  alfo  another f  Chantrie  of  one  prieft,  to  celebrate  within  thii  fEx  mog- 
Church,  at  fome  altar,  for  the  foul  of  John  I*t*#  Clerke,  oneofthegrJyr*/D- 
Kings  Juftices ;  as  alfo  for  thefoui  of  Richard  de  GraVefend  at  that 
time  Bifliop  of  Lon&on,  and  for  the  fouls  of  his  predeceffors  and  fuc- 
ceflbrs :  of  which  Bifliop  I  (hall  fay  more  anon. 

And  in  the  fameyear,  the  like  P  for  two  priefts  for  the  foul  of  Hen*  ***  y&  CA3 
ry  de  Wengham,  fometime  Bifhop  of  jLontJOrb  and  Chancelour  of 

CnglanD. 

In  29  H.  1.  another  h,  of  one  prieft,  to  fing  divine  lervice  perpetu-  &  it.f.7%  * 
ally,  at  the  Altar  of  the  blefled  Virgin,  oppofite  to  the  doreof  the 
Chapter  Houfe,for  the  fouls  of  Robert  de  Draiton  fometime  Treafurer 
of  this  Church ,  and  John  de  ChiJbuU  heretofore  Bifhop  of  HCMDort; 
and  Chancelour  of  €ttglant>. 

In  30  E.  1.  the  like  Chantrie  was  ordained  'by  the  Executors  ofi4^*£*« 
William  deliarwonh  Clerke,  of  one  prieft,  to  celebrate  divine  fer- 
vice  here,  for  the  foul  of  the  (aid  William. 

In  3  5  E.  1.  the  Executors  of  Mafter  Reginald  de  J3r*»^»,conftitu-  *  ex  mfe 
ted k  another,  for  one  prieft  to  celebrate  perpetually  for  his  foul,  with.  5?£jf^  D' 
in  the  New  workf(viz,.Ea[{  wards  of  the  Quire.) 

In  3  E.  2.  there  was  the  like  ordination  \  for  two  priefts,  within  / *. 
the  body  of  the  Church,  for  the  foul  of  Richard  de  Newport  Archdea- 
con of  $»9irjt)lefer, ;  and  forty  {hillings  yearly  afhgned  for  his  Obit- 

In  4  E.  2,  the  like  m  Chantrie  of  one  prieft,  for  the  foul  of  John  de  m  Pat-  4.  e.  £ 
Munden  Clerke. 

In  7  E.  2.  HerVey  de  Stanton,  one  of  the  Juftices  of  the  Common 
Pleas,  and  the  reft  ®f  his  then  fellows  in  that  Court,  being  Executors 
to  Henry  de  Geldeford  (called  le  Marejchal)  Gierke,  founded  nano-g-*j />«/.»< 
ther,  for  one  Chaplain  and  his  Clerke,  to  fing  Mafr  every  day,  at  the      "'" 
Altar  of  the  Apoflles ,  for  the  foul  of  the  faid  Henry . 

The  next  year  following,  there  was  another  Chantrie  of  one  prieft,  j 
constituted  °  by  the  before  fpecified  Dean  and  Chapter,  for  the  fouI(«  m 

H2  $ 


8  The  HISTORY  of 


of  Richard  de  GraVefend,  then  one  of  their  Canons,  and  Treafurer  of 
this  Cathedral!,  againft  he  fhould  depart  this  life  \  and  x/\  yearly 
afligned  for  the  keeping  of  his  JnmVerfary . 

In  \oE.  2.  Raphe  Dowzow,  one  alfo  of  the  then  Canons,  by  his.  Ta- 

t &•  ftament  p  gave  C.marks  to  purchafe  yearly  Rent,for  to  fuftain  a  prieft 

dayly  celebrating  in  thisChurch  for  his  foul,  and  the  fouls  of  all 
his  Parents. 

And  in  13  E.I.Walter  de  Thorpe  (one  alfo  of  thefe  CanonsJ  be* 
queathing  his  body  tobe  buried  here,  or  in  the  place  called  ^airDOJl 

j  n.  Cfyurci)  IjatD,  faft  by,  gave  *  CCXL.  mark's  to  buy  lands,  to  ordain  a 

Chantrie,  for  his  foul,  and  to  keep  his  Obit.  Adding  the  gift  of  C  V 
to  the  work  of  Saint  Erfenwald's  Shrine  5  as  alio  all  his  Rings  and 
Jewells,  of  what  kinde  foever,  thereto  :  which  Chantrie  was  accor- 

'zxRe^ro    dingly  founded  *  in  7  E.  3.  by  his  Executors,  at  the  Altar  of  Saint 

In  14  E.  2.theFx;CUtorsof  Raphe  de  Baldok,  Bifhop  of  XoiT&Olt,' 
ribf.96.t1.   fetled  r  lands  on  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  this  Cathedrall,  for  the 
£?i4?iU  maintenance  of  two  priefts,  perpetually  celebratingfor  his  foul  at  the 
1. 1.  m.  u      ^jtar  Qc  5a^nt  Erfynwald,  within  the  New  work ;  as  alfo  for  the  foul 
of  J(jfc«^Cfci/fcM^fornecimeBimopoflortoOn."  And  moreover  for 
the  fouls  of  the  Kings  of<£nalanu,and  all  the  faithfull  deceafed;  gii 
ving  a  munificent  Legacy,  not  onely  to  thofe  of  the  Quire,  but  to  all 
the  Officers  of  the  Church,  for  the  folempnizing  his  yearly  Obit  on 
the  Eve  ofSaint  James  the  Apoftle,  with  an  ample  allowance  thereat 
to  the  poor. Which  Bifhop  was  fo  great  a  furthererof  that  fiately  buil- 
*  God*,  p.     ding,  Eaft  ward  from  the  Qujre,called  the  New  p^  as  that  he  *  gave 
]4h  in  his  life  timeCC.matks,  and  left  a  great  fum  thereto  at  his  death-fqr 

which  refpeft  he  was  buried  in  the  midft  of  that  part  called  our  Lady 
Ghapell  at  the  head  of  Bifhop  Braybrok/s  tomb- ftone,  under  a  good- 
ly marble,  whereon  his  portraiture  in  brafs  hath  been  curioufly  re- 
prefented,  though  now  torne  away.  To  whom  fucceeded  Gilbert 
de  SegraVe  5  which  Gilbert,  on  the  morrow  before  the  KaL  of  ]a~ 
*Anw3Mli  nuary  next  enfuingthe death* of  his  faid  predeceflbr,  for  the  great 
irefpect  he  bore  unto  him,  gave  a  fpeciall  Indulgence  of  x/.  days  par- 
don to  all  fuch,  as  Being  truly  contrite  for  their  fins,  and  confeft, 
fhould  fay  a  Pater  nofier  and  an  Jvej  for  his  foul.  And  that  this 
worthy  perfon  (ft.  Raph  de  Baldock.)  had  no  lefs  efteem  with  the  red 
of  his  fellow  Bifhops,  the  like  Indulgences,  from  Walter  Archbifhop 
of  CantCtbUtP,  John  Bifhop  of  Lincoln,  Walter  Bifhop  of  <£jceffr, 
John  Bifhop  of  latlDaff,  John  Bifhop  of  €\Vt  John  Bifhop  of  BO$0lCl)t 
John  Bifhop  of  C^tcjjeflerj  David  Bifhop  of  Saint  ©afoiDS,  Walter 
Bifhop  of  J2I0?CtQet,  and  John  Bifhop  of  ftarlfOl,  granted  aboat  that 
sixamog.     time,  do  fi  .fficiently  manifeft. 

&c*t!*f  D'     '  In  1 5  B.  2.  there  was  another  Chantrie  founded s  within  the  be- 
vat.i\.  e.».  fore  fpecified  building,  called  the  New  worfatt  the  Altar  of  Saint 


>  MtchaeU. 


* 


Saint  <P  A  V  LS  Cathedral!;  z  9 

Michaell,  by  the  Executors  o/iWittidmde  Chaldejbuht,  forrietime  a  Ca- 
non of  this  Church ;  for  one  prieft  to  celebrate  daily  thereat;  For  his 
foul ;  as  alfo  for  the  fouls  of  Piers  de  GaVefion,  and  all  the  faithful! 

deceafed,  '«#■£'. 

And  about  the  fame  time,  another,  at  the  Altar  of  Saint  Sihefter^Miupnts 
of  one  Chaplain,  conflicted  c  by  the  Tcftament  of  Walter  de  Block,  l?™"" 
ley  %to  pray  for  the  foul  of  him  the  laid  Walter ,and  all  Chriftian  fouls:  »n. 
■which  two  lafl  mentioned  Chantries  were  afterward  united  ui 

In  the  lame  x?  th.  year  of  King  Edw.  2.  did  Nicholas  de  Wokyndon,  »**  »utk: 
by  his  Teftament w  devife  C s.  to  the  before  fpecified  building ;  cal-  &ctf!' ' 
led  the  New  works,  in  regard  that  in  it  he  intended  to  be  buried  :  2J'£jj 
And  to  maintain  a  Cbantrie  prieft  therein,  celebrating  for  his  foul, 
bequeathed  certain  lands  lying  in  the  pari(h  of  Saint  Olaff  (lortuOtt) 
to  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  this  Church.  And  moreover,  for  the  like 
confideration,  gaveCVtopurchafe  Rents,  for  the  finding  ofano* 
ther  Chantrie  prieft  at  the  Altar  of  Saint  Thomas,  and  to  the  keeping 
his  Obit,  and  the  Obit  of  Joan  his  wife,for  ever. 

In  19  B.  z.  Roger  de  Waltham,  a  Canon  of  this  Church,enfeoft  *  the  *£*  **$# 
Dean  and  Chapter  of  certain  Mefluagcs  and  Shops,  lying  within  rU  *>".'£. 
the  City  oflonuott,  for  the  fupport  oftwoprieftsto  pray  perpetually  %*'*  l'm' 
for  his  foul,  and  for  the  fouls  of  his  Parents  and  Benefa&ors,  within  f^'J',*0**' 
the  Chapell  of  Saint  John  Baptift  in  the  South  part  ofthisCathe- 
drall  i  as  aJfofor  the  foul  of  Anthony  Beck,  Patriark  of  Slmtfalfm  artd 

Bilhop  of  Durham. 

And  further  directed  y,  that  out  of  the  Revenue  of  thofe  Meffuages,  >!**'*•  tA3 
&c.  theu  (hould  be  an  yearly  allowance  to  the  faid  Dean  and  Chap- 
ter, to  keep  folemn  Procejfons  in  this  Church,  on  the  feverall  days  of 
the  Invention  and  Exaltation  of  the  Holy  Crojs ;  as  alfo  of  Saint  John 
Baptift  ;  wearing  their  Copes  at  thofe  times,  in  fuch  fort  as  they  ufed 
on  all  the  great  feftivals.  And  likewife  out  of  his  high  devotion 
totheferviceofGod,  and  that  it  mould  be  the  more  venerably  per- 
formed therein,  he  gave  divers  coftly  veflments  thereto ;  fome  where- 
of were  fet  with  precious  ftones ;  exprefly  directing,  that  in  all  Maf- 
fes,  wherein  himlelf  by  particular  name  was  to  be  commended,  as 
alfo  at  his  Jnniverfary  ■■  and  in  thofe  Feftivalls  of  the  Holy  Cr oj s  ^ 
Saint  John  Baptift3md  Saint  Laurence  the  Deacon,  they  fhould  be 
ufed. 

And  moreover,  out  of  his  abundant  piety^  founded  *  a  certain  6-  v*  «&|.  , 
iatory  on  the  South  fide  of  the  (Juire  in  this  Cathedrall,  towards  the  K/f^'  °' 
upper  end  thereof  ;  to  the  honour  of  God,  our  Lady,  Saint  Laurence, 
*n&JllSaints;and  adorned  it  with  the  Images  of  our  blejfed  Sawi- 
oar,  Saint  John  Baptift,  Saint  Laurence  and  Sdint  Mary  Magdalen; 
fo  likewife  with  the  pictures  of  theCeleftiall  Hierarchie,  the  Joys  of 
theblefled  Virgin,  and  others ;  both  in  the  roof  about  the  Altar,  and 
other  places  within  and without:  In  which  Oratory  the  Chantry 

I  before 

ft 


3° 


The  HI  S  TO  R.Y  of 


before  mentioned  was  placed ;  and  the  (aid  Anniverfiry  to  be  kept, 
Andlafllyin  the  Southwall  oppofitc  to  the  faid  Oratory,  erected  a 
glorious  Tabernacle,  which  contained  the  Image  of  the  (aid  blefled 
Virgin,  fitting  as  it  were  in  Child-bed ;   as  alio  of  our  Saviour  in 
fwadling  clothes,  lying  between  the  Oxeand  the  Afs ;  and  Saint  Jo- 
/^fc  at  her  feet:  Above  which  was  another  Image  of  her,  Handing^ 
with  the  child  in  her  arms.  And  on  the  bearne,  thwarting  from  the 
upper  end  of  the  Oratory  to  the  before  fpecified  child-bed,  placed  the 
crowned  Images  of  our  Saviour  and  his  Mother,  fitting  in  one  Ta- 
bernacle, as  alfo  the  Images  of  Saint  Katherine  and  Saint  Margaret,, 
Virgins  and  Martyrs ;  Neither  was  there  any  part  of  the  faid  Oratory, 
or  root  thereof,  but  he  caufed  it  to  be  beautified  with  comely  Fi- 
gures and  Images ;  to  the  end,  that  the  memory  of  our  bkffed  Savi. 
our  and  his  Saints,  and  fpecialty  of  the  glorious  Virgin,  his  Mother^ 
might  bealwaies  the  more  famous :  In  which  Oratory  he  defigned 
that  his  Sepulture  mould  be. 

In  8  E.  3.  WiHiam  de  Meleford,  Archdeacon  of  COlcljetffr,  and 
*v>.  Canon  of  this  Church,  by  his  Teftament a  defiring  fepulture  in  that 

part  thereof,  called  the  New  work?,  neer  the  tombe  of  John  de  Munden 
(of  whom  I  have  already  made  mention)  gave  to  the  fupport  of  the 
old  building  xl  \  and  as  much  to  the  New  •  be  fides  the  like  fum  for 
the  ornament  oi  Saint  Erkemvald's  Shrine.  And  for  the  foundation 
of  a  Chantry,  at  the  Altar  of  Saint  John  Baptift  in  the  faid  New  worfe, 
confiflingofoneChaplain,.  to  celebrate  divine  fervice  perpetually 
for  his  foul ,  gave  a  certain  tenement,  which  he  had  newly  purchafed 
of  John  de  Lanfare  a  Cutler  of  LortuOtl . 

After  this,  Diz*.  in  i%E.  3.  there  was  another  Chantrie  ordained 

h  n.  b  in  the  body  of  this  Church,  of  one  prieft,to  celebrate  therein,  for 

the  foul  of  James  Frifell,  the  elder ;  as  alfo  for  the  fouls  of  Robert  Fr't- 

jellt  his  Father,  J  lice  his  Mother,  and  If  obeli  his  Daughter: 

t  ib.  And  in  1 9  E,  3.  the  like  Chantrie  of  one  prieft,  conflituted  c  at 

the  Altar  of  Saint  John  in  the  Newworfe,  for  the  foul  of  Geffrey  de 

Eyton  fometime  a  Camon  of  this  Church ;   and  the  yearly  Rent  of 

x/ s.  afligned  for  the  keeping  of  his  Jnnfoerfarie,  within  the  OtJaVe* 

of the  Epiphany, 

And  that  it  may  appear,  how  great  an  efteem  this  eminent  Cathe- 
dral 1  then  had ;  it  will  not  be  improper  to  take  notice,  that  Sir  J  dm 
Pultney  Knight,  a  man  famous  in  thofe  days,  for  his  wealth  and  wif- 
doir.e  (having  been  foiar  times  Lord  Mayor  of  this  great  Cityjthough 
he  dif  poled  of  his  body  to  fepulture  within  the  Church  of  Saint  Lou  J 
rence  in  CatluUtOkfe  flreet  (commonly  called  Saint  Laurence  Pultney) 
d  ex  wot,,    which  he  founded ;  by  his  Teftament d  bearing  date  14.  Nov.  23.  El 

p£c£f- D'  3.  thus  exprcfleth Volo  quod  in  Ecclejia  San&i  Pauli  Lond.  quant 

h.J.^i.ot.'   ftcuti  rnatremmeam  affeflione  filiali  cupio  honor  are,  fmt  tres  verpctuija,- 
l9-'  cer dotes,  &c.  id  eft.  I  v\rill  and  oxdain,  that  in  the  Churcn  of  Saint 

~"  Paul 


Saint  <P  A  V  US '  Cathedrall.         _3i 


Paul  in  lonDOil,  which  as  my  Mother,  I  defire  to  honour  with  a  fu 
lial  affection,  there  be  three  priefts,  celebrating  divine  Jcrvice  in  a 
certain  Chapellj  newly  to  be  built  at  my  cods,  in  the  blorth  part 
thereof:    In  wMich  Chapellmy  defire  is,  that  one  of  thole  prices 
(hall  every  day  fay  the  Mafs  of  the  hlejfed  Virgin  Jiot  my  foul:  and  the 
other  two,  that  of  the  Office  for  the  dead,  for  my  foul  likewise  j  and 
for  the  fouls  of  Adam  my  Father*  Maud  my  Mothtr,  Maraaret  my 
wife,  William  my  fon ;  and  the  fouls  of  my  Erothers  and  Sifters  ■  and 
moreover  for  the  fouls  of  Rofe  de  Bur  ford,  Raphe  de  Walcote,  John  de 
S  tret  ford  late  Archbimon^i  Canterbury ;  with  the  fouls  of  my  Pa* 
rents,  Benefactors,  and  an  the  faithfull  deceafed.  Adding  th;s farther 
direction  ',t>iz,.  that  every  of  thofe  priefts,  in  their  fevenll  M  ff:s3  in 
faying  of  one  Co  llett,  mould  makefpeciall  mention  of  his  foul. 
,    Andforthefolemnperformanceofhis  Anniversary  y  afiigncJ  par- 
ticular yearly  pittances  to  the  principal!  Canons ;  fo  alfo  to  the  pet- 
ty-Canons, Vicars'Chorall,  and  Offiars  of  the  Church:    Appoin- 
ting ,  that  the  Lord   Mayor  being    thereat ,  fhould  have  t>i  % 
Viii d.  the  R'  cordcr  v s.  the  two  Shiriffs  T>i s.  viii  d.  the  C  .^nu 
mon  Cryer  Hi 5.  iv  \  the  Lords  Miyon  Sergeants  vi  \  viii d.  and 
the  Matter  of  the  Colledgc  of  Saint  jL<*«r<?»ce  Pultney  viWiii  *.  But 
ifanyofthcfelhould  beabfent,then  their  portion  tobediftnbated 
to  the  poor.  And  furthermore  bequeathed  the  yearly  fum  of  xx  s.to  the 
AlmonerofchisChurchjtobebyhimbeftowed  on  the  Summer  ha- 
bits of  the  Chorifters ;  upon  condition,  that  they  the  faid  Choriller^ 
fhould  every  day,  after  Compline  ended  in  the  Quire,  go  inro  the  be- 
fore f pearled  Chap.-ll,  fo  intended  by  him  to  be  built,  and  fing  an 
Antheme  of  theble&d  Virgin, before  herlmagc^there  being,  fole  nnly 
with  Note :  which  being  ended,  one  of  them  to  fay  the  Prayer  of  the 
faid  Virgin,  next  the  Pfalm  of  De  profundi*,  and  then  the  Prayer  for 
the  dead  :  and  la  Illy  thefc  words,  Anima  Johannit  de  Pultoney,funda« 
tor  is  hujus  Capell*,  &  anim*  omnium  fide  Hum  defunftorum,  per  Dei  mi- 
fericordiam  requiefcant  in  pace.  , 

For  accomphlhment  of  all  which,  he  gave e  certain  lands  and  ■  * 
Rents,  lying.within  the  faid  City  of  lonDon,  to  the  Warden  and 
Chaplains  of  the  before  fpecifiec}  Colledge,  in  CanlJletopliQreet ;  who 
by  Indenture  demifed  them  to  the  Dean  and  Canons  of  this  Cathe- 
dral^ to  undergoe  that  taske. 

And  in  27.S.  3.  Gilbert  de  Bruera,Dizxi  or*  this  Cathedrall,  be-f&i 
queathingf  his  body  to  be  buried  in  the  Chapell  of  Saint  Katherine 
newly  built  by  him  therein ;  gave  certain  tenements,fituate  on  Paufs 
Wharf  V3io  maintain  a  priefl:  to  celebrate  divine  fervice  perpetually  in 
that  ChapeU,  for  the'health  of  his  foul;  and  for  the  fouls  of  his  pa» 
rents,  afligning  a  particular  yearly  fum  to  be  payd  to  the  fucceflive 
Deans  and  Canons  of  this  Church,  for  the  keeping  of  his  Anni- 
T?erfary. 

I  l  Being 


! 


■^tg  The  HISTORYof  ~_ 

Being  how  come,  in  courfe  of  time,to  that  Chantrie  of  two  priefts  > 

s  sh.  which  was  founded  s  here  t>i.  K*/.  ALw'z  Jnnd  MCCCLX.  (34  £.  £.) 

J'**"?-'  by  the  Executors  of  Stephen  de  Gratejend  Bifliop  of  London,  for  the 

22i£i.i,op  health  of  the  foul  of  the  did  Stephen;  and  for  the  foal  likewife  offo- 

charddeGrwveJend,  his  Uncle,  who  Was  Bilhop  alfo  of  lOHOOttin 

l£in%  Edward  1.  time  5. lilt  .ill  here  prefume  to  digrefs  a  little,  in  ta» 

king  notice  of  the  fevcrall  Teftaments,  &c.  of  thefe  two  reverend 

Bifhopsj   beginning  with  that  of  Richard,  which  bears  date  at 

•  umfy,      ^arittgfVt  *  (a  Manntiur-houfe  belonging  to  this  See)  pridie  Id.  Sept. 

Kihgate.     Anno  1302.(505.  1.)  wherein  his  devoti|n  and  piety  are  not  a  lit- 

h  *•  tie  obfervable :  For,  as  1  finde h  it  penned  with  his  own  hand,  he  thus 

exprcflcs  himfelf Inprimis  tibippie  Redemptory& potens  fafoator  a- 

nimarum,  "Domine  Jefu  Chrijle,animam  meant  commendo :  Tibi  etiam  B 
fumme  Sacerdos<&  T>ere  Pontifex  animarumjommendo  uMVerfamplebem 
Londonenfis  chitatis  &  Dioc<eJisj  obfecrans  te,  per  medicinam  "Vulnerunt 
tuorum,  qui  in  Cruce  pependifti,  ut  michi  &  ipfis,  conceffaperfefta  Denia 
peccatorum,  concedas  nos  ad  tuam  mifericordiam  per'Venirei  &  frui  beati- 
tttdine3tuis  ehflls  perhenniter  repromifs*. 

Other  particulars,  mod  obfervable  therein,  are  thefe :  Firft  theak 
fignationofhisftpultijr^c'bfeby  the  tombe  of  Henry  de  Sandwiche 
'(his  predeceflor)  whotw  he  acknowledged!  to  have  been  his  railer; 
and  that  the  Mirblefo  cover  his  grave,  mould  not  lye  higher  than 
the  other  ad joyning  pavement.  Then,  that  his  perfonall  erfate  (con- 
Ming  in  Books,  Hou&old-goods,  Stock  of  Corn  and  Cattell,  &c.) 
amounted  to  the  value  of  two  thoufand  marks ;  out  of  which  he  gave 
for  the  folcmnizing  of  his  Funerall,  and  to  be  diilributed  tothe  poor 
CXL.  pounds.  Nextjpis  gift  of  C.  marks  to  the  new  fabrick  of  this 
Church,  which  he  had  formerly  promifed :  And  laftly  his  appoint- 
ment that  lands  of  x]:perann.  value,  mould  be  bought  within  the 
City  of  London,  for  the  founding  of  a  Chantrie,  here,  for  his  foul,  and 
the  keeping  of  his  Anniverfary. 

Thus  far,  from  his  Teftarr.ent :   I  come  now  to  the  Inventory  lj 
out  of  which  'tis  not  unworthy  of  note,  that  of  this  his  perfonall  6- 
ftate,  his  (ilver  veffell  amounted  to  CCXIV1.  xiii  \  xi \  the  prices  of 
Corne,  and  other  things, being  then  therein  rated  as  folio weth  5 
... 

/[Wheat  at  — ~*V.       J)  Bulls— -*ii\~fo  \  U 

.    YjMalt ground— m\  h>d.|thequar-  Kine — Vt\  J] 

)Peafe-»—         ii  \-vi  d.K  ter.  Fat  Muttons.-.**.    £   J 

kOatcs—.         ii\        )  Ewe.Sheep^.T»ia.j*pie 

Capons*—*       «d.| 
Cocks  flcHens-  i  dAJ\ 

kib.    <*r  F  And  finally  to  the  Account k  of  his  Executors;  by  which  it  appeal 
reth,  that  he  dyed  at  his  Mannowr  houfe  at  $ ulijam  9*  December  anus 

MCCCIIl 


Hislnventoiy 


VlZ,.< 


Saint  y  A  V  LS  Cathedral];  j  3 


. 


MCCCIll.  That  afterwards, /«/.  xro.  December  following,  his  body 
wasbrought  tOlOttlJOtn  with  the  weight  of  twelve  hundred  pounds 
andahal^in  Waxen  Tapers,  which  were  imployed  at  the  folemp- 
nizingofhisFunerall,  the  day  following  in  this  Oathedrallj  And 
that  a.M-irble  (lone,  of  x1.  price,  was  kyd  over  his  grave. 

It  Teems,  that  the  entertainment  then  given  was  very  large:  for' 
befides  the  coftsin  Bread,  Beer,  Wirte,  and  Flefh-meat  1  which',  be- 
ing out  of  his  own  ftares  are  not  valued  in  the  Inventory  j   the  Ex- 
pence  in  Swans,  Hens  and  Rabbets,  amounted  to  xiii  K  xix s.  *oi  d. 

What  elfe  they  prformed for  him,  according  to  the  Cuftome  of 
thofe  rimes,  was  as  followeth [ ;  Viz,,  the  eighth  day  after  his  Buriall,'^ 
a  diftributionof  xl\  to  the  poor.  Thexxxch.  day,  commonly  caL 
led  the  ^onttyS-mmDej  rt>  Un  the  like  distribution  to  poor  people, 
and  celebration  of  Mafs.  And  the  twelve  months  day,  (called  the 
JnniVerfary  )  to  the  principal  Canons  and  other  Minifters  of  the 
Church,  tor  folempnizing  thereof,  y,i  \  paying  for  Tapers  then  ufed 


xu  \  vi d. 


I  come  now  to  his  nephew,  Stephen  de  GraVefendj  of  whom  I  have 
no  more  than  this  to  fay  ,  viz*,  that  byhis  Teftament  m,  bearing  date  "/foment  of 
19  Februarii  Anno MCCCXXXVL  (10 E.  5.)  he  bequeathed  his  bo-  ******  e»; 
dy  to  be  buried  in  this  Church  of  Saint  Pahl,  neer  to  the  tombe  of  his  \>iu>ndoL  ° 
Uncle  Richard,  before  remembred  ;  appointing  C.  marks  onelv,  for 
theexpenccsat  his  Funerall,  quia,  fecundum  Augujlmum  (Taich  he^ 
pomfaFuneris,  agmina  Exequifirumjunt  ViVorum  qualiacunque folatia, 
non  adjutoria  mortuorum._  And  directed  that  no.  more  than  xxiD.  Ta- 
p.rs  ihould  be  about  his  body  :  prohibiting  any  money  to  be  then  gi- 
ven t     he  poor ;  but  in  (lead  thereof,  C  !.to  be  difpofed  amongft  the 
poor  Tenants  within  hisfeverall  Lordmips. 

Returning  nowtothe  fjecee  ling  Chantries,as  they  were  founded 
in  order  o  Lime,  the  next,  wherewith  I  meet,  is  that  of  Michaell  de 
Nortbburgh.  1  :k-wife  BiHnop of  LonuOlX  ;    who,  by  his  Teftament n, •» cmifM 
bearing  date  x.  Kal.  JuniiAnno  MCCCLX1.  (. 3 5  E.  3  J  direcled,that-3r^       . 
a  Chaplain  mould  be  appointed  by  his  fucc  fforSjBifhops  of  JLotttlOttj  5S.S$- 
to  celebrate  divine  fervice  for  his  foul,  in  this  Church;  and  gave  the^^"* 
Rent  of  cer  tain  Houfes  (which  he  had  builded  on  the  Well  fide  of 
his  Palace)  for  his  fupport.  Unto  which  Chantrie,  in  regard  the  re- 
venues thereof  were  afterwards  thought  too  little,that  of  Henry  de  id"  . 
dij  worth  (the  prieft  celebrating  for  them  both,  at  the  Altar  of  Saint 
James)  was  added  °.                      .                                                      OIp 

But  with  theonely  mention  of  this  Chantrie,  I  muft  not  leave 
this  worthy  Bifliop,  having  feme  other  things  of  note,  to  obferve,  in 
reference  to  his  memory :    whereof  thefirflis  the  place  of  his  Sea 
pulture,  which  he  appointed  p  to  be  at  the  entrance  into  this  Cathe-^/^D; 
drall,  without  the  great  Weft  dorc :    Secondly,  that  for  a  flone  to  &o?> 
cover  Jus  gravei  whereon  te  be  an  Infcription3  that  might  put  paflen- 

K  gerS 


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The  HI  STORYof 


gets  in  minde  to  pray,  he  bequeathed  xx  K  Next  for  the  order  of  his 
i  *  1  unerall,  he  directed  i  that  xx.poor  men  fhould  be  cloathed  ingowns 

HsFuwraU.  Qf  yg^  wfeitc,  <lr gray  cloth  5  every  of  them  holding  in  his  hand,' 
k  about  the  Herfe,  a  Torch  of  at  leaf!  ti  l.  weight,  in  wax :  and  that 

thus,  with  viii.  more  Tapers  about  the  Corps,  his  Exequies  in  this 
Church  fhould  pafs  for  that  day  :  Efpecially  defiring,  if  poflible,  tftat 
(fcjf         this  (hould  be  performed  before  his  face  were  tainted  with  any  con 
ruprion,  f©  chat  it  might  be  expofed  to  view,  with  the  Arms  and  En* 
figns  of  his  Bi  (hoprick. 
h\  ac«s       ^s  for  hb  Legacies  \  I  fliall  onely  take  notice  of  thefe  following^ 
which  were  very  fignall.  The  firft  was  no  lefs  than  the  fum  of  two 
thoufand  pounds,  for  the  founding,  building,  and  finifhing  df  the 
Houfe  of  Carihitfians  (commonly  called  the €\)WCtt t  tyOUk)  according 
to  the  form  and  fafhion  proper  for  that  Order,  in  a  certain  place  cal- 
led iQtuJ  Ctjirfljf  5>au3e,  where  then  flood  a  Church  dedicated  to  the 
J nnunaation  of  thtblzfftd  Virgin.     Which  place,  with  the  patro- 
nage thereof,  he  purchafed  ofSir  Walter  Manny  Knight.    And  to  the 
faid  Houfe,  when  fu'ly  perfected,  he  appointed ,that  his  two-belT Sil- 
ver Bafins  mould  be  delivered,  for  to  ferve  at  the  Altir  there,  with' 4 
veiTtl  of  Silver  enameled(in  which  the  Hoft  ufed  to  be  put)As  alfo  a- 
nOther  \t.  (TJ1  of  Silveryfor  Holy  writer  j  arid  a  Silver  Bell. 

To  the  better  accomplifl»ing  of  which  pious  worke,  and  more 
*  a.  am  pie  endowment  of  that  Houfe,  he  likewife  devifed s  all  his  Leafed 

whatfoever,  for  the  terme  ot  four  years  after  his  deceafe :  And  more- 
over all  his  Rents  and  Tenements,  which  he  pofftflkd  within  the 
City  of  Lonooit ;  with  whatfoever  reverfions  he  had  likewife  in  that 
City,  he  gave  thereunto,  forever,  fome  few  excepted.  Hereunto  heaL' 
fo  added,  the  tocall  number  of  all  his  Divinity  Books,  not  other  wife 
difpofed  of  i  with  the  two  bell  Yeftrrents  that  he  had ;  Bequeathing 
the  perpetual!  patronage  thereof  to  his  lucceflbrs,Bi(hops  of  LutttlOtTj 
and  defiring  With  all  humility,  that  they  would  have  a  rpeciall  regard 
to  the  building  and  compleatmg  of  this  eminent  work. 

Which  place,   where  this  famous   Monaftery   flood  ^   is  neet 
Smit^fiflU  in  the  Suburbs  of  HOtttJOtt  ?  but  now  called   Sutton  s 
^)ofpitall,  for  the  moft  parti  by  reafon  that,of  late  time,the  fame  Hof- 
pitall  was  built,  out  of  the  ruins  of  this  Religious  Houle,  by  YhomAt 
vSWfw  Ffcmire. 
Yum*3 1'.  h      The  other  Legacy  r  of  this  worthy  Bifhop,  was  of  a  tfoouland 
Marks,  to  be  put  into  a  Chert,  landing  in  the  Treafury  of  this- 
Church ;  out  of  which,  any  poor  Layman-man  might,  for  a  fufficient 
pled^e,borrow  x l.  the  Dean  and  principall  Canons  xx  K  or  x/.marks,' 
upon  the  like  pledge,  the  Bifhop  xl  K  or  neer  L l.  other  noble  men  er 
Citizens  xx  K  for  the  terme  of  a  year :   And,  if  at  the  years  end,  pay- 
ment W' re  not  n~ade  of  any  fum,  fo  borrowed;  then  tfiat  the  Prea- 
cher at  PW'sC™/j,uSould  in  his  Sermon  declare,  that  the  pledge,' 

within 


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Within  xh>.  days  would  be  fold,  if  the  borrower  did  not  fokhwith 
eedeemit :  Arid  being  accordingly  fold,  he  appointed  that  the  fur- 
pi  ufage,  if  chere  were  any,  fliould  be  reftored  to  the  owner,  or  to  his 
Executors :  but  in  cafe  he  had  none,  then  to  be  returned  into  the  faii 
Cheftyfor  the  health  of  his  foul,  unlefs  the  Eifhop  and  Dm,  wkIi 
the  Warden  of  the  old  fabrick,  fllould  think  fit  to  empl  jy  it  to  otlco 
»fes  1  One  Key  of  which  Cfeeft  to  be  kept  by  the  faid  Dean  ;  another 
by  theeldeft  Canon.Refiderit ;  and  the  third  by  the  f  2  id  Warden. 

In  the  fame  3<y*.  year  before  fpecifkd,  there  was  a  Cha  itrie  foun- 
ded uat  the  Altar  of  Saint  Jobft  the  Evarigelifl ;  before  which,  bfcfc  *** ?«*;•.; 
bcdyoW^terN^/',  Citizen  and  Cutler  of  tOttDOtt,  with  J  lice  his  «*£>  ~* 
Wife  lay  intc  rred,  for  one  Prieft  to  celebrate  divi  ie  fervice  thereat,  for 
{be  fouls  \£  the  faid  Walter  and  J  lice  :  And  p  ovifion  made,  for  the 
keeping  o  their  Anniverfarie  every  year,  on  the  Eve  of  the  Jffumption 
of  rhr  Licll.o  Virgin. 

The  like  Chantrie^  about  the  fame  time,  was  ordained"  for  the*7^ 
£&KXc>i  Nicholas  de  Fa  rrtchm,  and  William.  Vie  I,  at  the  Altar  of  Saint 
D-anflan  in  tht  New  wke ;  before  which  Altar,  the  body  of  the  faid 
hichalcaiiy  buried. 

The  next  year  following,  1  fmdeanother  Chantrie,con/tituted  *  by  xs  ^ 
t&et  Executors  of  lleny  de  Chaddejden  3  lometime  Archdeacon  of 
JLeiteQer,  at  the  Altar  of  Saint  Thomas  the  Martyr,  before  which  he 
the  ficid  Men  y  was  interred;  for  twoPriefts  to  celebrate  thereat  per- 
petually, for  the  good  eftate  of  King  Edward  the.  3  d.  during  his 
}i&  in  this  world;  and  for  his  foul  after  his  departure  hence j 
as  alfo  for  the  foul  of  the  faid  Heny ',  the  fouls  of  Richard 
zndJgnes,  his  P.r.ntSj  and  of  Nichol.is  his  Uncle.  And  more-1 
Over ,  an  aflignation  »  of  a  certain  yearly  Rent,  for  keeping  the 
Qbitoi  him  the  Lid  Hen  _y>  on  the  t>nith.  day  of  May  fa  ever. 

In  43  E.  3.  the  Dean  and  Canons  of  this  Church,  having  received 
1  fum  of  money  at  the  hands  of  the  Executors  of  John  Hiltoft,  which 
they  imployed  in  building  and  reparation  of  certain  decayed  Hou- 
fes ;  ordaiaed a  a  Chantrie  of  one  Ch  iplain,  to  celebrate  divine  fervice  «  cm\f.  4.  , 
dayly  in  Saint  0««/W  Chapell,  for  the  foul  of  the  faid  John,  and  tiatir-'f-^ 
all  Chriftian  fottls. 

And  not  long  after  this,  did  J  dam  de  'Bury,  Citizen  and  Merchant 
of  LotltJOlt  (  wro  underwent  the  Office  of  Lord  Mayor  in  Anno 
MCCCLXIV.)  by  his  Trrtament  5  Ordain,  that  out  of  his  perfonali  *£*  *fe 
efiate,  there  fhould  be  provifion  made  for  to  iinde  three  Chaplains  &c*t> 
petpetually  to  celebrate  divine  fervice,  after  his  death,  in  a  certain 
Chapell  newly  built  within  this  Cathedrall  neer  the  North  dore 
thereof,  behind  the  Cfofs  ,  for  the  health  of  his  foul,  and  the  foufc,  of 
all thefaithfull deceafed : and  appointed  thde  his  Executors ;  ti&z 
Higer  Holme  a  Canon  of  this  Cbutch  J  dam  Hdme  Brother  co  the  faid 
Rogfr  j  and  Jth*  Firjwefy  his  nephew :  ^  hich  faid  Executors,  did^ 

Ki  by 


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tf  -tt  HliTORYof 

J  •  -_» 


by  their  Deed,  bearing  date  u/t.  Apr.  an.  MCCCLXX W.afligne  unto 
the  (aid  D^anand  Chapter  of  Pauls  divers  lands  and  RentSj  for  the 
maintenance  of  the  laid  Chaplains. 

And  after  this,  thefaid  Roger  Holme,  being  Ghancelour  of  JLOtltJOrt; 
as  aifo  a  Canon-Refident,  and  Prebend  of  ffittntifljiutPtt,  before  the 

c£ib.  death  of  the  before  fpecified  Tcftator,  increafed  c  thefe  Chantrie- 
Pricfts  to  the  number  offeaven,  to  celebrate  for  ever  in  the  faid  Cha- 
pell,  dedicated  to  the  honour  of  the  Holy  Ghofl;  towards  the  buiU 
ding  whereof  he  was  at  extraordinary  cofts:  And  not  onelyfo,  .but 
did  reftoredand  eftablifh  acertain  C  hantrie  of  one  Vne{[,f or  the  foul 
of  John  de  Wengbam,  fometime  chief  Chanter  in  this  Cathedrall; 
which  Chantrie  w  >s  then  utterly  come  to. nothing. 
.  In  10  R.  2.  Sir  John  de  Beauchamp  of  POuJ^fc  (in  Com.  Wigorn.) 

e  r  Knight  Executor e  ot  the  TeAament  to  the  famous  Sir  John  de'Beau~ 

{1  champ  a  yonger  Ion  to  Guy  de  Beauchamp  Earl  of  C&aEftlicK)  one  ofc 

•  the  rounders  of  the  moft  noble  Of  dtr  of  the  Garter^  cehfiderihg 
f  iviih  Jiimfdf,  that  the  fuid Sir  John,  had  by  theLicenfe.of  King  Ed* 
wa:d  3.  granted  Certain  tenements,  lying  within  thePariili  of  Saint 
Ma  y  8lOermanbUtp  within  the  City  of  lOtluon,  to  the  Deao  and 
Ch  -:\j  rot  this  Church,  to  the  intent  that  a  Chantrie.  Prie/t  mould 
he  bv  them  maintained  to  celebrate  divine  fervice  therein,  for  the 
he  1  h  of  his  own  foul,  and  the  fouls  of  his  noble  progenitors  "(the 
EarlsofcOartUtffe [forever  :  and  that  in  refped  of  fome  difficulties, 
the  fan  :e  gnnt  had  not  as  yet  taken  effect ;  did  by  his  deed  %  bearing 
da  e  *),Febrmrii  the  ye arabovefaid,  fettle  x.  marks  yearly  Rent,  if- 
fuing  cut  of  the  faid  Tenements,  on  the  faid  Dean  and  Canons;  to 
findeand  maintain  one  Prieft,  perpetually  to  celebrate  for  his  foul, 
at  that  little  Altar,  fituate  neer  to  the  Tombe  of  the  faid  Sir  John.  de: 
Beauchampe mththody  oi  this  Cachedrall  (an  exact  reprefentation 
whereof,  I  have  in  its  due  place,  exhibited : )  As  alfo  L  \  yearly,  for 
the  keeping  of  his  A nmverfarie,  on  the  third  day  of  December.  Which. 

•  Uhri      noble  Knight  departed  *  this  world,  in  Lent,  Anno  MCCCLXX  IK 

^•^•(48  £.3.) 

Put  forafmuch  as  (hortly  after  this,  upon  a  vifitation  here  made^ 
ffp^i4!?  by  Robert  de  Brayb.-okf  Bifbop  of  LontJOtl  in  14/?.  2.  it  appeared  % 
■flx-t. lw-8-  that  divers  of  thefe  Chantries  before  mentioned,  were  fo  lien  derly  en- 
dows d,that  Divine  fervice  could  not  be  maintained  therby,according 
to  the  tenor  of  their  Foundations;  the  faid  Bilhop  therefore,  for  the 
better  benefit  ofthis  Church.and  the  performance  of  tfaofe  duties  as 
frould  be  moft  to  the  honour  of  God;  byfpeciall  Licenfe  from  the 
King,  did  incorporate  thefe  here  following,  whole  Revenues  were 
then  certified,  as  I  hive  here  noted ;,  viz,,  that  of  Euftace  deFaucun- 
bcrge,  at  V  marks.  Ttat  of  John  Romane&t  ipi.  marks.  That  of  Mar~ 
tin  deP at jhull,  zt  C  \Thzt  of  Fouke  and  Philip  Baffel,  at  C  s.  That 
of  William  deHaT>erbull%at  vi,  marks.  That  of  Alexander  drSwere* 

fori, 


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Saint  <P  A  V  US  Catlkdrall.  37 


ford,  at  Y. marks.  That  of  Roger  de  la  Leye,  at  Yi.  marks  and  eight 
•{hillings.  That  of  Fouke  LoDelL,  at  ipiii.  marks.  That  of  Henry  de 
Wenqham,  at  xii.fflatfks.  0 That  of  William  de  Harworth,  at  x/  V  That 
of  Rapti  ctvTl  a  I  Ho  b'ztxii  matksi    That  of  Roger  de  Waltham,  at  x  J.  .• 
That  of  Walter  de  ^hofpi^  at  ix.  marks.    That   of  John  Munden,  at 
Tiii.  marks.  That  of  Nicholas  JeWokyndon,  at;*1.   That  of  Adeline 
de  S.  OlaVe3  at  iiiirfr^r.^hztofijjmes  Frifell,it  vi,  marks.  That 
ofHamon  ChichvSjh^d^    That  or*  tfabell  Bokerell,  at  yi..  mark?. 
-Thzt  of  Alan  Bafet  and  ^WzW(progenitors  to  PW^?  jBtf[fk,fome* 
^meBihopof  !L0lttJbn  )  at .tmj'j;.  marks.  That  for  the  anceftors  of 
Saint  Fpter,  Bifliop  of  JfcOtttJOttt  at- Yz.  marks. .  That  of  Richard  de 
Gloucejire,  at  Yzz.  mafks.    That  of  Richard  Foliot3  at  Yz.  marks.That 
ofWalterde  Bloke  ley-3kt  ix.  marks.:  That  of  Henry  de  Idefworth,  at 
C\  That  of  Michael de  Northburgb,  at  Y.  marks.  Thofe  two  of  jRi-; 
;  chard  de  Newport1,  at  vii  li  T  hit  ofRic  hard  de  AndroDer^t  vi.  mark?.- 
Another  Chantrie  of  Fouke  and  Philip  Bajfet,  at  Yz  \  That  of  Peter 
: de  Newport,  at  Y.  marks.  That  of  John  Brainford,itvi,  marks.  That 
-  of  Richard  -Greenest  x.  marks.  .That  of  William  de  Meleford  and  Ri- 
'■  chard  de  Pie jhySjZt'ki'i.  marks.  That  of  Raph  Dongeon,  at  yz.  marks; 
-That  of  Roger  jBw)w,  at  yz.  marks.  That  of  John  LoVel,  at  YJTnarksi 
That  of  Gejfrey  Byton, at  ix  marks.  THit^ Reginald  Brandon,  and 
' RuhardWendon,at  it.  marks:  Thfetof^^.fometMne  a  Canon  of 
this  Church,  at  x/5:  That  of  William  \de>\Fy>erdon,  at  C  s.  That  of 
John  Wyngham,  at  Y-marks/fclAiid  thofc  two  $fJlan  Hothum,  at  xiii: 
.  marks.   All  which  arein number  x/zY. 


After  which  union,,  there  were  diver*  .other  Chantries  founded 
here ;  but  much  better  endowed  than  thafe  before  mentioned  :  For 
in  4  H.  4.-the  King  by  his  Letters  &  Patents  reciting  his  Licenfe  alp«.4H.^ 
■  ready  granted  to  Raph  Earl  of  ££U (Jmtrlanu, Thomas  Earl  of  ZHOtftfitt,  ]m 

•  and  others,  Executors  to  JohriDuke  of  aqiHtam  and  tattcaOer;  (hjs  Thichanrtis 
dear  Fatner-)for  their  founding  a  Chantrie  in  a  certain  Chapell,  fituate  &Jt%M 
on  the  North  fide  the  Quire  of  this  Church,  and  oppofite  to  the  tMt^f.: 
TombeOfthe  faid  Duke  and  the  Lady  Blanch  his  wife.  Mother  to 

the  fame  King;  which  Chapell  Was  then  newly  built :    Asalfo  antx    ' 
ther  Chantrie  in  the  Collegiate  Church  of  our  Lady,  at  JLeiCCUet^ 

•  called  the'Newwor j^for  two  Pfiefts  to  celebrate  Divine  fervice^  for 
the  good  eftate  of  the  faid  King,  during  nis  life  in  this  world,  aad 
afterwards  for  the  health  of  his  foul i  and  the  fouls  of  his  faid  Father 
and  Motherland  moreover  for  the  foul  of  the  Lady  Conjianee,  for- 
mer wife  to  the  faid  Duke,  whofe  body  lyeth  interred  *in  the  fame  iSaSIf  "*' 
Collegiate  Churchi;  gave  farther  Licenfe  to  the  faid  Executors^  that  ^■""JJ.'JjL 

-  they  might^purchafe  Lands  to  the  value  of  xl  \*  per  annum  far  fupport  numcns,. 

©f  the  faid  Chantries,  and  to  keep  the  Anniversaries  oChis  kidHa-   , 
,  tnefandKfatherr: *&)         '   •  V'   , 

AboGt  the  fametinte  did  the  thcaBiffiop  of  %,$tti}W(fcil.  Robert  d* 

L  '     Braybrtk)  '*     ' 


"p  The  H  ISTORYof 


♦  ib.  m.  j  i .  ft  ray  broke)  grant '  unto  the  Priefts  for  this  Chantr ic  here  in  Pauls,  4 
certain  piece  of  ground^  part  of  hisold  Palace,  containing  in  length 
xxxvi.  footj  and  in  breadth  xix.  fortheir  habitation. 

5  itifjf*'  ^n(* in  l0  H' 4" th^faidKinfc  gave  k,to  the  Dean  and  Chapter 
of  this  Cathfedrallj  and  their  fucctflbrs  for  ever,  divers  MefTuages  and 
Lands,  lying  within  the  City  of|LGntJOtt>for  the  Anniverlarie  of  the 
(aid  John  Dukebf  MuraGer,  (his  Bather),  on  the  fourth  day  of  Fe- 
bruary ;  and  of  Blanch  his  Mother,  on  the  twelfth  day  of  September, 
yearly,  in  this  Ghuteh,  with  Placebo  and  Dirige  ix.  Jntiphones,  ix, 
Pjalms, and  ix.  Leffons,'m  the £xequies  of  either  of  them ;  as  alfp 
Mafs  of  Requiem,  withNote,  on  the  morrow,  tote  performed  at  the 
:h%h  Altar  tot  evert  and  Moreover  to  distribute  unto  the  faid  Deane 
and  Chapter,  thdefeverallfums  :.TJzi&.to.theiOeane,  as  often  as  he 
{hallbeprefent,  liiUjk  d.  To  the  prmcipall  Canons  xxd.  (to  the 
fum  of  xvi s.  via d.)  To  the  petty >Gan6ns  x  s»  To  the  Chaplains 
xx s.  To  thWicars;h?  %'Mu  d.  TottheChorifesM  s.  i«  a.  To  the 
Virgers  xii  d*  To  the  Bell- Ringers  to  d.  To  the  keeper  of  the 
Lamps  about  the  tombe  of  the  faicl  Duke  and  Dutchefs,  at  each  of 
-their  faid  Anniverfaries  vi d.  To  the  Mayor  of  JLpnfcQtt,  for  the  time 
being^ni^efpeclof  hisprefence  it  .the  faid  Anniverfaries  Hi s.  iv  d. 
TotheJhiriffs  of&ot&Jim^likewife  prefent,  iii?.ivd.  To  the  fii- 
{hop  ofiLOrfiJfitt* for  the  Rent  <gfJthfeHoufe,  wherein  the  laid  Chantrie 
Priefts  did  refide  Xs.  Ahdtfor  to\finde  eight  great  Tapers  to  burn 
about  t&at  Toitibe,  on  the  day  of  tlietfaid /Anniverfaries,  at  the  Exe- 
quies, and  Mafs  on  the  morrow;  and  likewife  at  the  Proceffions; 
Mafles,  and  Vefpers,  on  ev^ry  great  Eefti vail :  and  upon  Sundays  at 
the  Proceflion,  Mafs|*nd  kcond  Vefpers  for  ever.  And  Iaftly  to.proJ 
vide  for  -thole  priefts,  -belonging to  that  Chapeil  on  the  £forth  part 
ofthefaidTodbejaeertainChalkeyjMiffall,  and  Portvoife,  accot- 
ding  to  the  Ordinate  Sarum ;  asallo  Veftments,  Bread,  Wine,  Wax,1 
and  Glades .  and  other  ornaments  and  nectflariesfor  the  lame,  and 
repair  of  their  man  (i  on . 

In  the  fame  xth  year  of  Henry  the  4th.  did  the  King  grant  Licenfe 

*;*.».  Ui  1  to  Beatrice  the  widow  of  Sir  Thomas  de  Ros  of  $amlaKe  Knight, 
William  Gajcoine,  Richard Norton,zn6  Richard  Gafcoine,  to  found  a 
Chantrie  ©fonePrieft,  within  this  Cathedral!,  for  the  fouls  dflfa- 
chard  de  Beaurley  Knight,as  alfo  of  the  Father  and  Mother  of  the 
fold  Richard,  and  likewife  of  Richard  dePenbruge,  and  the  faid  Tho- 
mas  de  Ros,  his  parents,  and  all  the  fait hfull  deceafed :  and  finally  for 
the  good  eftate  of  her  the  faid  Beatrice,  during  this  life,  and  her  foul 
afterwards ;  and  to  grant  xii.  marks  per  annum  Rent,  ifliiing  out  of 
certain  MefTuages  and  Shops  in  tontWl,  for  the  maintenance  of  the 
faid  prieft. 

The  next  year  following^  there  was  a  Chantrie  of  one  .prieft^ 

JJSJJ**  founded  "hyWalterCrtkimi  others,  the,  J»ecutor$  qifhmas  de 

'  Bvere 


Saint  TJFL'S  Cathedrall.  39 

Mi>ere,  late  Dean  of  Pauls  t  to  celebrate  divine  fervice  for  the  foul  of 
the  (aid  Thomas ,  andallthefaithfulldeceafed,  within  the  Chapell  of 
Saint  Thomas  the  Martyr,  in  the  New?  work?,  for  ever;  and  for  kee- 
ping his  Obit  there. 

In  13H.  4.  there  was  another  Chantrie  of  two  Priefts>  founded 
n  on  that  Chapell  on  the  North  fide  of  the  Quire,  by  the  Executors n  Vlt- I?  "-*• 
to  "John  of  G  ant  Duke  of  JUtira(ier,for  the  good  eftate  of  the  faid  King 
H.  4th.  during  his  life  in  this  world,  and  for  his  fbul,  after  his  depar- 
ture hence. 

\  In  2  H.  6".  there  was  a  Chantrie  of  one  Pried,  founded  °  at  the  Altar  *&  **%„, 
of  the  blefl'ed  Virgin,  in  the  body  of  this  Church,  neer  the  Tombe  of  fjj^p-  • 
Sir  JohndeBeauchamp  Knight,  by  JohnWefiyerd  Citizen  and  Vint- 
ner of  CuntJOtt,  for  the  foul  of  Thomas  Stowe  fometime  Dean  0$  Pauls', 
as  alfo  for  the  louls  of  the  Parents  and  Benefactors  of  the  faid  Thomas -j 
andallthefaithfulldeceafed:  Andx/S.  yearly  afligned  for  the  kee- 
ping of  his  Jnnilperfane ,  on  the  OBaroes  of  Saint  Martin ,  in 
jyinter. 

And  in  5  E.  4.  the  King,  for  the  fingular  reverence,  which  he  bore 
unto  God,  andtothcblefledand  glorious  Virgin  Mary  ;  as  alfo  to 
the  holy  Apoftles  Peter  and  Paul,  and  to  Saint  Erkenwald  and  E- 
thelbert3thok  devout  Confeffors,  granted  Licenfe  t  to  Thomas  **«  prat.it.  $; 
vlijix,  then  Bifhop  of  lOttuOn,  for  the  founding  of  a  Chantrie  of  one  f*t-mM 
PrieftjwhofliouldbetheBifnopof  ionuOH'0  Confeflor  in  this  Ca- 
thedrall, for  the  time  being,  to  celebrate  Divine  fervice  dayly,  at  the 
Altar  of  the  holy  Trinity  in  the  body  thereof,  towards  the  North  fide, 
for  the  good  eftate  of  the  faid  King,  and  Queen  Elizabeth  his  con- 
fort  ;  as  alfo  of  the  faid  Bifhop  during  their  lives  in  this  world ;  and 
for  the  health  of  their  fouls  after  their  departures  hence ;  And  more- 
over for  the  fouls  of  the  faid  King's  progenitors;  the  Parents  and  Be- 
nefactors of  the  faid  Bifhop,  and  all  the  faithfull  deceafed;and  to 
unite  it  to  the  Office  of  Conft  ffor  in  this  Churchy  for  ever :  And  like- 
wife  to  grant  thereunto  one  Mefluage,  one  Dove  houfe,  Cxi.  acres  of 
Land,  fix  acres  of  Meadow,  with  eight  acres  of  Wood,  called  <0rav£; 
and  x5.  Rent  with  the  appurtenances,  lying  in  great  ClafctOtt  in  the 
Countie  ofeffepi  As  alfo  another  mcfTuage,  xx.  acres  of  Land,  two 
acres  of  Meadow,  and  two  acres  of  Wood,  with  the  appurtenances  in. 
the  fame  town :  and  two  acres  of  land,  lying  in  Ct#&  fotfll,  together 
with  theadvoufon  of  the  Church  of  Ctjiftffoell,  in  the  fame  County; 
Which  Chantry  this  reverend  Bi(hop  did  accordingly  found,  in  a 
beautifull  Chapell  built  for  the  purpofe,  betwi*t  the  North  lie,  and 
the  Body  of  this  Church  ,•  wherein  his  Body  was  afterwards  interred^ 
a  perfect  representation  whereof,  I  have  here  exhibited* 

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And  in  14  E.  4.  he  appropriated  a  to  the  faid  Chantric  prieft  and  ft^\*'E  * 
his  fucceiTors,  in  the  Office  ofConfcfTor,  in  this  Cathedrall,  the  Pre- 
bend of  Saint  Pimcrace  belonging  to  this  his  Bifhoprick  of  LOiltJOn ; 
adding r  in  1 8  E.  4.  lands  of  viii  K  per  annum  value  thereto  Of  which  r  vat.x%  e.a. 
Bifhop  fwho  was s  firft a  Batchelour  of  Divinity  and  Archdeacon  *'*"'* 
of&itt)monD)  this  is  not  unworthy  to  be  oblervcd;  Viz,. :  that  though  '  *««.if. 
he  had  the  Pope's  Bull  for  his  advancement  to  this  See,   he  utterly 
waived  it,  and  fubmitted  himfelf  totally  to  the  King's  grace. 

In  12  E.  4.  there  was  an  yearly  Rent  of  four  marks  affigned  u  to*». 
the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  this  Cathedrall  and  their  fucceflors,  for  to 
keep  the  Anrirverfarie  of  Thomas  Lifeaux  late  Deaa  of  Pauls,  as 
alfo  of  Robert  E/lerbekeEC^mVQ  and  Juries  his  wife. 

In  13  H.Z.Richard  Rill  Citizen  and  Haberdafher  of  lorttJOlt,  by 
hislaft  WillandTeftamentw;gaveanannuitieofxx.  marks  per  an-  ZnSfi'ob- 
wwzfor  to  finde  a  Chaplain  to  celebrate  divine  fervice  at  the  Altar  of 
Saint  Paul,  in  this  Cathedrall,  for  the  foul  of  Richard  Fit^James 
fometime  Bimop  of  lontjOlt. 

In  17  H.8.  William  Barde  Citizen  and  Fifhrnon^er  of  JLOtttJOtt, 
gave*  an  yearly  Rent  of  xxii '.  per  annum for  to  findetwo  Chap-  xib.f.u.a. 
kins, celebrating  divine  fervice  dayly,  for  the  foul  of  John  Doivman, 
and  all  Chriftian  fouls,  at  the  Altar  of  Saint  Martha  &  S.  Alary  Ma^ 
daLn,  within  this  Church. 

And  laftly  in  24  H,  8.  Robert  Brocket,  Citizen  and  Baker  of  HontlOtt, 
gave  yan  yearly  Rent  of  xxi '.  xx  d.  by  his  Ja/t  Will  and  Teftament,  ^'A  mw 
two  finde  two  priefts,  for  to  pray  for  the  foul  of  John  Withers  and  all 
Chnftian  fouls,  at  the  Altars  of  Saint  Alary  Magdalen  and  Saint  An- 
drew in  this  Cathedrall. 

All  which  Chantne j,  Co  continuing  till  their  diflolution  in  1  Ed- 
ward  6.  were  then  no  more  but  xxxv.  (the  (everall  unions  before  fpe- 
eified  having  reduced  them  to  that  number)  unto  which  did  then  be- 
long fifty  four  priefts,  who  celebrated  dayly  for  the  fouls  of  their 
Founders,  <&c. 

I  now  come  to  the  fundry  Anniversaries i  or  Obits  (over  and  aJ 
bovethofe  formerly  mentioned )  which  were  antiently  held  *  by  *£*cod.us 
the  Deane  and  Canons  in  this  Cathedrall :  But  for  thefe  it  will  »  cap.* 
be  fufficient,  firft  to  point  at  the  days  whereon  they  were  fo  kept; 
Next  to  nominate  the  perfbns,  whofe  fouls  were  thus  fpecially  me- 
morized ;  and  laftly  to  fpecifie  the  feverall  fums  of  money  particular- 
ly affigned  for  the  maintenance  of  each,  whereof  fome  part  was  ufu* 
ally  given  in  Alms. 


3  o  Sept.  Will,  de  Meleford  xl  s. 

6  Oct.  Hervie  de  Berham  x\. 

13  j  Raphe  Doungeen  xxvi  $.  viii  d. 
0<5t.  7  Thomas  Lyfeaux  xxvi  s.  viiid. 
3  Nov.  Will,  Brervfter  Liii  s-  iv  d. 

M  9  Dec. 


6     ^Civicus  Romanus   xxvi s. viiid. 
No.  /  Roger  Chaflein  Liii  s.  iv  d. 

3  Dec.  The  Progenitors  of  St.  Roger 

xiiis.ivd. 


4* 


The  HISTORY  of 


CRic.  de  Grave  fend  xl  s. 

9    jRobert Fitzwalter  viii S. 

"DecjWilliamPttrley  xxs. 

\_Peterde  Durham    xxviiis.id. 
23     (  Thomas  de  North fietc  xx  s. 

Dec.1  John  Romane  xl  s. 

2  6  Dec.  5^0  Belmens  xxx  s . 

9  Ja n  John  Bulmer  Liii  s.ivd. 

2  3  Jan.  Will-  de  Ever  don  xxvi  s.viii  d. 

3  Fcbr.  John  ofGantD.  oiLancafter 

Lxvs.viiid. 
1 2  Martii  5M#  de  Silvefton  xl  s. 

22  Martii  Ric.  Foliot  vii  5. 
27M.atryR0g.de WigornU  xiii s.iv d. 
tii  \Peterde  Newport  xxviiis. 
ult.  Martii  Thomas  Kempe  Bifliop  of 

London  iiil.-iv  s.-viiid. 

'    8  JRic.de  Ely  xxi  s.viii  d. 

Ap  I  Stepb.de  Gravejend  xls. 

9  Ap.  Aw.  </r  Cornhutt        xiii  s.iv.d. 

18  j  JPf/fr  Trefurer  xiii  5.  M>  d. 

Ap.  1  Rie.Juvenis  xxvi  s.  wV/'d. 

1 1  Mail  King  ffrwrjf  *fo  7.  and  Dame 

JE//.S.  his  confort       vi  \.-xiii  s.  iv  d. 

^Thomas  de  Vefiibulo  xs. 

20  Mii\< Foake  Bajfet ,  fometimeBifliop 

£    of  London.  xls. 

20 Ju-  r  Rich.de  Stratford     xiii  S.iv  d. 

nii       l  John  Lovel  xiii  s.  *y  d. 

23  Junii  7^#  Penbroke    xxvi  s.viii  d. 

cK.ffen.thez.    iiil.vis.viiid. 

9]u\iUJohn  de  Eraynford  Liis.viii  d. 

(William  dt^fing  xxs. 


13  Julii  Henry  de  Wengham  fometime 
Bi  (hop  ollondon.  iv  1.  v  s. 

1  $]\x\\\  Thomas  Afhewey         ,    xivs. 

C  Wil.de  Lichfield    xiii  s .  iv  d. 

14  Julii^The  Progenitors  of  the  faid 

f  Will,  de  Lichfield   xiii  s.ivd. 

2  Aug.Joh.de  Wengham  xxvi  s.viii  d„ 

J  Martin  Elys  xviii  $# 

3  &uo-\jidam  Scotus  xiis. 
Walter  Netle  and  Alice  his 

wife  Ixs. 

1 4  Aug.  $  James  de  Abingwsrth      x  %.' 
Alarde,  fometime  Dean  of 
Pauls  xiiis  iv  d. 

2  8      \John  de  S . Laurence  xl  s. 

Avg.£Rjc.de  Newport  xls. 

I  Sept.  The  Lady  Barton  xl  s. 
10  Sept.5/V^ns/Cthe  3  J  Bifliop  of  Z<?»- 

II  Sept.  Blanche  Dutchefsof  Lancaster 

Lxv  s.  iv  d. 
1 2  Sept.  #*»rjf  ^c  Sandwich,  fometime 
Bifliop  of  London  xls. 

Of  which  faid  fums  the  xxx.  Ca- 
nons Belonging  to  this  Cathedrall,  did 
yearly  receive  Lxiv  1. 

The  xii  Petie  Canons  xxviii  \M  s.vid. 
The  vi  Lay- Vicars  xix  l.xi  s.  ob. 
The  poor  Chorifters  xxvii  1.  it  s.x  d. 
The /'a/Virgers  Liis.viid. 

The  ii  poor  Bell-Ringers  xxvii  s.iv  d.' 
The  iv  poor  fwvants  of  the  faidChurch 

xiii  s.ivd. 


Touching  Mo- 
numents of 
the  dead. 


*  Gen.  1  J.  9. 


a  Gen.  49.  v. 
*9  So- 


il tof.  »4- 

c  Hiftory  of 

the  world  by 

Sir  ir titer 

Raleigh. 

lib.  a  Cap.  9. 

§.I. 

d  x  Cbron.  cap. 

x6.v.il. 


In  the  la/l  place,being  to  take  notice  of  thofe  goodly  Tombs,  and 
memorable  Infcriptions,  wherewith  this ,  heretofore^  magnificent 
Cathedrall,  hath  not  been  a  little  adorned;  as  an  Introduction  to 
them, 1  (hall  briefly  point  at  the  high  regard,  which  the  Ancients 
have  had  to  a  decent  and  honourable  fepulture  ;  as  alio  the  great  an- 
tiquity of  Tombs  and  Monuments  :  And  to  give  teftimony  there- 
of, will  firftexhibite  a  few  inftances  from  facred  Scripture  and  other 
authorities. 

That  Abraham  was  buried  *,  with  S*rah  his  wife  in  the  Cave  of 
Machpelahj  in  the  field  olEphron ;  and  that  Jacob  at  his  death  char* 
ged  a  his  fon  Jofefh,  to  carry  his  body  into  the  Sepulcher  of  his  Fa- 
thers^we  read  in  the  book  otGenefis.Thit  Jofuaatio  had  a  Sepulcher, 
neertothe  City  of  Tbimnath-ferah, (eated  on  one  of  the  high  Hills  of 
Ephraim,  is  no  Iefs  evident b  ,•  which  remained  c  in  Saint  Uieroms 
time,  the  Sun  being  engraven  over  it,  in  memory  of  that  great  won- 
der, which  God.wrought  in  histime. 

Moreover,  that  the  Kings  of  Judabj  had  a  fpsciall  place  fet  apart 
for  their  buriall,  is  cleer  from  the  Text  f  5  which  iaith,  that  Uz,z,iah 

Kini 


Saint  T  A  V  LS  'Cathedral  45 

Kina  of  Judah  (left  with  his  Fathers  in  the  field  of  the  buriall3   which     .    . 
■pertained  to  the  Kings  :  As  alfo,  that  Hez,ekjah  c  (left  with  his  Fathers., eIb-  bthte 
and  that  they  buried  him  in  the  chiefeji  of  theSefulchers  ofthefons  of 
David,  all  judah  and  the  Inhabitants  of  Hiefufakm  doing  him  honour  at 
his  death. 

From  the  report  of  Strabo  f  we  are  likewife  inform'd,  that  Bel  us,  /Hiftory  of 
thefecond  King  o{Babylon([uccefiot  to  Nimrod)  had  his  Sepulcher  ub.13  cV.i3« 
of  Brick,  made  in  the  forme  of  a  Pyramid,  which  was  a  furlong  in 
height,  and  on  every  fide,  as  much  in  length. 

And  certain  sit  is, that  the  valiant  Jonathan  (brother  to  the  re-  p'*ff?b;  "'• 
nowned  Judas  Maccabeus)  was  buried  in  the  Sepulcher  of  his  Fa-  4*. 
thers,  upon  which  was  a  ftately  Monument,  of  newen  ftone  behind 
and  before,  raifed  aloft  1  and  feven  Pyramides,  wrought  with  cun- 
ning devices  •  all  which  were  furrounded  h  with  divers  large  Pillars,  JJ"*"^ 
whereupon  their  Armour,  for  a  perpetuall  memory,  was  carved,  and  sirw^o-  r«- 
by  the  Armour, Ships  in  like  fort reprefented;  which  Pillars  were  a  10 § '.i  '* ""'* 
marke  to  Sea-men. 

That  King  David  likewife  had  a  'rtately  Sepulcher  in  Jerufalem, 
inricht  with  fuch  a  Mafs  of  Treafure,  that  Hircanus  8  50.  years  after, 
took  out  of  it  no  lefs  than  three  thoufand  Talents,  to  divert  the 
War,  which  was  threatned  by  Jntiocbus,  fome  of  our  late  Travellers 
affirme1 :  And  that  in  the  Valley  of  Jehofophat,  neer  to  the  brook  isMpis* 
Cedro n,  is  to  be  fcenk,  that  fo  much  tamed  Monument,  called  Jbfo-ll?1**' 
Ions  Pillar,  it  having  been  there  erecled  by  him,  in  his  own  life  time,  * lb- 1- M»« 
to  preferve  the  memory  of  his  name :  As  alfo  the  Sepulcher  of  Za- 
chanas  (who  was  (lain  between  the  Temple  and  the  Altar)  all  of  the 
naturall  rock,  x'viii.  foot  high,  four  fquare,  and  beautified  with  Do- 
rick  Columns,  of  the  fame  unfeparated  ftone  fuftaining  the  CorniuV 
the  top  thereof  being  like  a  pointed  Diamond.    And  that  neer  the 
City  oiEmmaiu,  is1  a  pile  of  ftones,  fquare,  flat,  and  folid,  which  is  /  lb-P-  *i*- 
faid  to  be  the  Sepulcher  of  thofe  leven  Brethren,  who  were  tortured 
to  death  by  Jntiochus.  So  likewife  neer  Rama,  the  ruins  m  of  Rachels  »  &•{•  17'. 
tomb;  whofe  voice  was  by  the  Prophet  faid  to  have  been  heard  in  that 
City,  weeping  for  her  Children. 

And  Strabo  ntelsus,that  in  the  City  of  Pafagardes]  Cyrus,  that  ni».  *J« 
mighty  Perfian  Monarch,  had  a  Tombe  built  by  himfelf,  whereon 
this  Epitaph  remained  in  his  time,  O  "vir,  quicUiique  es,&  undecun- 
que"venvs  ',neque enimte  adreenturum  ignoravi;  Ego  fum  Cyrus,  qui 
Perjts  imferiumconjlitui,fufillum  hoc  terr£,  quo  meumtegitur  corpus y»i-' 
hi  ne  inside  as. 

Which,  when  Alexander  the  great,  came  tofee;and  opening  it/ounc( 
therein  his  Target,  with  two  Scythian  Bows  and  a  Sword ;  he  cau- 
fed  the  Coffin^  wherein  his  body  lay,  to  be  covered  with  his  own  gar* 
ment,  and  a  Crown  of  Gold  to  be  fet  upon  it,  as  Curtius  reporteth. 
Of  divers  others!  omit  the  mention  for  brevities  fake: 

M  z       '"  The 


44  The  H  I  S  T  O  R.  Y  of 


The  truth  is,  that  the  foul,  knowing  it  felf  immortall  (as  the  he- 
ft Sandys  in  fore  fpecified  learned  Gentleman  °  hath  well  obfervedj  doth  defire 
h.s  Travels?.  ^t  ^  k0<jy  ^er  keiovecj  Companion)  mi ght  enjoy,  as  far  forth,  as 

maybe,  the  like  felicity  ;  giving  thereto,  by  performing  Funerall 

dues, and  erecting  lofty  Monuments;  all  poflible  eternity:  And 

therefore  'tis  no  wonder  there  hath  been  fo  univerfall  a  defire  in  every 

age,  throughout  all  Nations,  to  tranfmit  the  memory  of  worthy  men 

to  pofterity,  by  fuch  Monuments,  that  wherefoever  we  traveil;  or 

confult  their  /lories,  the  tefiimony  thereof,  will  be  cleer  enough. 

p  Aug-;*  c;*  Nay  Saint p  Jugujiine  tells  us,that  the  decent  and  honourable  bunall 

of  the  dead,  builds  up  the  afTurancethat  we  havs  of  their  Refurre&i- 

qsem.ne.de  on  :  and  in/lanceth  *'  the  praclife  of  the  Egyptians  in  that  curious 

Avet/ts.        Way  of  preferving  their  bodies,  to  be  fuch  as  it  is,  by  realon  of  that 

their  belief. 

Who  hath  not  heard  of  thofe  flupendious  Pyramides,  the  Monu- 
ments of  fome  of  their  Kings  t  And  what  other  reafon  is  there,  pro- 
f  Lib.t.  bably  for  them,  than  that  which  Diodoriu  Siculus r  gives  5  viz,,  that 
of  this  life  they  make  fmall  account,  in  regard  it  is  fo  fhort ;  but  that 
which  after  death  is  joyned  with  a  glorious  memory  of  virtue,  they 
highly  value. 

That  Greece -3  and  all  the  old  Romane  Empire,  hath  abounded 
With  Monuments  of  famous  men,  in  various  forms,  is  there  not  be- 
fides  the  credit  of  many  worthy  writers,  the  tcftimony  of  divers  ob- 
ferving  perfons,  who  have  in  our  times  travelled  into  thole  parts  : 
yea,  that  the  Northern  NationSj  which  have  been  reckoned  the  mo/l 
barbarous  of  any,  had  no  lels  regard  to  their  deceafed  friends,  and 
sMsnum:  kindred,  doth  not  the  learned  Olarvut  Wormius  s  fufficiently  de^ 
vtnica-        clare? 

And  what  efleem  fuch  Monuments  have  had  by  fiicceeding  ages, 

this  example  of  Ottaviu*  Juguftus,  may  fhsw  ,•  who  when  he  faw 

the  Tomb  of  Jlexander  the  great,    where  the  body  of  that  famous 

Conquerour  was  exhibited  alfo  to  his  view.  Corona  aurea  impofeta,  ac 

Sutton  iw.  1.    Qoriyus  afperlts.Veneratus  eft.  faith  Suetmiut :  he  did  reverence  there- 

m  An.™  m  b.  to  by  putting  his  Cro  wn  upon  it,and  ltro wing  Howers  thereon. 

And  do  we  not  yet  lee,  with  what  venerable  refpecl,  the  mofl  e- 
minent  men  among/l  us,  for  learning  and  knowledge;  and  fo  like- 
wife  thofe  which  travel  hither  from  forraign  parts,  doe  ufually  goe 
to  fee  thofe  /lately  Tombs  and  Monuments,  yet  remaining,  of  our 
Kings,  Nobles,  and  feverall  other  worthy  perfons,  in  the  Abby 
Church  of  tftieftminder  ?  Nor  did  they  doe  the  like,  with  lefs  regard 
to  thefe  in  this  fometime  glorious  Cathedrall,  whil/l  they  /lood,  as 
is  not  yet  forgotten  (I  am  fure)  by  many. 
If  therefore  theerecYmg  of  fuch  Monuments  for  our  dead  anceflors^ 
■  have  been  fo  antiently  pra&ifed,  as  it  is  obferved ;  and  that  they  have 
had  and  Hill  have  that  reverend  e/leem  by  the  be/l  of  men,  in  every 

refpeft, 


Saint  T  AV  LS  Cathedral!.  45 

refpecl,  that  lived  in  all  ages ;  what  need  I  farther  enlarge  this  pre-  >  Kirk  man  * 
ambfe/byinflancing  the  fevere  Laws  a  to  prevent  their  violation/^r46.T. 
or  by  fhewinghow  inhumane  and  barbarous  b  they  have  ever  been  b  r&  »!». 
accounted,  who  do  fuch  things  j  forafmuch  as- none  that  is  wot- tS-jesyitu 
thy  the  name  of  a  man,  will  (1  think)  maintain  the  contrary. 
-   Deploring  therefore  the  fpoil  and  deftru&ion,  which  hath  befal- 
len thefe  f  efpecially  within  thefe  laft  xv.  years)  with  the  Church  it 
ieif  once  the  ^lory  of  this  opulent  City;  I  may  not  omit  to  ob- 
ierve  when  and  upon  what  occafion,  they  fir/l  began  to  fufrer  in  thit 

kindc. 

•  In  the  time  of  King  Edward  the  Tu'th.  and  beginning  of  Queen  £-  gj  «**■ 
Uz>abeth^  fuch  pretenders  were  fome  to  zeal  for  a  thorough  Refor-  iwnts. 
mation  in  Religion,  that  under  colour  of  pulling  down  thofe  Images 
here    which  had  been  fuperftirioufly  worflnipt  by  the  people,  as 
then  was  faid,  the  beautifull  and  coftly  portraitures  of  brafs,  fixed  oh 
feverall  marbles  in  fundry  Churches  cf  this  Realm,  and  fo  confe- 
quently  in  this,  eicaping  not  their  facrilegious  hands,  were  torn  22 
way  and  for  a  fmall  matter  Cold  to  Copper-Smiths  and  Tinkers :  the 
greedinefs  of  thofe,  who  then  hunted  after  gain  by  that  barbarous 
means,  being  fuch,  as  that,  though  the  laid  Queen,  by  her  Procla- 
mation c bearing .date at jainUfOC  19-  September  in  the  fecond  year^m-s^ 
of  her  reign,  taking  notice  thereof,  ftri&ly  prohibited  any  farther 
fpoil  in  that  kinde ;  they  ceafed  not  flill  to  proceed  therein,  till  that 
(be  iff  ued  out  another d  in  the  14th.  year  of  her  faid  reign,  charging  d  &M  4 
theTufticesof  Aflizeto  be  fevere  in  the  punifhment  of  fuch  often- 

Amongfl  the  many,  that  were  at  that  time  deftroyed,  thefe  whole 
names  I  have  here  exprefl,  had,  their  Monumentall  ftones  and  me-' 
morialls  here ;  tiz>.  Ben>yz  de  Sandwich,  Richard  f  de  GraVeJend  /fl?**"-?- 
Raph  6  deBaidok,  Richdtdh  de  Newport,  Michael  de  •  North&rqh,  RLs%43. 
chid*  CliffordiRichard1'' HiU,  and  Richard  m  JrW  fameV:^ bty%retp- 
terwa^ds  John  n  Elmore ,  Richard  °  Fletcher,  and  ?  Richard  Vaw^han,  »sto^  sur- 
all Bifhops  of  JLOntJOn  :   So Iikewife  Hamond r  Chikwell (divers  times ^gX^' 
Lord  Mayor  of  this  City  about  the  later  end  of  King  i*d.  2.  and  be-  ^7. 
ginning  of  E.  3.  reign  :)asalfo  John  s  Nevill  Lord  Latimer,  and  Sir  l^*'. 
frerard  B.raybroke  Knight,    with  Elizabeth  his  wife;  the  bones  of  mb.piSi. 
which  Sir  Gerard  lying  in  a  Coffin  ofLead,cafed  with  wood,  wercj^p- 
digg'd  up  at  the  Ealt  end  of  the  South  lie,  Ming  the  Quire,  in  anno ,  .W(cver 
MDCF/11'anclwithtrieman  Indulgence  from  Pope  Boniface  the1*?**71- 
IXth.  the  Copy  whereofl  have  here  infertcd. 


£4  •    .  Indulgentia 


4^  The  HI  S  TORY  of 


Iodulgentia  domino  Gerardo  Braybrok  militi,  &  dominx  Elijah". 

tU  ejus  uxori,  perBonifacium  Rom.Ponuficem,  ejus 

nomine  nonum,  concefla. 

BOnifacius  EpificopusJervusferVorum  Dei,  diletio  fili0  nobilivi- 
ro  Gtrardo  Braybrok  jumori,  militi  ,  &  dileEl*  fa  Chrifio  filial 
nobih  mulieri  Elizabeths  ejus  uxori}  Lincolnienfis  Dicecefts  fa- 
iutem&  Jpofiolicambenedittioncm.  ProVenitex  Kefir  £  deVotionisaf- 
feSlu.quonos&Romanam  Ecclefiam  reVeremmi,  ut  petitiones  VejirL' 
tUas prsjertim  qu*  animarum  Vefirarum  falutem  refpiciunt,  adexaudi' 
honis  gratiamadmittmus.  Uincefi,  quod  no  s  Kefir  is  fupplicationibus  fal 
chnati^ut  Confejfor,  quern  quiltbet  Vefimm  duxerh  eligendum,  omnium 
feecatorum  Vefirorum,  de  quibiu  co>de  contriti&ore  confeffz  fueritis  {ek 
met tantum  in  mortis  articulo,  plenum  remijfionem  Vobis  in  finceritate  fii 
deiJpofiolic&fanSx  Roman*  Ecclcfi*,  ac  obedientia  &  deVotione  no- 
fir  a,  Teijuccefforum  nofirorum  Romanorum  pontificum  canonice  intrantil 
um,perfifientibus3  authontate  Jpofiolica  concedere  Valeat  deVotioni  ?<?i 
fi^Jenoreprafentium,indulgemus:  Sic  tamen,  quod  idem  Confeffor  de 
hiis  de  quibwfuerit  alter i  fads fatfio  impendenda,  earn  Vobis  pervos  ft 
fuperVixeritis,  Vel  per  h*  redes  Vefirosji  tunc  forte  tranfieritis,  facien0 
dam  mjungat ;  quamVos.Vel  iUi  facere  teneaminiy  utpraferatur  • Et  ne 
nos  (quod  ab fit) propter  hujufmodigraiiam  reddamini  proclhioresadilli- 
citainpofierumcommittenda,  nolumur,  quodfi  ex  confidently  remifltonir 
-hujufmodi  aliqua  forte  committentis ,  quo  ad  ilia  praditla  remiffil^bis 
nullatenusfujfragetur.  Nulliergo  omnino  hominum  liceat  hancpannam 
wfi^concef]ionis&  Voluntatis  tnfringere,  Vel  ei  aufu  temerario con- 
traire.  Si  quis  autemhoc  attentare  pr*fumpferit3indiqnationem  omnip0: 
tentis  Dei,  &  beatorum  Petri  &  Pauli  Apofiolorum  ejus,  fe  noVeritin- 
curfurum.  DataRomx,apudS.?etrum3  Nonas  Julii,  Pontificate  m,] 
firi  anno  fecundo3&  Anno  Domini  MCCCXQt         '  '  ' " 

Of  other  eminent  perfons,  that  lye  interred  here;  whofeMoni 
ments,  except  fome  few,  remained  mtire  till  the  ftorme  of  this  hft 
fatall  dertrudion  fell  upon  them,  there  were  two  Kings,  viz,.  Sobba. 
V4  (who  laying  afide  all  worldly  greatnefs,affumed*  the  habit  of  Reli- 
gion in  this  Church)  and  Ethelred,  and  twenty  four  Bifnops;  or" 
,...iv*t.  which  Eufiace  de  Fauconberae  was  one  of  the  Tu/tices  nffk*p!L, 
I:—,  monPleasJin"5^.and  afterwards,  fi^J^^SZ 
,p. 9.  Exchequer  at  which  time  he  became  eletfed  Bifhop  here.  Henry  de 
y  \  % P901-  „m*ham  ?fke  *>  one  ,of  thfrC°™cell  r  to  King  H.  3.  afterwards 
<£4  ■        Keeper  *  of  the  great  Seal,  as  alfo  Chanceiour,  if  my  Author a  miftake 

,.„.  ,4        later  part  of  King  H.  3.  reign)  mil  b  when  he  ^  Archdeacon  of 
£«**  JLonuon  ;and  next',  when  he  was  Dean  of  P^r.  Raph  de  Baldo^  a 


>  Vols:  Ecd 
HUM 
11. 

11  Fin.  tovat 


Saint  T  A  V  L'S  Cathedrall.  47 


nan  of  great d  learning  and  experience,  who  was  Chancelour  *  bffijljjjg 
Cnglantl,and  wrote  c  the  flory  of  this  Realmfromthe  Britans  time,  Jt«Mjy* 
till  the  age  wherein  he  lived.  And  laftly  Robert  de  Braybroke  confti-  Jt'l*'*' 
tuted  *Lord  Chancelour  of  (£ngiattu,on  Saturday  being  the  Eve  of  * v-lt-  '***•*• 
Saint  Mathew  the  Apoftle  6  R.z.  i°.m.i.''3 '  >* 

Of  other  great  men,  there  was  John  of  Gaunt  Duke  of  IlattcaQer ; 
who  with  Blanch  his  firft  wife,  lyeth  on  the  North  fide  of  the  Quire: 
(on  whofe  Monument  hung  his  proper  Helmet,  and  fpoure;  as  al- 
io his  Target  covered  with  Horn,  from  the  Ioyns  of  which  Duke  the 
greatcfi  number  of  the  Kings  of  englatlt),  Spain  and  ^OtfUijall.  We 
his  time,  as  alfo  feverall  other  perfons  of  eminent  dignity  are  de- 
fcended. 

Of  Earls  here  entombed,  there  Were  two ;  ¥&.  Henry  de  Lacy  Earl 
oflirtCOln,  in  the  upper  end  ofthe  South  lie  above  the  Quire  (called 
Saint  Dunjians  ChapeW)  which  Earl,  in  4  H.  2.  upon  the  King's  ex- 
pedition ir,Lj  ScOtlanD,   was  conftitutcd  fhis  Lievtenant  in  this  fp«tAz.i; 
Realm,  during  his  flay  there;   and  died  s  the  fam=  year,  anno  fcil.  'i^.'^. 
1 3io.on  the  feaft  day  of  Saint  Jvatha  the  Virgin.  And  William  Her-  licgJ>  906-  «.<■ 
^rfEarlof  JPftttJzOfef,    betwixt  the  Quire  and  the  North  He,  whofe 
eminency  under  King  Henry  the  8th.  King  Edward  6.  Queen  Mary 
and  Queen  Elizabeth, the  Epitaph  on  the  Pillar  at  the  head  of  his 
Monument,  doth  amply  fhew. 

In  the  Wall  of  which  North  He,  lyeth  Raphe  de  Henghamz  famous 
and  learned  Lawyer  in  his  time;  who  beinga  Canon  of  this  Church, b  j^**j£ 
was  h  one  ofthejufticesofthe  King's  Bench  in  $E.  1.  and  in  19  E.  »P4M*£.i. 
i.  conftituted  i  chief  Juftice  of  the  Common  Pleas: 

And  neer  unto  him,refleth  Sir  Simon  Bur  ley  Knight  of  the  Gar*  f? 

ret,  and  a  trufly  fervant  to  King  Richard  the  lecond  ;  who  in  6.  of  his *  j^f  *•*• 
reign,  was  made u  Juftice  of  @)OUtl)toalf0 ;  and  the  next  year  follow-  w  '?at.  7  Rl, 
ing,  firft  Conftable  *  of  SBintlfo?  Caflle,  and  afterwards  of  £>0t)0?  5  as  p-  *  mAl- 
alfo  Warden  x  of  the  Cinque  Ports,  he  being  then  ViceChamberlain  *   '  J*  '  \ 
to  the  King:  but  beheaded  z  by  Judgement  of  that  Parliament,  which  p-i-m*s- 
was  held  without  the  King  in  12  R.  2.  though  the  Queen  kneeled  Sfjjfjjj 
I  to  the  Duke  of  <Sloaf  cQet  to  fave  his  life.  %fi*i* 

:  In  Saint  D unjian's  Chapell,  before  fpecified,  lyeth  Laurence  Al- 
ierthorpe^Cmon  of  this  Church,  con ftituted^  Lord  Treafurer  of 
«fttglanfc  in  2  H.  4. 

Betwixt  the  Quire  and  the  South  lie,  refteth,  under  a  very  noble- 
Monument,  the  body  of  Sir  Nicholas  Bacm  Knight  (of  the  antient 
Family  of  the  Bacons  in  g>uffOuV)  who  was  made  Lord  Keeper  of  the 
grcatSeaiofCnslanti22.  December  1  Elizabeth,  and  died  20  Feb. 
2. 1  Eliz.  And  betwixt  outL^  ChapeU  and  the  fame  South  Ue,lieth 
Sir  Chripopher  Hatton  Knight  of  the  Garter,conftituted  Lord  Chance- 
lour of  CnglattD,  and  Keeper  of  the  great  Seal  19.  J  p.  29.  Eliz,,  to 
jwhofe  Epitaphs  (as  to  the  reft)  which  fpeak  more  at  large  of  them,  I 
itefer  my  Reader.  N  2  Amongft 


"^8  The  H  IS  TOR  Y  of 


Amongft  the  feverall  other  perfons  of  note,  whofe  bodies ,  doubt- 
lefs,  are  interred  here,  though  no  known  Monument  over  thim,  hath 
been  in  our  time,  remaining  j  I  mufl  not  forget  that  famous  and  lear- 
ned Radulphus  de  Diceto,  {ometime  Deanc  of  this  Church  (already 
tcmr-3-"-'*- fpokeofjofwhom  Bal<susk makes  this  honourable  mention,  viz,l 
that  ht  was  famx  non  rnoritura 'Vo&or  theologits  $    adding,  that  telut 
alter  Jojevbus  aut  Philo,jit£  gentis  "Vetera  monumenta,  atque  inclita  fa- 
£ia,  perpetuare  jiudens7mult'a  retroa&is  feculis  incognita, produxit  in lu- 
cmn.   Neither  Rover  de  Waltham,  a  Canon  here,  in  King  Henry  the 
naui  cent*,  thirds  time,  in  regard  he  was  accounted 1  in  thofe  days,  a  man  of  great 
ij&rning  '  which  Roger,  for  the  health  of  his  own  foul,  and  his  an- 
ts ex  autog.    ceflors,  founded  w  a  Chantrie  of  two  prieits,  to  celebrate  divine  fer* 
Kp,    ' D'  vice,  at  the  Altar  of  Saint  L*»r«»c*,»oppofite  to  the  Sextrie,as  is  elfeJ 
where  obfirved. 

NaJdamde  Alurcmuth,  a  Cmon  likewife  of  this  Church,  who 
*Bx\f,cem.  wjs  *  a  faithfull, though  not  very  elegant  writer,  and  compiled 
wr*'  t  the  ftorvofour  Englifh  Kings,  from  the  year  MCCC XXV.  unto 
¥;\Qc:?-V0L MCCCLXVll.      ,     ■;.    ,'■'      ., 

Or  others,  farther  than  what  thofe  Epitaphs^  in  the  following  pa- 
ges exhibitedjdo import,  I  can  fay  no- more;  forafmuch  asthedif- 
mall  ruins,  formerly  made  here,;havc  put  an  end  to  any  future  dis- 
cover y,  that  can  be  madeoftbem  :  which  unhappy  flop,  puts  me  to 
this  fad  contemplation;  $«&.  thatlif  thofe  that  faw  the  Temple 
which  King  Solomon  built,  arid  Nebuchadnezzar  deftroyed  ;  wepc 
when  they  beheld  that which was  erected  in  the  room  thereof,  be- 
caufe  it  onely  fell  fhortof  the  former  :in  flatelinefs,  and  beauty ;  what 
may  we  do,  that  have  lately  feen  the  deftru&ion  i  of  this  magnificent 
Church,  once  the  glory  of  our  principall  City,  and  of  the  whole  Na- 
tion ;  and  the  Monuments  of  fo  many  famous  men  in  their  times, 
thus  torn  in  pieces ;  yea,their  very  brnes  and  duft  pulled  out  of  their 
graves,  in  hope  to  difcover  fome  Treafure  or  Jewels  buried  with 
them  .*  In  which  barbarous  fearch,  the  body  of  Sebba- (one  of  our 
Saxon  Kings)  was  found  curioufly  embalmed  with  fweet  odours, 
and  cloathed  in  rich  robes :  So  likewife  feverall  Bi  (hops j  lying  in 
their  proper  h^bites,  with  Miters  on  their  heads,  and  Crofiers  in 
their  hands :  but  more  than  a  Ring  or  two,  with  Rubies,  anct  a  ChaV 
lice  of  no  great  value,  could  I  never  hear  that  they  found  (a  (lender 
recorr-pence  for  fo  wicked,  iacrilegious,  and  deteftable  an  adven- 
ture,) 

Here  might  it  not  be  improper  to  take  notice*  of  what  we  finde 

denounced  mfacred  Scripture,againfl  thole  .which  are  ~de#royers  of 

•  v;de?fat.    God's  Houfe  (for  fo  the  Church  *  is  called}  and:  taking  away  the 

ii.&n      pc  ff  {Tions  belonging  thereto  rnasaUb  what  TEmpprall  $u%emencs 

have  by  the  ftories  of  our  own  and  Other  Narjcjnsg  bejentfeWsrved  td 

fall  upon  offenders  in  that  kinde  $  but  chefubflance  of  what  is  to  be 

faid 


*  \ 


Saint  <P  A  V  US  Cathedrall.  4p 


fold  herein,i$  (o  excelj  ntly  fpokcn  by  that  learned  and  pious  Gentle* 
man  Sit  Henry  Spelman  Knighton  bis  difcourfe  denontemerandis  Ec- 
tleftis  (which  hath  been  thrice  printed;  that  1  will  forbear :  Conclu- 
ding with  what  Sir  Walter  Raleigh  expr<fkth  *  of  the  wonderfully^/ 
deftruclion  that  befell  part  of  Xerxes  bis  Army,  which  fackt  the  Llb  i **tjk 
Temple  of  J  polio  and  Delphos  ;T>iz,'  that  this  attempt  of  Xsrxes  was   '* 
impious ;  for  feeenghe  believed  that  Apollo  was  a  God,  hejhouldnot 
hafte  dared  to  entertain  a  covetous  defie  of  inriching  himfelf,  by  commit' 
tin^  Sacriledgeupon  his  Temple  :  Wherefore  t  itmaypofjibly  be  true  (Tilth 
he*  that  licence  to  chajiiz,e  his  impiety  in  fuch  manner   as  is  reported 
Ot>iz,.  that  many  of  hi«  Souldiers  were  overwhelm*d  by  RocksJ  was 
granted  unto  the  Devill  by  that  Holy  one,  who  faith,  Will  a  man  fpoil  muc.  3.1, 
his  Gods  ? 

I  now  come  to  thofe  Monumentall  inferiptions,  together  with 
the  reft  ofthofe  Tombs,  which  were  Handing  in  Anno  MDCXLI. 
the  (hadows  whereof  are  exaclly  reprcfented. 


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Saint  TJVL'S  Cathedral!. 


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Xumuli>  &  Epicaphia  in  Ec- 

defiaCathedrali  S.PAULL 


In  nayi  ejufdem  Ecclefias,  occidentem  verfus,  fu- 

per  Tabulam,  juxta  Sepulchrum  Gulielmi  dudurr- 
Epifcopi  Londonienfis. 

CI  Ulielmt,vlrofaplentla  &  <vit*  fanetitate  claro,  qui  primttm  divo  EdwarM 
¥  Regi  &  Con  f effort  familiar  is,  mpcr  in  Epifcofum  Londinenfem  ereeJits  •  nee 
7nulio  poft  apudinvtfliftimumPrineipemGulielmum  Angli*  Regent,  ejus  nomine 
frimum,  ob  prudentiamifdemquc  fmgularem^in  concilium  aihibiiusy  amphfftma 
buic  nrbi  ceiebtrrimA privilegia  impetravit :  Senatus  pepulufque  Londinenfis  bene 
merentt  pofuit.  Sedit  Epifcopus  annos  xx.  Deceff'tt  ann&  a.  Chrifie  nato  *  MLXX. 

H&c  tibi  (cUre  fater)  pejuerunt  marmora  Civcs, 

Pramia  nan  meritis  tquiperanda  tuts : 
Namque  fibi  ptpulus  te  Londonienfis  ami  cunt 

Senfit,  &  bulc  urbi  non  leveprxjidium  : 
Reddita  Libertas-,  duct  te,  donataque  mult  is 

Te  Duce,  resfuerat  publica  muneribtts.  : 

Divitias,  genus,  & /or  mam  brevis  opprimdt  her* 

Hdc  tua,  Jed } ietas  &  benefacJa  manent. 


*  Error  h\c  eh 
(p  ocddii'oto  ) 
miximtis :  nani 
per  co?iftki(t:o- 
nes  Lanfranci 
trebiepifcopi 
in  Append: cc, 4. 
if.  cx.wetts, 
piCi'c  turn  fit- 
perjlium  fuille 
\l/i».MLXXPT 


In  majorcm  hu)us  vencrandi  Antitiftishonorcm,  fuper  Columpnam,  loco  iftius 

fcpujtura:  proximam,  Edwardus  Barkham  Lond.  Civitatis  Prxtori 

Anno  MDCXXII.  h«c  celari  curavic. 

taialfefrr  tu^ofoere  pou  be ' 
If  it  pjotoe  pou  rbance  to  fee, 

cipon  a  folemne  §>catlrt  Bap, 

Ctjc  Citp  senate  pafe  tljis  toap> 
%tyxt  gratcfull  memo$  fo?  to  (fcofco, 
mbitf)  ttirp  tge  reforms  a$eg  otoe 

JDf  TBifljOp  Norman  tjeteiUtUm'D, 

OBp  totpn  tbis  city  tjatb  affum'o 
fcarae  pjitoileDgeg .-  cbofe  obtains 
35pyim  toben  Conquerour  William  teign'D 
Cgis  being  bfl  Barkham'stbankfnllmin&e  renetu'o, 
Call  it  tbe  monument  of  ©ratituue. 


O  2 


Ad  hue 


5--* 


Xjiier  JLcciefjuB  rutvim  e±  aLuxl  Auftralein ,  s^ire> 


V- 


'f>  kb&Kff? 


Saint  *  A  V  LS  CatbedralL 


. 


Adhuc  in  navi  Ecqlefise,  fupcr  proftratum  Tumulum* 


,..Ukii£ei^skeritit  Hsre.  qunJAm  Cleticits,  The  four arias,  &  Script  or  Rotulorunt 
de  Receptis  &  Exhibits  Thefaurarii  Scaccarit,qui  obiitfenex  diefecundo  Novembris 
Anno  i6iu 








Super  alium. 


^_J&cjjtcet  Magifier  Reimttndus  Pelegrim,  Canonicus  hujus  Ecclefia},  &  CapeSd- 
Inus  Commiffdfis Domini  Papa  $  qui  obi  it  xi.  die  mtnfis  Augufti  5  Cujus  anima  pre- 
piticturDcm^Amen. 


■ 


Super  alium. 


Hicjacet  Magifier  Richardus  Pltffjs  quondam  Canonicus 
,  . ..  .  .....  Anns  D.  MCCCLXI. 


-    --c 


qui  obiit 


I 


Super  alium. 

Ijlttf  qui  grader  is  f.aulum^  tejijfere  quefo, 
Et  rogitans  quid  ens ,  in  me  nunc  ■vermibus  efo. 
Efio  memor  mortis,  m  edit  art  frequenter  leva  $ 
Mors-  latet  in  p+r***->  f*on  eft  cvitabilis  hora. 
Fjfundens  locules,  pro  Chrtflo  defpice  mundum, 
tUrtficans  oculos^ut  cernas  quo  fit  eundum  -. 
Nam  que d  quifrueferit  prajentis  tempore  vita, 
Hocfibimtfits  tritium  dicitur  Itt,  Venite. 


,  ,  Supe.raliumjuxt3|gradusConfiftoru. 

Hoc  fajcotegitu'r  iiorpjis  Them*  Crtke  L.  Do?  oris,  &  aim  a  curu  Cantuanenfis 
de  /ircitvuj  Loadini,  x^idvocaterum  «ni*i\  viri  utriufque  fur  is,  tam  Canonic* 
(jitam  C  tvilis  faentja  nonmodo  per  it (fimijed  & eorundem  ufu  &  praxi  longo  tem- 
pore excercifdtrjfimi-.Cujus  in  Cliente  cattjas  defendendo,  induftrta  quanta  fuit^quan- 
ta  integritas,  quanta  fides,  quanta  denjque,fe quid  contra  votum,  er  fut  (ibivide- 
batur  *quttatem,  Mcidebat  folicitudo,  &  ii^qui  ejus  ufi  funt  patrocinio  optimt 
fradicare  poffunt,^ '  cel^brij <  ilhus  jams. memoriainunquam  moritura,  verijjime 
fradicavit, 

'-,,,.,        Honeftevixit. 

Neminem  Ufit.       obiit  An.Domini  i6i6.ty£t.fua,8t. 

Suitm  cuique  tribuit. 


%) 


Super  alium,  Auftrum  verfus. 

TV       Q     ) 

Hie  requiefcit  in  Domino  Gulielmus  Dethick,  Eques  aurattts,  filius  &  hares 

Gilbert i  Dethick  Equitis  aurati :  Qui  ambofuerunt  Garterii  principals  Reges  Ar- 

morMm  Anglis..  Bic  anno  158+.  ttatis  jtta  48.  Ille anno  1612.  atatis  fu&  no.  in 

'XHmno  obdormhrunt^  expett antes  refurreclionemper  fefium  Chriftum  Salvatorem 

nofirum.  P  Domin* 


T4 


The  HI  S  TO  R  Y  of 


Domino,  Tbomajina  fuperfies,  40.  annos  uxor  prstditll  WiSielmi-7&  jUH 
Ceor gius ,  €ilbertttsy  &  Henrkus^pietatis  ergo  pojuerunt. 


ay '  1  1  '  V  '  ■■•■*•■       11        ■" i^—i  1    ■.    "1     1   ■  1     .  .     ii—i^'i   jj 


... 

Super  aliutri,  juxta  Tumbam  Domini  J-ohnnnis  de  Bellocampo. 

ffkjacet  Domintts  Ricardus  de  Piriion,  quondam  Arcbidiacontu  ColceftrU,  Ca* 

nonkus  &  fiagiAtiushujtts  Ecclejix,  qui  obiit  xx-vi.  die  Augufti  Anno  Domini 
MCCCLXXXVII.  cujttt  amm*  propitietuf  Dettsy  Amen. 


__— 


^3 


Super  alium,  (Chorum  verfus.) 

Spertjurgendi,  hk  jaeet  Thomas  Raymond  facra  TbeologU  frofeflory  Sancfi 
Albani  ArcbidUconusi   bujttfque  E<cljcfu   Canonkus.   Obiit  4.  die  NovcmbrH 
A       VtAStatis  47 
^m0isalutisl6Sl... 


Super  alium. 

Hk]acetGulielmus  Bonham.mperCivis  &  Vinetarius  London^  flius  Tbomi 
Bonbam  de  Stantvay  in  C  omit  at  it  Ejfexi*  armigeri,  qui  obiit  duodecimo  Februarii 
Anno  Domini  1618. . 


■■-.»■ 


Super  alium,  Auftrum  verfufc, 

In  memoriara  JJenrki  Croft  equitisaurati,  Exploratoris  in  Hibcrnia  \ 
\  gencralis,  qui  obiit  in  Anno  1609. 

Bit  lines  $10  3ima<je  tyall  Drlimafr, 
9)i8tit  CramtrtitO  bo?ne,in  (piritant)  bertue  &igfc 
apmoDU-Mo  u'o,  a  mniojt,  flout  Mars  #$  mate, 
lobes  Brr,  aim  flame,  in  ^eart, £ea&$>anii:ant)  €vti 
tEtJicftflamtcaarscomft, grace notuforefmf0,    ~ 
C&atfirt  in  ^eaben,  in  ipeaben  anD  Carton  fl)ine# 

Profopopcia. 

Cbe  jftiomb  anu  comb  in  narfte  be  not  to  neet; 
as  life  to  oeatb,  ant)  osirtb  is  to  tfce  oaeer  ? 
<D()  tl;en  tjotu  toon  to  oseer  are  Captains  tyougtjt; 
Ctjat  noto  to  lite,  ant)  Die  noto  toitb  a  tiougfct. 
cpen  Captains  flap  ant)  reaD,  Oill  tginfe  on  me » 
m  toitb  a  tljougbf,  tobatui  am,  poumap  be. 

as  Mars  neer  Mors  OOft)  fOWlD 

©0  Mors  near  Mars  is  fount). 

i,  d.  of  m 


■ 


X 


Saint  T  A  V  LS  Catnedrall.  tf 


Adhuc  in  navi  Ecdcfiaj. 
Super  columpnam,  gradibus  Confiftorii  proximam.,  occitkntcm.  verfus. 

Jucundiffimx  memorU  Joanhis  Owcni  Cambro-Britannit  Pbeta  t'e\ 
Jeberrimi. 

Parvatibi(latuaefi,quiA  parvaflatara^fupeMex  , 

Parvajuolat  parvus  magna  per  or*,  liber : 
Sednon  parvus  honos^non  parva  efi gloria,  quipp'e 

Ingemo  baud  quicquam  efi  majus  in  orbe  tuo.  K 

larva  domus  texit  Tcmplum  fed grande  Poeti 

Turn  vert  vitam,  quum  moriuatur,  agunt. 


Inauftrali ala^navi  Ecclefi* oppojita,  (prope  tumulumB.  Zfohannis  de  Bcllo- 
tat/jpo)  fub  UpidemarmoreOjjacct  Pagahus  Roet,  Rex  Arm  or  urn  tempore  Regis 
Mdwardi  tertii.   ■ 

e_  _     ii        i        ■     •        'i      i  i     i       i      -         'in  i        i    i     ii  1 1       i^       i        | 

In  Capelh  S.  Johannis,  juxta  oftium  Auftrale.; 

.Gulklmtis  Jfarhgton^urifconftltus^Protonotarhs  Apoftol/cus,  Divt  Pauli  Ca- 
nonical, ex  illts  quos  Refidentiarios  die  tint ;  P  atria,  Eboracenfisi  natus  in  pago  qui 
Sfirjngton  vocitatur  %  patre  Gulielmo  Haringtono,  viro  dare  genere,  orto  in  pago 
Cumberlandi&non  ignsbili,  qui  New  Syging  nuneupatur  •,  &  matre  Johanna^jilia, 
(Eulielmi  tiaske^aliter  RatividtCtl,viri  generofi  in  eodempago  Ejlryngton,  nut  a: 
memor  exitus  vit<ty  qui  omnibus  horis  impendety  hoc  fibi  Sepulchrum  pofuitt  anno 
Jdluta  hum  An*  152,3. 


f»«  1   « tf 


In  muro  Auftralis  air,  pro  fohanneOre 
Cairtpani  fonitore. 

John  ore-tDtrofr  piSttre  gtatieB  in  bjafs  on  t&e  mall  pou  fee, 
mm x  ttys  (tone  deeping  in  Ctyitl  in  refl  anD  peace  Doti)  lie. 


In  ala  Boreali,  navi  Ecclcfia*  oppofita.; 
Memorize  Sacrum, 


emigravit  _ 
Annofalutis  1609 , 


%6  The  HISTORY  of 


Super  Tabulam  penfilcm,  extra  Capellam  Tboma  Kempt  quondam  Lond. 
Epifcopi,  inter  alam  borealem  &  navim  Ecclefia:,  ficam. 

Infra.  Capellam  ifiam  requiefcit  corf  us  Domini  Thema  Kempt,  quondam  Ij\ 
cepi  Londtnenfis,  Fundaterts  ejujdem,  &  unius  Cantaria  perpetua  in  eadem  5  qui 
mtdta  fatta  tempore  vi:*  fu£  Ecclefia  S.  Vault  dedit  ;    &  jtetit  xxxix.  annfc 
LXXXlV.dnbus  Epifcoptts  Load,  ac  obiit  xxviii.  die  menjis  Martii3  anno  Domini 
AiCCCCLXXK.lt.  Lvj\s  antmapropttietur  Deus,Amtn. 


Inlatnine  asnea,  juxftmagmmij  hujusEcdcfIa?,oftium 
Bo;calc,muro  atfixu. 

Gulieimo  Lilto  Paulina  SchoU  olim  praceptori  primaria,  &  \>ignt,t*  ctnjngi , 
injacratijjimo  ha]  us  Templi  Ca 'miter 10,  bine  a  t ergo  nunc  deftrutlo^  ccifepultts  • 
Georgim  LiUushiyts  Ecclefia  Canonicus,  Parentum  memorize  pie  confute/is^  T*- 
bellam  banc  ib  amicis  confer  vat  am,  hie  reponendam  curavit. 

-Qbia  tile  G.  L.  Amu  U  lyn.v.  Calend.  Martii : 
Ftxit  annos  L1V. 


Juxta  pra»  ji&um  Boreak  oftium,  fupsr  aliam  laminem  aeneam,  muro  affixam. 

Thomas  Linger  us,  Regis  Henrici  viii.  medicus ;  vir  &  Grace  &  Latirie,  atqttt 
in  re  medico,  longe  eruditt§imn*  .-  Multos  atatefua  languentes,  &  qui  jam  animam 
del  ponder  ant  ,vit£  reftitutt ;  MfiltaGalexi  opera  in  Latinam  linguam,  mira  <$• 
fingiilari  ^ACitndih.  vertit  :  Egregiam  opus  de  emtniata.  ftruffnra.  Latinl  [trmonis 
amicorum  rogatu,  pattlb  ante  mortem  edidit.  CMedicina  fludiojis  OxonU  Publico* 
UEiiones  duas^Cantabrigi£unam,inperpetaum  fltbilivit.  In  hoc  urbt  Collegium 
Medic  or  urn pert  fuk  induflria  curavit,  cujus  cr  Pr  aft  dens  froximus  cleftus  eft. 
Fraudes  dolojque  mire  perofus  ^fdusamicu  -,  emmbus  ordinibus  juxta  clarus  :  all. 
quot  amies  antequam  obieret  Presbyter faEtus.  Plenus  annis  ex  hac  vita  migravit 
mult  it  m  dejideratus,  Anno  Domini  1524.  die  20.  OBobris. 

Vivit  pofi  F uner a  virtus .  ^ 

Tfom-a  Lynaeroclarifpmo  Medico 
Johannes  Caius  pofuit,  anno  1557. 


Super  murum  orienralem,  juxta  magnum  odium  Boreale. 
MEMORISE   SACRUM. 

Edvoardo  Stanhspo  Michaelis  Stanhopi,  ex  ordint  eqtftjlrl,jillp  •  Equiti  titrate  - 
Legttm  Dottou*,  Epijcopi  Londtnenfis  Capcellario^  Arcbiepijcopi  Ctntuarienfts 
Vicar to  generali  -,  in  publicis  Ecdefia  &  Keifublica  negotiis  vtrtatittimo :  Qui  ar- 
ia fre  in  Chrijlorefurgendi ,  pie  placideque  animam  Deo  reddidit  \6  die  Mart it 
1608. 

Johannes  Bare  Stanhopus  dt  Haringttn^r  Michael  Stank  ops  eques  attratts, 
t***r<'<n<vi}i([imioffuloseifict4tistrgoF  Pt      * 

\ 

Supra 


Saint  T  AV  LS  Gathedrall 


Supra  ferream  ciftulam  juxta  parvuma  hujus 
EcclefiXj  odium  borealc. 

all  tyofe  t^at  Ojall  titter  tirtt^ttt  tl)e  Cfyirct)  &o?e 
mity  Tsurfyen  o?  'Mfcet  mud  gifce  to  t&e  jpooiie  ■• 
ant)  if  ttiere  be  an?  a0fce  to  jjat  t$ep  mufl  pap 
Co  t#0  cisor,  'Ci*  a  penny,  ere  tt)ep.  paffe  atoa£ 


Super  parietes  quolibet  oftio,  hujus  Ecclefiae, 
contiguas,  fie  depingitur. 

Hie  focus  Jacereftj  hie  mill  mlngere  fas  efl. 

€#0  ^oufe  10  fcolp :  tyere  unlatofull  'tte 
iFo?  an?  one  tyre  on  \)tt  oaalte  to  pifle. 


"■•—■ »■£■■■■»«»■—• <~««*wi«>M>>w>ci 


Q.q 


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•A 


VIEW 


OF     THE 


MONUMENTS' 

Situate  in  and  abbut  the 

Quire,  Side-^Ies,  5c  Chapels 

AD  J  ACEN  T; 

As  they  flood  in 
SEPTEMBER,  Anno  D.  MDCXLI. 

WITH    THEIR 

EPITAPHS 

EXACTLY    IMITATED; 

O  F    WHICH 
In  regard  that  to  every  Eye,  the  Character  is  not  fa 

legible,  I  have  added  the  Copies;  with  fuch  other  Monu- 

mentall  Infcriptidns,  made  upon  Tablets  of  Marble 

or  otherwiie,  as  were  then  extant  there. 


*3h. 


tOHpOK*  Printed  in  the  year,  ittf. 


60 


In.  CaoTO  prope  •-•  tnirftittrTTi, 


Saint  TAVLS  Cathedral!.  gt 

In  Chora 

Ad  introi  turn,  fcil.  fuper  marmoreum  Tumulum^ 

Hie  infra  )acet  corpus  Magifiri  Thoma  de  Evre  Legum  Doff  oris,  i- 
jlius  Ecclejta  S.  Pauli  quondam  Decani,  qui  die  mono  mentis  Ottobris, 
Anno  'Domini  MiUeJimo,quadringenteffimo,  &  fui  Decanatus  anno  xii'a 
diemfuum  claujttextremum  ■  Cujus  anima  propitietur  Veus3  Amen. 

In  medio  Cbori,  fuper  Tumulum  Roberii 
Fitz>-hugh  LOnd.  Epifcopi. 

Nohilis  Antiftes  Robertus  Londonienfis] 

Filius  Hugonis,  hie  requiefcit  honor 
Votlorum,flos  Pontifcum,  quern  pojlulat  Ely] 

Roma  Baftlica  Regia  facia  refert. 
_    Plangit  eum  Papa,  Rex,  GrexAua  Natio  total 

Exteragens,  ft  qua  noVerat  uua  pium. 
Gemma  pudicitia,fpeElrumpietatis3  honoris] 

Famaque  Juftitia^  formula  juris  erat: 
Mors  Ipiolentd  rapit  filOentem,  unde  cui  mors 

Extitit  mortem  "vita  beata  tulit. 
[Mille  quadringentis  triginta  quinque  fub  annii 

In  fefko  Mauri  ccelicaregna  petit. 

Paulo  inferius. 

D . Gulielmo Grene Theologia  './.., '• , . Dint  pio  &  dotto,  pit  hare* 
des  poj uere anno  falutis  .'.....  quapietdte fuit,poterant. ...: 


Super  alium,)uxta fummum  Altart, 

Mole  fub  hoc  Gabrael  Donnus  detruditurhujusj 

Qui  praefes  Templi,  Presbyter  atque  fait. 
Mortua  terreno  clauduntur  membra  iepiilchri, 

Vivens  coelicblo  fpiritus  orbe  manet. 
Oflibus  urna  locum  dat,  pulverc  terra  f ecumbitj 

Sydera  funt  animse  coelica  tecla  fuse. 
lUius  (adde  Deus)  mentitua  gaudia  detitens 

Corpus  in  Elizii  pace  quiefcat,  Amen* 

Obiit  5.  die  Decembris  linno  1 5  5?i 


aLud.  auitralem. 


Impia  ne  manuw  et  tacrilejja- 
iS'acrty  efaam.  et  iSepuickru  miiu» 
la*L?  ruuiiw  rumiutn.  in.  Tfempla 
Dei  £rviret,  -MARG.A-RX'EA.  CIA& 
HAM,ifxor  cubisxofb::  CLAP* 
HAM.de  -BRAAU.SXJ-.'Sr  in.  CbmJEj>or 
Aritugeri,  geraeras  fail*  et  tuafct; 

P 


JLcclelL*  profinvitioixem,  etaiiipxdi 


tion.emj/'memoriAjn.  5fc>timnenti. 
melliflui  et   eximu  Xtockotris,  IO< 
HA>TNXy  DOKISTij  *vib.ti:   ata 
poforifa-ti.   confecrwri  cunuuli, 


Saint  T  A  V  LS  Cathedral],  6  \ 


Adhuc  in  Cboro. 

Super  alium  tumulum  ibidem. 

Hie  jacet  Magifler  Thomas  Winterburne,  Lefnm  Dotfor,  dum 
Dixit  Decanus hujus Ecclejt£,  qui  obut  vii.  die  menjis  Septemb>is3anno 
domini  MCCCCLXXVHI.  Cu]iis  anima  pfopicietur  Deus,  J  men. 


Super  alium. 

En  recubat  tumulo  Gulielmus  Meyius  i(lo3 

Qui  facra  bis  in  hacaede  Decanus  crat. 
Cantabriam  teneris  petit  ftudiofus  ab  annis 

Ingcnium  ihgenui  artibus  excoluit. 
Clams  Doclorum  Juris  prudentia  fecit, 

Peclore  qui  rhiti  carus  ubique  fuit. 
Faclus  Eboracus  forte  Airchiepifcopus  idem  eft. 

Quern  ftingi  officio  Fata  proterva  vetant. 
Attulit  hacc  mortem,  quae  lux  concelTit  honorem, 

Maluit  ac  fieri  Praeful  adire  Polum. 
Afpice  quern  rebus  fit  fbrs  inferta  caducis^ 
En  pete  quae  nulla  funt  peritura  die, 

Obiit  anno  Vcrbi  incarnati  1 560.8  die  Augurti. 


•■■■■—«.' 


Inala  auftrali,  ex  adverfo  Chori. 

J-ttnnts  Donne 
Sat.  Thcol.  Profejs. 

Pojl  Variafludiat  quibus  ab  annis  tenerrimis  fideliter,  nee 
infceliciter  incubuitfinjlinc~tu  &  impulju  Spiritus  SanSli^mo- 
nitu&hortatu  Regis  jfacobi,  Anno  fui  fefu  1614.  &  jua 
titatis  42.  Decanatu  hujus  Ecclefia  indutus  zi.NoV.  i6zi, 
Exutus  morte  ultimo  die  Martii  Anno  163 1» 
Hie  licet  in  occiduo  cinere 

Afpicit  eum 
Cujus  mmeneft  Oriens] 


R  2  Super 


**"••*, 


H 


Inter  Chorum  er  alum  Jufimlem 


tie  JB.ZAVXIcor; 


l^pPA  V  LS  Cathedral!.  ^ 


Super  Tumulum  jfobannis  Coleti ;  S-  Theologian 
profefloris,  in  praefata  ala. 


HIC  SITUS  ESTD,  Jo.  Coletus,  hujus  Ecclefi*  Decanus,  tbeo- 
lo^us  injisn'is  Ml ad  exemplum  S.  Pauli  femper  egit  gratuitum  Evan- 
gclicts  doiliinx praconem,  ac  fyncera  doSlrin&  perpetua  vit£  fynceritate 
rejpondit.  Scbolam  Paulinam  fuo  fumptu  Jolus  &  mjiituit,  &  annuo 
reditu  dotal) it :  Genus  bonejlifjimum  Cbrijii  doibus  cobonejiaVit;  pr#- 
cipuejob  letatemi.  atac  pudicitia  :  nunc  fruitur  Ev angelica  Margarita, 
cu]us  amo/eneglexit  omnia  :i)ixit  An,  53.  adminijiralPit  xvi,  obiit  anno 

Morere  mundo3  ut  vivas  Deol 

vSuper Tabulam,  juxta praedidlum Tumulum,  pendentem? 

In  memonam Vcnerabihs  Viri  Jobannis  Coleti  facr<e- Theologia  Do- 
Bo-is,  ad diVum  Paulum  Decani,  &  Schola  ibidem  Fundatoris  5  Wil- 
belmi  Liliifpnmi  ejufdem  ScboU  Magijiri,  in  gratitudinis  monumentum 
ogdajiicbon. 

Jnclita  Jobannes  Londin£  gloria  gentis, 

Is  tibi  qui  quondam,  Paule,  Decanus  erati 
Qui  lows  maono  rejonab.it  peklore  Chiiftumy 

Voclo  &  inter pres  fidus  Evangelii, 
Qui  mo  es  bominum  multumfermone  diferto 

Formabat  Vita,  fed  probitate  magis. 
Quiquc  Scholam  flruxit  ceLbrem,  coynomine  Jefu, 

Hac  dormitteBus  membra  Coletus  humo. 

Floruit  Jub  Henrico  7.  d^  Henrico  oBaVo  Regibus  • 
obiit  J nno  Domini  MDXIX. 

m 

Difcemoi  i  mundo,  ViVere  difce  Deo, 


Supei 


Inter  C-kortrm  ef  ala-m 
.  Audtraicm,. 


k\\A     'HI       „ 


Saint  T  J  V  US  .Cathedral  §J 

Super  Tumulum  Gulielmi  Hewit  armiger?? 
in  prsefata  ala. 

■ 

Memorise  S„ 

Gulielmi)  Hewit  Armiiero,  Tloberti  Hewit  a  Killamarch,  in  agr$ 
Derbienfi^filio  fecundo genito  :  qui  mortuo  Fratre  natu-ma]oret  patemam 
.credit  h£.reditatemi  pojierifque  tranfmittit.  Nobilem  mercaturam  exer- 
cuit.'Vii^  integer  rimafuit,&  monbusfua'vijfmis:  Bonarum  liter  arum 
jludiapomovit :  Egeno urn  pro'Vejitus iargiter  duxit.  Libtralitate,  Cha.- 
ritate,  injti  nis  -f  nee  major  pietate,  >  IReligionem,  cum  minions  ^ac.is  & 
toluit&  foD  it:  Ita  per  omnia  je  ubique  gejft,  ut  Probitatis.  Comitaiis^ 
Cando  is3lpn)um exemplars  ChrijiumRedemptorem  cogitans%  "Vitam  ante 
mot  tern  ton[ummai}erit,  . 

Filios  gtnxitquatudr,  Jo&nnemy  Salomenem,  Thomamfjuliclmum,  Et 
fihas  duas  Mariam,  Eliz,abetbam.  Annum  LXXVII.  agens,  xii  Jan. 
QlO.D.XCIX.  adpatriam  ccelejiem  eVocatus,  magnum  Jul  dejiderium 
reliquitpofierisy  qui  hoc  pie  ac  mo^r  enter  P  P. 


S  Z  Super 


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Saint  T  A  V  LS  CathedraB. 


■<S— 


Super  Tumulum  Gulielmi  Cokain,  Equitis  aurati* 
in  prarfata  ala. 

,  Gulielmus  CokainusEqites  aurthut,  Cfois  &  Senator  hondinenjtf, 
feptemq\ab  hinc  annis  urfyis  prafeBus :  Jntiqua  Cokainorum  Derbien- 
fium familiaoriundus':  qui  bono  publico  Dixit,  &  damno  publico  decefftt  \ 
<£•  gaudio  publico  Regem  Jacobum ad  decorem  hujus  Domus  Dei  jene- 
fcentis,]am&  corrugate  reftituendum,  folenniter hue  Denientem,  Confu- 
latufuo  magnifice  except :  idcirco  in  Templo  publico,  ad  aterhdm  rei  me~ 
moriam  hie  fittis  eft.  JtDero  &Fam<e  celebritds,  qua  Digit  in  ore  ho- 
minumffi  gfdrialbeatittidinis,  qteam  migrando  adepttu  eft,  '&  fplendor 
foboltsqua/n  nfmerbfam  genuit,  atq^  nobilem  reliquit,  jun&im  ejficiurit 
omnia,  nedicatur  hie  Jitu*  eft. 

Una  cum  ilh  tot  homines  mortui,  quot  in  itto  defuntt*  funt  Dirtutes  ; 
fmulqt&  acies  ingeriii  &  popular  is  eloquii  fuada,&  mo  rum  graDitals, 
&  probitat  T)it<e,  &  candor  mentis,  &  animi  conftantia,  &  prudentU 
fingularis,&  Deri  Senator  is  infigriia  hie  fepulta  funt. 

Jam  tuum  eftt  LeB$r,fielicitatis  ad  culmen  anhelare  per  ifta  Deftigia- 
laudis,&  Denerandiimitatime  exempli  curare,  ne  unquam  jjrtutis  fie 
jemim  intereant,  utdtcatur  hie  fepulta  funt. 

Obiitxx.  Oilob.An.  Dom.  i6i6i 
BtMtatisfutLXVl. 


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Saint  T  AV  LS  Cathedral!. 


Ad  hue  in  eadem  ala. 

Super  tumulum  Nicbolai  Bacon  Equitis  aurati ,  Re- 

ginse  Eliz>abeth&  magni  Anglic 

vyigilli  Cuftodis. 

Hie  Nicolaum  ne  Baconem  conditum  exiftima  ilium ,  tarn  dm  Bri- 
annici  regni  fecundum  co lumen  ;  exitium  mails,  Bonis  ajylum,  cceca 
quern  non  extulit  ad  hunc  bonorem  fors ;  fed  Equitas,  Fides,  Doflri- 
na,  Pietas,  unica&  prudential  Neu  morte  raptum  crede  :  Qui  unica 
brel)i,'vitaperenru  emerit  duas}  agit  "Vitam  fecundum  coelites  inter  ani- 
mas. 

Varna  implet  o  hem,  Vita  qu£  iUi    tertia  eft.  Hac  pojttum  inAra  eft 
corpus ,  olim  ammi  domus,Jra  dicata  fempiterna  memoria. 


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Saint  TAVLS  Cathedral!. 


7? 


Super  Tumulum  marmoreum  (proftratnm)  lohamis  King  Lond.Epifcopi,  in  prefata  ala.  1 

RESURgAM. 

Super  Tabulam  penfilem  juxta  prxfarum  Tumulum. 
Iohannis  lying  Epifcopi  Londinenfis,  quicqmdmertale  eft  in  hoc  pulvrre  component. 


Htc  jacct,  nifi  quit  calumnietur, 
Mendax  Tranfttberinus  Ambulator, 
Transferri  cineresjfidemq;  Romam. 
Et  migrate  feme/,  fimulq;  utrumq; 
*Pr<tful  Cut  ho  hem,  ftd  Orthodoxw. 
Non  partis  ftndiofm,  evagari 
Per  divortia  multa  opinionum, 
Aut  [eft  at  didicit  novas  creare  : 
Quod  ft  quifuerint  not*  prior  is, 
Quos  vulgus  facit  &  colit  Magiftrost 
His  tanta  levitate  non  adhafit> 
Ut  per  ton  a  fide  mag  is  placer  et : 
Magna  nomina,fed  minora  femper 
Ifthac  omnia,  veritate  duxit, 
Tantum  nonfuit  ille  de  Locuftu\ 
Aut  raps  monachis, pUffy  mquam, 
Urbem  qui gravidare  fepticoUem  : 
J§>.«  circum  Capitolium  (Irepentes 
Romanum*  velut  A^feresfonori, 
(fygneas  t  enter  are  cantil.nas 
Audent,  per  moduLimen  in  fleet  nm. 
Et  pro  vocibus  ultimo  Oleris, 
fimmendare  [uat,&  Anftrinas^ 
Sed,  quod  nee  Calami,  ncc  or  a  centum  : 
Nee  perjuria  mtlle  de  Dttaco ; 
Nee  Satan  decuman  us  ille  mendax, 
Nee  tandem  Legio  D'.abolorum, 
Extorquere  fuis  ftrophis  valebant  : 
Jlxus  fi  'Dens  eft,  Fides  &  una. 
Huic  uni  tmmortens,  &  Anglican*. 
Qyod  fiquis  Logodadalus  profamu, 
Aut  fatna  plagtaritu  fcehftut, 
Quicquam  Sacril  oo  reponat  ore  : 
Si  vafer  Fidei  McfcciaftS' 
'Qui  vutt  de  fimt/a  "Deum  creare, 
Et  Ckrifium  jubet  tnnatare  vino  : 
Etfic  Hereticos  &  Orthodoxos 
Confundit,  facit  utq;  fymboliz,ent 
'Plus  quam  Pjthagora  MtltiA.^yajei, 
Seduttum  crepat  hunc  Apoftaffe  : 
Tarn  ventofa  Fides  videtur  Hits ; 
Tarn  ventofus  rfr  ille  Chriftianus  ; 
lit  poft  tot,  docilis  fenex,  ariftas, 
Acccjftjfe  putctur  imparatus, 
jnfanfq;  ad  document  a  Lejfiana. 
Nonplures  libet,  Arbitros  citare 
Quam  confeire  fuum :  quod  apprtcarer 
Jeftem,  Carnifeemq;  judicemq; 
J  Hi,  quifquis  er  at  facer  Poet  a  • 
An  plus  erediderit  fu<t  Legenda, 
Quam  vulgipius  ille  fa fc mat or , 
Autorplumbem  Aurea  Legend*. 
Quin  ft  jurat  idem, fat  impudent  er 
Lingua  pejerat ;  aut  quid  inde  Mentem 
Injur  at  hs  habet ;  Scioq^  habebit. 
Tufi  eredideris  ftcHt  Viator\ 
Nugis9  impliciti  neceffltate 
Ajftnfut,  btbulam  fidem  rec  Iff  dens, 


U 


S«  quit  Seraphicttspropinet  Autor  ; 
Veternum  excuitat :  &  abfq;  tandem 
Sufceptore,tuum  pares  Adult  us 
Examen,  tibi  teq;  cognitorem 
Ponas,  &  fapias  monente  Amico. 
Sin  ft s  credulitatis  ebftinate, 
Conclamatus  es  :  I  licet.  'Deincips 
Teftttltumjubeolibenterejfe. 

In  diem  Obitus. 

Quern  TldXx  Ttomini  fecerat  facrum  Diem, 
Et  mors  coronis  mtegri  certaminis  : 
Hunc  aque  Amicum  Numen  tndulftt  diem. 
Defiderando,  quod  pr ope  hie,  Capiti  jaceti 
Quofolveretur  vita  vi  talis  par  urn, 
Dolorum  utrumq;  dixeris  reBc  virum  ; 
HicSaxeami  Ille  Lijrneam  fenfit  crucem, 
Hie  intpts,  Ille  bajulans  extra  fuam  .- 
Dolorum,  utriq;  Lux  pofuit  una  &  modum. 
Quin  ipfa  Lux  hac  mafculum  robur  dedit, 
Ut  nil  tremendum  Mortis,  incut eret  metus, 
Sed  Pafcha  verum,  Tranfitus  pot  ins  foret, 
tAZternitati  prodromus.  Marmor  loquax 
Spirat  RESURGAM,  Myfiicis  candes  Notts 
1>{ec  ipfe  Sadductus  apparet  Lapis: 
Conditq-  tantum,  non  premit  corpus  J  grave 
Spes  ifta  ftsperat  pondus ,&  fummum  pit  it  ; 
l^ec  detinebit  mole  Depofttum  fua ; 
Sedfponte  ruptus  Exitum  tandem  dabit, 
Cum  Tridaanum  dormierit.  Ipfius  tubt 
Hanc,  Chriflus  olimy  Tenia  Lucis  rr.oram. 
(.Nee  miile  Stela  Triduum excedunt  Dei~) 
Sic  totademum.  junfta  Primitiis,  Seges 
Egerminabit.  Htc  via  ad  Patriam,  Mori. 
Calcata  mors  eft,  fur get  ad  Patrtam  vigil. 
Hancfpem  fov/bat  Illeiquodfculptu  hie  legis, 
Sed  corde  fixum  fuerat,  &  Ccclo  ratum . 

Anagr.  Nominis,  &  Chronogr.  e/£catis 
62.  currentis. 
Joannes  Kingus  Pralattts. 
En  apertus  Jonas  Angltkus. 

Chronogramma  Anno  Domini 

1  6  2  1. 

ECCe  CVpio  DIffoLVI  aC 

ChrlftoaTtgl^tlnarl 

'Philip.  1.  2,  3. 

Pauli  hoc  diffolvty  repeti  non  dejiit,  ante 

Qvam,  qua  protulerat,  Lingua  folut  a  fuit. 

Epiraphium. 

Non  hie Pyr amide s;nonfculptaPanegyr is  ambit 

Hos  cineres  •  lapidum  nee  pretiofa-ftrues. 
Qvod  frugale  magis,tibi  te  committimus  uni: 

Si  jaceas  aliter,  vilior  umbra  fores. 
Nam  tibi  qui  Jimilis  vivit,  moriturq;Sepulcr» 
Ille  fib  ivivax,  <*r  Rbi  Marmor  erit. 

StqVtntVr  qVlnonDFMpraCeffere. 

Adjivic 


In  AulfraJjL  aia. 

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■  "4Ur  Jertt. 


Saint  T  A  V  LS  Cathedral!.  7V 


Adhuc  in  eadem  ala  Auftrali,  ex  adverfo  Chori.     . 

Super  Tumulum  Thorns  Okeford. 

Of  your  charity  fray  for  thejoul  of  Thomas  Okeford^ 
fometime  Vicar  of  this  (Zlourch,  who  deceafed  the  xivxhm  day 
o/Auguft  MCCCCCVHl.  on  wbofejoul  fefm  have 
mercy  9  Amen. 

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Super  Tumulum  Gulielmi  Ry  thin. 

tJicjacet  dominus  Willielmus  Rythyn,  quondam  3fc- 
tior  Ecclejite  &  Fidis9  minoris  Canonici,  ac  Elemofynar'ii 
Ixclefirt  S.  cPaHfi9  qui  obiit  xixr  die  Aprilis  anno  Domini, 
MCCCC.  cujui  anim*e propitietur  %)eus.  Amen, 

Super  Tumulum  Ricardi  Lichfeld. 

Orate  fro  animt  Adagijlri  Ricardi  Lichfeld,  nuperC  fa 
nonict  %efidentiarii  S.  Tauli  Lond.  Legum  T>oBoris0  Ar- 
chidiaconi  Middlefexite  &  ^Bathoni^  qui;  obiit  xxvii. 
die  men jisFebrumi,  Anno  Domini  MCCCCXCVl.^. 
jus  ariww  propitietur  D  em  9  Amem 


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^Se  oeiuti'poitp*.  -fie -er»t  orl>w  ijwiiir. 


fljwnc  Cjir«ft«.te  pehmitt;  Tftifefere  oue(uit«$*, 
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Saint  TJF  LS  Cathedral!  ^ 


«£uper  Tumulum  Rogeri  Brabazon  in  prcfata  ala. 

Orate  pro  ariima  Domini  Rogeri  Brabazon  de  Odeby,  juris  'C amnio. 
*Dotloris^O' hujus  Ecclefi<e  Cathedrals  Refidentiarii,  qui  obiit  term 
diemenJis'dugujtiyJnni)  Domini  MCCCCXCVlll.  cujus  anim&pfe- 
pitieturDeus.  Nunc  Chrijie  te  petimusx  Mijerere  qu£fumus  :  Qui  Ve- 
nijii  redimere  perditos,  noli  damnare  redemptos. 


Super  Tumulum  Valentin!  Carey,  xh  faepe-di&a  ala.' 

Hicjacet  Valentinus  Carey  facra  Theologi£  DoBor,  olim  Dec  anus 
hujus  Ecclefi£  j  qui  obiit  Epijcopus  Exon  :  Cujus  Monumentum  ibidem 
ereffum  patet.  1616, 


Super  Tumulum  Magiftri  VVillielmi  Worfley,  Legum    i 
Doftoris,  in  eadem  ala. 

,.  Orate  pro  anima  Magifiri  WiUielmtWorjley^egum  DoBoris,  Decant 
iflius  Ecclefa  SanSii  Pauli  London,  dumvixit  •  qui  obiit  quarto -decimo 
die  men/is  Jugujii^nno  Domini  Milefimo  quadringintejimo  nonoge/imo 
riono :  cujus  anirh£  p, ropitietitr  Deus3Jmen. 


Vermibus  hie  ponor  t&  jic  ojtendere  conorj 

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Hie  Veluti  potior,  fie  erit  or  bis  botftr. 

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Saint  TJFL'S  Cathedral!.  7o 


Super  alium  tumulum  in 
praeditta  ala. 

T.I Tcjacetputridum  corpus  Magiflri  Iohannis  New 
court,  T)ecretorum  cDotloris  9  dum  vixit  Decani  Ec- 
tie  fie  Collegiate  de  Auhgland^  &  Canonici  hujus.ecclejte; 
tjui  obiit  vicejimo  tertio  die  Septembris,  Jt.no  T)omini 
MCCCCLXXXV.«y«j  amine  propitietur  altijfimus, 
Amen. 


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Super  Tabula m  ligneam;juxta  Tumulum  Euftacbii 
deFauconbrigge,  pendentem. 

Euftacbius  de  Fauconbrig^e^  *Regis  fufticiarius ;  und 
atq;  altera  LegationrperfunBus  in  (jallta/fub  foanne  & 
Henrico  tertio  T&gibm ;  Quibus  ab  intimis  confeliis,  & 
Jupremtts  Anglitf  7  bejauranus  f  uit. Toft  cone effion em  Gum 
lielmi  de  SanBa  Maria,  hujus  Ecclefite  Jntifttcis9  eleBus 
eft  in  Epifcopum  Lon din en/em,  anno  verbi  incarnati  liir. 
iZonfecratus  a  TSenedicto  T^ffenfi  Epi/copo^cumjam  ibeffet 
Jrcbtepifcoputtanttiarienfts.Quumq ;  (ediJJetAnwifeptem^ 
menjesjex,  obiit  diem,  pridie  Cai.  i\ovembris0  Jnrto/alu- 

i&MCCXXVIIl.  ; 

Super  aliam  Tabulam  ibidem? 

HenricM  de  Wenghxm,  %egi  Henrico  tertio  ajdcris\  & 
tancellarius  ^fDecanns  deTotenbale,  (3*  S.  Martini  Lon- 
don. Camerarius  Qafconttfivir  {ut  inau.it  Fforthgus')  cu- 
rtails, difcretus  &  tir  cum  j pectus.  Elect  us  anno  Chrifti 
MCCL1X  Wintonienjis  Epi/copus,  confentire  notuit ; 
Tandem,'  po/l  mortem  Fulconts  'BaJJet,  ■ hujus  hecteftte 
Tontificis.  eodem  anno  in  Epifcopum  Londmi  confeGratus 
futtjed  vix  trwus  anms  J  edit. 


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Super  Tumulum  Chriftopherl  #4««*,  ordinis  Garterii  militi^ 

&  fummi  Anglis  Cancellarii. 

Sacrum  Memoriae. 

2).  Chr.  Hattoni,  Gull.  Fil.  Job.  nepotl,  antiquifj'.  Hattonorum  gente  oriandi  \ 
Regia  MajeJlatU  D.  Elizabeth*  exnobilibus  Stipatoribus  L.  vici  ■'  Sacratioris  ea- 
rner* Getter o forum  unius  5  Pratorianorum  militum  Duds:  Regii  procamerarii : 
Sanifioris  conftlti  Senator is-Jummi  Anglia  ac  Oxon.  Acad.  Cancellarii :  Ordinis  no- 
bilifi.  San.  Georgiani  de  Perijcelide  Equitis.  Maximo  Principis  omnlumq-,  bonorum 
mar  ore  {cum  5 1 .'.  annos  Calebs  vixijfet)  20.  Novembris  anno  1 5$  1.  in  adibus  fit  is 
Holburn&ptefatofun&l, 

r  Guil.  Hat  tonus  Eques  auratus,  ejus  (X  fir  fir  e  nep«s,  adopt  tone  films 3  ac  hares 
mxftiflimus,  pietatts  ergo,  Pofuit. 

Ex  altera  partcejufdem  Tumuli. 

Qua  verb, qua  dignatuis virtutibus  (Meros) 
Constituent  monumenta  tui  i  fi  qualia  debet 
'_     Pofteritas,  fi quanta tibiprud«ntia,jujli  ; 

Quantus  atnor,fi  quanta  fuitfacundia  lingual 
Etdecus,  &  pulcbro  veniens  in  cor  pore  virtus ', 
llUcj;  munifca  femper-tibi  copia  dextra: 
Deniq-j  quanta  fuit  magna  t'tbi gratia  quondam 
Principis ',  Equ'e  tuis  qua  cr  ever  at  inclitrafatlis 
Gloria,  tanta  tibiftatuant  CMonumenta  Nepotti, 
Jpfa  iuos  caper  et  vix  tot  a  Britannia  Mams, 

In  tabula  quadam  column^ juxta  hujufmodi  Monumentum,  affix*. 


Stay  and  beboldthe  mirrour  of  a  dead  mitt's  Houfe, 
Wu6fe  lively  perfon  would  have  made  thee  flay  and  wonder : 
t.oo\  and  witball  learn  to  \now  how  to  live.  &  dye  renowned  j 
Fo-r  never  can  clean  life  and  famous  Herfes  [under.  _ 
Hilton  lies  here,  unto  whofe  name  Hugh  Lupus  give 
,  {Lupus  the  SiH:rs  fonne  of  nilliam  Conqerour) 
For  Nigel  his  dear  ferv  ant's  fa\e  worjhip  and  land : 
Lo  there  the  fpring-  Loo\  here  tb:  honour  of  his  Anceflry. 
ft  ben  nature  molded  him  her  thoughts  wire  mojl  on  Mars, 
And  all  the  B'.avens  to  ma^ebim  goodly  wire  agreeing  : 
Thence  was  be  valiant,  adive,  firong,  and  pajfing  comely, 
And  God  did  grace  his  minde  andfpirit  with  gifts  excelling. 
Nature  commends  her  wor\minfb>'p  to  Fortunes  charge, 
Fortune  pre fents  him  to  the  court  and  Qjteen, 
Queen  Eli%  (0  God's  dear  handmayd)  his  mojt  miracle  J 
Now  hearken,  Reader,  raritie  not  heard  or  feen ; 
This  blejjed  Q^een,  mirror  of  all  that  Albion  rul'd, 
&<tve  favour  to  his  faith,  and  precepts  to  bis  bop: fill  time  •' 


Fir/if  trained  bim  in  the  ftately  band  of  Pen/toners, 

Behold  bow  humble  hearts  ma\e  eajie  fteps  to  clime: 

High  carriage,  bone'p life,  H:art  ever  loyall, 

Diligence,  delight  in  duty,  God  doth  reward  : 

So  did  ths  worthy  Queen  in  her  jufl  thoughts  of  him'2 

And  for  her  fafety  ma\e  him  Captain  of  her  Guard. 

Now  doth >fh:  prut:  this  Vine,  and  from  her  facred  breafc 

Leftons  his  life,  ma\es  wife  his  heart  for  her  grea  t  Councells, 

Anifo  Vice-Cbamberhiii,  where  fortein  Princes  eys 

Might  well  admire  her  choyce,  wherein  Jh:  mojl  excells. 

So  fweetly  temp'red  was  his  foul  with  virtuous  balme,    -■ 

Religious,  jujl  to  God,  and  Ctefar  in  each  thing  ; 

That  he  afpired  to  the  high  e fi  Subject's  feat, 

Lord  Chancelour  (meafure  and  conference  of  a  holy  Kjng,')      '  1 

Rob:,  Coller,  Girter,  dead  figures  of  great  Honour, 

A'm;-deeds  with  Faith,  honeflm  word,  France  in  difp:ncc,  . 

The  Poor's  friend,  not  popular  ;  thz  Churches  pillar,  »■?• 

This  Tombefh'.ws  tb'  one ;  the  Hiavens jhrine the  other,  -w 


Francifcus  Florus  ad  memoriara  fieri  Tui  defunfti,  lu&ufq;  fui  folatium,  pofui!.1 

Anno  Domini  1 5  9  3« 


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Saint  T  AV  L'S  Cathedral!. 


Super  Tumulum  Laurentii  Allerthorpe,  olim  unius  Baronum  de  Scac- 
carioj&  Thefaurarii  jinglie^in  Capella  S.  Dunjlanijex 
orientali  parte  al<e  Jluftralis. 

Hie  jacet  Laurentius  Allerthorp, ,  quondam  Thefaurarius  Angliaf,  Canonicus 
&  Stagiarius  iftius  Ecclefiae,  qui  migravit  ex  hoc  feculo  raenfe  Julii  die  xxi.  An- 
no Dom  ini  MCCCCVI. 


Super  eolumpnam  huicfepulchro  proximam,  fie  infcribi.ur, 

Unde  fuperbis  homo  cujus  conceptlo  culpa  * 

Nafci  poena,  labor  vita,  neceflc  mori. 
Vana  falus  hominum,  vanus  labor,  omnia  vana  5 

Inter  vana  nichil  vanius  eft  homine. 
Poft  hominem  vermis,  poft  vermem  fetor  &  horror? 

Sic  in  non  hominem  vcrtitur  omnis  homo. 
Mors  venit  abfq-,  mora,  nefcis  cum  venerit  floras 

Efto  paratus  ei,  cum  venerit  hora  dici. 


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Super  Tumulum  Robert!  BraybrokejLondon.Epiicopi,1 
in  medio  Capellae  beatse  Maristf 

Or  ate  pro  anima  Roberti  Brajbroke,  quondam  Epifcopl  IJllut  Eceleji* ;  cujus 
torpus  hie  tumulatur  :  qui  obiit  vicefimo  feptimo  die  menfis  Augufti,  anno  gratia 
tuMillefimo quadringititefimo  quarto-,cujus  animx  &  omnium fidtlinm  defUnCtorum, 
ftfipitittur  Deus,  AmcntAmea. 


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Saint  *P  AVLS  Cathedral!. 


87 


Adhuc  in  eadem  ala3  Chorum  verfusi 

Ecclejia  quondam  Praful prafentis,  in  anno 
M.  bis  C.  quater  X.jacet  hie  Eogerus  humatus: 
Hu]us  erat  manibus  Domino  locus  ijie  Meatus : 
Chriflejuis  precibus  Deniam  des3  talle  reatus. 

Super  Tabulam  penfilem,  juxta  praefatumTumuIum. 

Hie  requiefcit  in  Vomino  Roger  us  cognomento  Niger  y  quondam  Ca- 
nonicus  hujus  Ecclejia  S.  Pauli ;  ac  deinde  in  Londinenfem  Epifcopa- 
tum  confecratus  anno  falutis  MCCXXVIIl.  vir  in  literatura  profun- 
dus ^oribus  bonejius,  ac  per  omnia  laudabilis  Chrijliana  rehgionis  a- 
matortacdefenforjirenuuf:  Qui,  cumpajioralefuum  ojjicium'vigilanter 
&  jludioferexiffet  annis  XIV.  diemfuum  claufit  extremum  apudmane- 
rium  fuumde  Stebenhetb  III.  Calm  Obtob,  Anno  Cbrijii  MCCXLI. 
regnante  rege  Henrico  tertio. 

Contipit  hit*  diebus,  dumEpifcopus  ijie  Eogerus  inhacEccleJta  ante 
majuf  Altarejiaret  infulatus  ad  celebrandum  divina,  quod  tanta  in  aere 
f afta  eft  nubium  denjitas,  ut  "vix  alter  alterum  difcernere pojfit ;  quam 
confejiim  fequuta  eji  tonitrui  borribilis  concujfio,  cum  tanta  fulminis 
corufcatione  ac  fcetore  intoUerabili,  ut  omnes  qui  aderant  rapide  funiienteSj 
nihil  Verius  quam  mortem  expetlarent :  Solus  Epifcopus  cum  uno  Diaco~ 
no  reman  (it  intrepidas.  Aere  tandem  purgato,  Epifcopus  re(tduum  rei  di- 
"Vina  implevit. 


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Super 


-Saint  T  A  V  LS  Cathedral!. 


Supsr  Tabulam  marmoream  juxta  Tumulum  Gulielmi 
Comitis  Pembr.  in  faepedicta  ala. 

Guil.Herberto  Pembrochia  Comiti,  equiti  aurato,  pranobilis  O'diniS: 
Anghci,  lien)  ico  otlaDo  a  cubiculis  :  Ediva>dofexto  Regi  Equitum  Ma- 
gifiro;  Wallia  Prajidi;  Tumultu  occidentali  cum  Ru(fcllo  &  Grayo 
Ba;onibu?3  paribus  aufpiciis)fumma  rerumPrapojtto  :  Maria  Retina, 
contra  per  due  lies,  ac  expeditione  ad  A 'ugujiam  Veromanduorum  bis  totnts 
excercitus  Duci :  bis  fummo  in  agro  Caletum  "Iimitum  Prafetto  :  Eli~ 
Z,abetb<e  Retina  Officio  um,  feu  magno  Regia  Magiji  o.  Panter  & 
Domina  Anna ^exipttujio  Pan orum  gente  onunda,  foo.i  Katharine 
Regina  (Henrico  ottaVo  Regi^fexto  matrimonio  con}unU&\  ac  Ma-xhionis 
Northamptonu,  prudentiftima  fcemina,  pietatis,  Religionis,  p,obitatist 
emnifq*,  a~vit<&  "virtutis  retinentijfma  fidis  Comitis 3  co^jugi.  Secunda 
con]ugefuperfiite,  Georqjo  Salopia  Comite  gemta}  injtgni  prater  anti- 
quum Nobihtatis  decus^irtutefoemina. 

ff Henrico  Pemb-ochia  Comite.  a?     •  Lf  "■ 

Liberis  reli-\EdVardo  Equite aurato  ObiitV  .\AnJ>   *' 

Bis exprimaXDomina  Anna  Ba.oni  Talbot  J  SalutisS       Si 569 

Miupta 

He nr.  F.  ac  Comes  TT.  Ckarijf.Jibi  acfuis  5P. 


A  a  Super 


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Saint  T  AV  LS  Cathedrall.  9i 


Super  Tabulam  penfilem3  juxta  Tumulum  Johannis  Gandx- 
Venfist  Lancaftriae  Ducis. 


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Hie  in  Domino  ebdormivit  Joannes  Gandave»Jisi  vulgb  de  Gaunt,  a  Gandav 
Flandrix  urbe  loco  natali  ita  denominate  ;  Edwardi  tertii  Regis  Anglic  filius  * 
a  patre  C  omit  is  RicbmondU  titulo  ordinatus.  Tres  fibi  uxores  in  matrimonio 
duxit ;  primam  Blancheam,  filiam  ejr  htredem  Henrici  Ducis  Lancaftri<e,  per 
quam  amplijfimam  adiit  h&redttatem.  Necfolum  Dux  Lancafiri<e,  fed  etiam  Lei- 
ceftru,  LincolniA  &  DerbU  Comes  effecJus ;  e  c n jus  fobole  Imferatores,  Regis, 
Principes,  &  Proceres  fropagati  funt  plurimi.  Alteram  habuit  uxor  em  Cpnftan- 
tiam  {qu*  hie  contumulatur)  filiam  &  h&redem  Petri  regis  Cafti/li*  &  Legionis  * 
cajus  jure  Optimo  titulo  Regis  CafiilliA  &  Legionis  ufus  efi.  H&c  unitam  illi  pepe- 
rit filiam  Catbarinam,  ex  qua  ab  Henrico,  Reges  Hifpanufunt  propagati.  Tertiam 
vero  uxor  em  duxit  Catbarinam  ,  ex  t que  fir  i  fdmilia,  &  eximia  pulchrititdine 
foeminam\  ex  qua  numerofam  fufcepit  prolem,  unde  genus  ex  mat  re  duxit  Hen- 
riettas feptimus  Rex  Anglia  pruaentifiimus  5  eujus  fcellclffimo  conjugio  cum  E- 
lizabciba,  Edrvardi  quarti  Regis  filia3  e  fiirpe  Eboraeenfi,  RegU  tile  Lanca- 
firienfium  &  Eboracenfium  familu  a  ad  exeptatifjimam  Cdnglix  facem  coa- 
luerunt. 

IlluJlriJJimm  hie  Princeps  Johannes  cognomentt  Plant  aginet,  Rex  CafiillU  & 
Legionis  t  Dux  LancafirU,  Comes  RichmondU,  Lehefiri*,  LineolnU  &  Dcrbie,  , 
locum  tenens  Aquitania,  magnus  Senefchallus  AnglU}  tbjit  anno  xxii.  regni  regis 
Ricardi  fecundi,  Annoq;  Domini MCCCXCIX. 


Azz  i„ 


Saint  T  AV  LS  Cathedral!, 


In  ala  Borealt,  Choro  oppojita. 

Super  Tabulam penfilem  juxta  Sepu'chrum  Regis Sebtji'. 

ffic  jacet  Sebba  Rex  orient  alium  Saxonum^qui  converfus  fait  adfidem  per  Erken- 
tsaldum  Londenenfem  Ep?fi;opum,anno  Chrifti  DCLXXVII.  vir  multiim  Deo  de- 
i/otusy  affibus  Religiofis,  crebris  precibus^  &  piis  elemofynarum  frucitbus  plurimum 
intentus ;  wit  am  privatum  &  Monajiicam  cunCtis  Regni  divitiis  &  honor ibus  pra- 
fetens:  Qui  cum  regnkjjet  annos  xxx.  habitum  Religiofum  accept,  per  benedicli- 
onetn  Waltheri  Lendimnfis  Antijlitis,  qui  prafato  ErkenwaldofucceJJit ;  Be  quo  Ve- 
nerabilis  Bed  a  in  hiflcriagentis  Angiorum. 


Super  Confimilem  Tabulam,  juxta  Tumulum  Ethelredi  Regis,  ibidem. 

Hicjacet  Ethelredus  Anglorum  Rex ,  filius  Edgari  Regis;  cut  in  die  eonfecra* 
tionis  hic,foJlimpofitam  Corenam^fertur  S.  Dunfianus  ^irchiepifcopus  din  pr<c- 
dixiffe,  hiis  verbis-,  Quoniam  ijpirajli  ad  Regnum  per  mortem  fratris  tuii  in  cttjus 
f anguine  confpiraverunt  <&Angli,cum  ignomintofa  matre  tua,  non  dtfeiet  gladitts 
de  dome  tua,feviens  in  te  omnibus  dtebus  vit*  tu/e,  inter ficiens  de  jemine  too  quo- 
ufq-,  Re^num  tuum  tranfferatur  in  Regnum  alienum,  cujus  ritum  &  U»guamGens) 
cui  prdtfides,  non  novit,  ncc  expiabitur  nifi  longa  vindicla  peccalum  titunt,  &  pec- 
cat  urn  matris  tu<e ,  r-rpeccatum  vir  or  urn  qui  tnterfuere  confilto  illius  nequam  :  Qua 
Jicut  a  vir o  [and o  frxdi£la,evenerunti,  Nam  Ethelredus  variis  prxliis,  per  Sx- 
anum  Danorurn  Regem,filiumq;fttum  Canutum  fatigatus  ejr  fugatus,  ac  tandem 
Londini  aril  a  obfidione  conclufis  ,mijere  diem  obiit  anno  Dominic*  Incarnation^ 
Mxvii  poftquam  annis  xxxvi.  in  Magna  tribulatione  regnajfet. 


Super  Tumulum  Fulconis  Lovcll,  in  prxfiita  aU. 
Hie  jacct  Magifter  Fulco  Lovel,  quondam  Archidiaconus  Colceftriar; 


Vos  qai  tranfitis  pro  me  rogicare  velitis.1 


*  §  Super 


—  u- 


MJcmumerLtixm  Septexi.tr  lonali 


Saint  T  A  V  LS  Cathedral!.  -    |£ 

Super  Tumulum  Jobannis  Mafon.  Equitis   aurati  in 

fa^pedi<5ta  ala. 

Si  quis  erat  prudens  unquam3fidufq\  Senator  3 

Si" quis  erat  Patrig  charus,  amanfq;  fua3 
Si  quis  ad  externa*  Legatu*  idoneusoras, 

Si  cuijfujiitia  cur  a  boniq}fuit3 
Js  Mafonus  eratx  (it  tota  Britannia  tejiis ,' 

Teflis  amor  procerum,  (It  PophliqifaVor, 
Tempore  quinqjfuo  regnantes  or  dine  tidit ; 

Horuma  Conjiliis  quatuor}  ille  fuit, 
Tres & fex  decies  Vixit,  nonamplius3  anno s 3 

Hie  tegitur  corpus  3Spiritus  ajira  tenet. 
Hum Tumulum  con]ux  pofuit  dileffa  marito, 

Quemofi  Tiro  pojuit  dejlinat  ipfa  phi. 
Trifle  nepos  carmen,  quern  fecit  adoptio  nktum, 

Turn  Patris  infcripjtt,  tumpatrui  Tumulo. 

Obiit  Annoj  156& 


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B  b  *  Super 


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Saint  T  A  V  LS  Cathedrall.  ~~gj 


Super  TumuIumGulielmi  Au<* 

teei  .Leguni  Doctoris.,  In  oxa:fata  ala«r 

Gulielmo  Aubr*eo0  clara  familia  in'Breconu  or  to  ;  LI 
in  Oxonia  Voflori ,  ac  %egio  Trofejjori  Achiepifcopi 
fantuarunfis  caufarum  Auditor*  ^&  Vicar io in  Spirituals 
busgenerali'.  JLxercitus  ^ggii,  adS.Quintinum,  fupre- 
mo  furidico.  In  limitaneum  Walline-  concilium  adfcito  • 
Cancellar'ae  Magiftro ,  &  %egina  Elizabeth*  afuppli- 
cum  Libellis.  Viro  exquifita  eruditione0  fingulari  pruden- 
tia  &  moribus  fmvifsimis  :  cjui  tribmfiliis  &Jexfilia~ 
bus  Wifafforda  uxore Jufceptis^tervam  in  Qhrifto  vitam 
expectant,,  animam  deo.  xxiii°  fulii'l  ifpfe  gtaiisju*  66 
placide  reddidit. 

Optimo patri,  Edwardm  &  Thomas,  Milites  * 
Ac  fohannes  Armtger,  flii  moeflifsimi 

Tofuerunt.  \ 


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Super 


y»»iniii^iu n'n'iihiiimiiniii ii  .niin.-irnini  'Himivi 


III  I     li   hi  ii    In 


Saint  T  AV  LS  Cathedral!.  ?      Jp 


Super  Tabulam  ligneam  in  predifta  ala» 

Virtuti  &  Honori  Sacrttm. 

« 
Francifcus  WalfingbamHijortm  familia  mult  it  feculis  illufiri,  claritatem  generis  ncbtlitate, 
sngenitq-  prejlantibufqi  anwti  detibw  fuperavit.  Tuery  ingenue  domi  educ attu ,  generofis  mo~ 
ribm  atttbufq;  optima  animum  excoluit.  Adolefccns,  peregrmat its  in  extents  Regtones ;  earum 
Jnfiituta  ,  Linguae,  'Politiam,  adcivilcm [cientiam%eiq;  publics:  tsftfla  didic't.  Jitvcriis, 
extlium,  Maria  regnante,fubiitvoluntariumtReligioms  ergo.  Serenifstma  Regina  E!iz,abetha 
matttra  jam  tttate,  Or ater  fuit  apud Galium,  turbulevtifsimo  tempore,  etnnis  complurtbtiSe 
Rurfttm  bis  in  Galliam,  fcmclin  Scotiam,  femel  in  Belgiam  ,  fuper  graviJJ'mis  Frir.apU  mgo- 
tiis  Legations  funEius  cjl ;  eiq;  annis  fedecim  ab  intimis  conciliis  &  fccrctisfuit,  ac  trlennium 
Cancellar-.us  Ducat  us  Lancas~lri&  :  Qttibvuinmuncribus,  tantu  cum  yrudentia,  abftiaentij, 
tnunifcentia,  moderations,  pietateytnduftria\  &  follicitudine  verfatns  efi  ,  ut  a  mult  is  peri- 
cults  fticriam  libcrarit,  fervarit  Rem-publcam,  conformarit  pacem,  juvare  cnnttos  Jluderit? 
imprimis  quos  Dottrinaaut  Bellica  virtus  commendarit  ;\eiv[um  deniq;  ncglexent,  quo  pro~ 
dejfet  aliis,  eofq;   •valctudinis  ey  facultxtumfuarum  difpey:dio  fublevaret. 

In  matrimonio  habuit  UEliffimtimfamindmZJrfulam,  i  ftirpeS.  Barborum  antique  nob i*. 
litatis,  e  qua  unicam  filiam  fufcepit,  Francifcar/t  Vhilippo  Sydneto  pimunt  nttptam,  detnde  bena* 
ratiffimo  fomiti  Effexieh 

Obtit  Aprilis,  6.    1 5po. 

Shall  Honour,  Fame,  and Titles  of  Renown  When  dangers  would  by  enemies  enfue, 

In  clods  of  clay  be  thus  inch  fed  fill  ?  As  well  as  they  themfehes  he  under  flood. 

Rather  will  T,  though  wifer  wits  may  frown  Lanch  forth  ye  rJMufes  into  fir  earns  of  fraifet 

.    For  to  enlarge  his  fame  extend  my  skill.  Sing  and  found  forth  praife-worthy  harmony-, 

Right  gentle  Reader ',  be  it  known  to  thee  In  England  death  cut  off  his  diftnal  days, 

A  famous  Knight  doth  here  interred  lye,  Not  wrong 'a  by  death,  but  by  falfe  trexchery: 

Noble  by  birth,  renown  d  for  follicle,  Grudge  net  at  this  unverfecl  Epitaph, 

Confoundiugfoesjvcl>  wrought  our  jcopardie.  Herein  I  have  exprefl  my  fimple  skill. 

In  Foreign  Coutreys  their  intents  he  knew,  As  thejirfl  fruits  proceedmgfrom  agraffe 

Such  was  his  zeal  to  do  his  Count rey  good,  (Jliake  then  a  better  whoj sever  will. 

Difcequid  cs ^quideris^memor  ejio  qttodmorieris. 

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lpliuty  cvixn  Uprfctpnio  repreieula.iLS'  figuram. 


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Saint  T  AV  LS  Cathedral!. 


'  Adbuc  inpmfata  ah. 

Super  Tumulum  Radulphi  cIeHcngham,caj> kalis  (ohm)  Jufticiarfl 
de  Banco. 

<Per  verfusfatet  hos0  Atiglorum'quod jacet  hicflos ; 

Legum  qui  tut  a  diclavit  vera  Statuta0 

Ex  Hengham  dictus  %ddulphus  vir  benedictus. 


xjtjjShSuper  lapidem  marmo'reum)  in  prafata  ala  Bor^aju 

r  -  fc 

Johannes  Tomkins  Mufiae B  j'ccatatireus,  Organifta  fui  temporis 

cefeberrjrnus;  pol'tquam  Capdl.e  regali,  per  annos  duodcc-m,  huic 

autcm  Fcclrnx  ptr  nov^mdtcem  fetiulp  infcrviiilct,   ad  axleftem 

:  choEumrr:i:ravit,Scptcmbris  27  Anno  Domini,  1638.  /Ecatisfuce  52. 

Cuius  dtiidcriurrrp.arcns  uxor,  hoc  edtatur  Mafm'ore. 


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fttiIe*,&Ji»car£tcf  (eeunfco   Conlijiifittit 
lonqe  cljanlViraiw,  connubii  (t(ti  cohmnetUt 

alteram 5t»(Feriix  aktrcunJfUi'oiit*  bz  &w 
iilwm,  ijcvum  iifccillimcrillo  tempore  torn 
iirfcrtfn^li*  pi-rrtrc>>  omnia  (itt  tuuene 
PrmcipciTmaHaitHbua  Aqrtarenrui;  tn  bnttt 
non  nwlUrumT^TOm  inettmt  u*  PUrUmen' 
Urn  AUtijorrtaic  cMite~plecter«tttr,  vCnno 
Oom    V?8  &•  Pobvn  auttm  e*Aem,-- 

yoitra  airri»ortta+c  fat  Rtajt  bf-nriea 
ouarto  (tttrt  Te&hrrr,       - 

<Sl  pi iu'.v  upl u   Ti-"lA r  Aim  efc 


'■  ^~" -    "•  -    _r_-     ~:  - 


JBVTU^rJ&ilitLS,    In  Sepfett 
frionali  muro,  ex  oppofito 

eniis.JDu^L?  luaxuca&vix  \ 
urope  jEumratim  alfcure, 


Saint  Pi*FZ/«y  Cathedral!.  105 


Adhuc  infsepedicta  ala  'Boreali. 

Super  aliam  Tabulam  ibidem,  juxtaTumuIum  SimonisBur/ey. 

Hie  requiefcit  Simon  Burley  Banerettus}  quinq;  portuum  Prafeffus, 
OrdinisGartem  miles3&Regi  Ricardo  fecundo  confiliarius  lonve charif- 
Jtmus.  Connuho  Jtbi  conjuntlas  habuit  ex  amplijjimis  Familiis  ,  iduas 
uxores ;  alteram  Staffordi&  ,  alteram  Baronis  de  Rods  filiam  :  Verum 
dijficilimo  illo  tempore  3  cum  inter  Jnglia  proceres  omnia  fub  ]uToene 
Principe  fimultatibus  agitarentury  in  tantum  nonnullorum  odium  incur- 
rit ,  ut  Parliamentana  authontate  capite  plefleretur^  Anno  'Domini 
MccclxxxTfiii3*  Pojieri  autem3  eadempojiea  author itate,  fub  Reqe  Henrico 
quarto  funt  rejiituti. 

Si  plura  velis3  Froifardum,  &  Angliae  hi/loriam  confulas. 


Adhuc  mprgfataala* 

Hicjacet  Robertus  Ben  de  Newport- Cranley  in  Comiratu  Surrey 
generofus;  qui  obiit  x°die  menfis  Februarii  anno  Vtrbiincarriati, 
1606.  Cum  ante  annos  triginta,  in  vigore  fcilicet  xtatis  fua^  mortis 
non  immemor ,  fepultura  fibi  locum  in  hac  Ecclefia  a  Decano  & 
Capitulo  impetraverat ;  hanc  noviiTimam  &  ultimam  fuam  Voluhta- 
tern  Elizabetha  Ben,dileda  conjux  cjus>executa  eft. 

Veniet  iterum  qui  me  in  lucem  reponet  dies. 


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lokxrtrii*     JffiuJJj',«£      ArcindLia-coiii    XoTidLiifiiifu', 


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Claras 'lopanni*'  totte-  mo&eramine  $ulUiyr 
(fjDoctrinar  infiqni/  plcnie  fern  libit?  annul, 
$}ut  JLoniinenfi*  tint  fircljic-iacomo*',   ata 
»ei>i»  item  iftims  meritOj  e^  primoribu*,  unity 
pointer  Ijac  urna  compoflruaj  pace  auteliifr: 
«pirvfn»  ab  celum  rebyt;    ft^  pofttjutna  fcirtmf 
J^pminu"  externum  manfit  fibifeima  cuCtys , 
<S&ot*  ea&ertt  (uteun^a  fibv,  Cth  quango  biafrir 
ji^efci^,    certa  uccttamen  por* mcoanita.  morti*. 


Saint  T  AVL'S  Cathedral!.  to* 


Jdhuc  in  eaciem  ala  'BorealL 

Super  Tumulum  Johannis  Mullins,  Archidiaconi  LondinenfisJ 

Clams  Johannes  'bits  moder amine  Mullins , 
DoBrinz  infinnis  flenif^jemlibus  annis  \ 
Q^jti  Londinenfis  fuit  Jrchidiacon,us,  atq', 
Jb'disitemijiius  merito,ex primonbus^unus, 
Mol liter  hat  urna  compoflus, pace  quie fat: 
Spintus  ad  c&lum  rcdnt^fed  pojlhums  Virtus 
Nominis  afernum  man  fit  fidiffima  cujlos'. 
Sors  eadem  fubeunda  tibi^fed  opuando^Vi^ator 
NefciS:  ccrtajicet  tamen  hora  incognita  mortis, 

| Memento  juris  tui]|. 
EccUf.38.jhoc  quoq;  jus  tu- 
22.  mmellejH-jrimibi, 

vttibi  Hodie. 


Super  Tabulam  marmoream,  columpnse  affixam,  ex  AuHraii 

parte  ejufdem  alac.  ^. 

Near  nnto  this  place  lyeth  buried  the  body  of  that  worthy  and  learned  gemlematis 
£'<•  Symon  Bafkervile  K night ,  and  Doctor  in  Phyfick;  who  departed  this  life  the  5th' 
day  of  July >  16^1.  aged  6S. years. 

This  Sr  -'Symon  Baskcrvilc  (  being  of  the  antient  Family  of  the  Basherviles  ir& 
iJerefordpire  )  had  his  education  in  1  arning,  in  Exeter  Colledge,  in  the  Llniver- 
Fity  of  ©)*fO?b,  where  he  had  his  foundation  in the  knowledge  of  the  Arts,  and 
became  (o  eminent  for  his  excellent  parts,  and  quicknefs  in  arguing,  that,  upon 
the  firft  coming  of  K.  James  to  fee  that  ftourifhing  Univerfity,  he  was  chofen, 
as  a  prime  perfon,  to  difpute  before  him  in  the  Philofophy  Act,  which  he  perfor- 
med with  great  applaufe  of  his  Majcftie-,  who  was  not  only  there  as  an  Hearer, 
but  as  an  accurate  Judge  .-  After  this,  he  had  the  honour  to  be  one  of  the  Prodlors 
of  that  Univerfity,  which  gave  him  farther  occafionof  fhewinghimfelf  publickly  5 
and,  having  laid  his  grounds  in  naturall  Philofophy,  he  went  on  happiy  in  the 
ftudy  of  Phyfick,  according  to  the  known  method  of  ubi  dtfinit  Philofophtts^  ibi 
incipit  Medicus.  He  was  made  J3octor  in  his  facukie  by  the  Univerfity,  Knighted 
by  K,  Charles^  famous  for  his  Skill  in  Anatomy.,  and  happy  in  his  pra&ife. 


■In  Capella  S.  Gcorgii^  ex  parte  Boreali  novi  operis. 

Orate  pro animabus.  Johannis  de  Boys  in  Comitatu  Eflexise  armigeri,  Nicholas 
Rikhill  armigeri,  &  Domina:  Ifabclla:  quondam  uxoris  eorum-,  quae  Ifabella  obiic 
xxvi  11.  juliianno  Domini  MCCCCxlin.  quorum  animabus  propitietur  al~ 


tillimus. 


E  c  Supez 


TVMVt'V.i      IGHANNI5     W  O  X,  L  L  T      EQiAVR; 


SaintTJVL'XCathedralL 


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Super  Tumulum  marmoreuni  in  dicta  Capella  diyl 


Georgii. 


D.  O.  M. 


Joannes  Wolleius  eques  auratus,  Regin*  Elizabeth*  d  fecretioribus  Confttfc ' 
Secretarius lingua  Latin* ,Cancellarius  Ordinir  PertJcelidis^Decirina,  Pietate,Fide 
Pr  obit  ate,  Gravitate  clarifsimus.  Obiit  anno,  1 5^5. 


WoRciclarumnomen,  Natufq;  Pater  q\ 
Ambo  Equites.   Natus  Franafcus-,  patre  Joanne  : 
Clarus,  ut  haredem  virtutis,  amori.s,  honoris 
Praflaret,  monument*  fibi  hac,  &  utriq;  parenti 
Conflituit,  generis,  qu-i  nominis,  unions  hares. 
Tarn  citb,  tarn  claros  efi  defeciffe  dolendttm. 
Me  Tater,  lumen  liter  arum  hobile,  fjdtts 
Oxonia,  ex  meritis  Regi»£  accitus  El.z.4, 
Vt  qui  a  Secretis,  cum  fcriberet  ilia  Latin*, 
Atq;  a  confiliis  cum  Gonfultaret  in  Aula, 
Ate];  Perifcelidis  qui  Car.celUrius  ejfet. 
Tantum  ille  ingenio  valuit,  tantum  inflar  in  Wo, 


Non  minus  omnimoda,vhtute  HU  inclita  Ultatef 
T^obilibus  patre  &  Fratre  Uluftriflima.  Moris  • 
Clara  domi  per  fe  ;  fed  £liz,am  afclvit  Eliza,' 
Claricr  ut  fieret  Wolleio  crnata  marito, 
Quo, adnata,  viro1  quo  non  praclarior  alter 
Nu bat  Sgertono,  repetat  fed  mortua  primum, 
Francifcus  tandem, at  a»i»um  c nostrum a: -Aequuva 
m  cjacet  ante  pedes  Sques,  Wuftnfimus,  ilia,    ' 
Uacponi  juflt,  feq;&  trianomina  pon>} 
Sic  voluit,  placuit  fuperis  pia,grata  vofaniaT% 
D'fcite  mertales,memoresfic  efepare„t(i„j. 
Difcite  qui  UgtiiSyficfie  petit  athera  virtu's, 


Sufer  Tumulum  Johannis  Stokcfley,  quondam  hujus  Ecclefin  Ept'fcbpi, 

in  eadem  Capella, 

Hujus  in  obfeuro  Tumuli  interiore  receffu, 
Stokefley  cineres,  ofiaq;  te&a  jacent ; 
Cujus  fama  patens,  vicx  decus,inge»iiq: 

Dexteritas Iccetamen. 

IfteDeo,  Regiq;  fi:o,  populoq;  fideli, 

Viveret  uc  chaius  perpetuo  (tuduir. 
Exterius  fiquidem  potuit  regionibus 


Qui  Latias  luftra\it  opes,  intravk  Hebraeas, 

Hide  &  Gnecorum  p.ilma  parata  ftit 
Artes  quidmemorem  vanas  ad  quas  penetrant, 
Quum  »u«xnr*f«t«  au&us  honors  fuic- 


Virginls  &  Mauis  cultori  certa  fupremum 
Natalem  Marix  fatadedere  diem. 


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Saint  <P  A  V  LS  Cathedral!.  SJ 


Super  Tumuhim  Thorns  Heneage'Equhls  auratyn  Ca- 
pella  gloriofas  Virginis  Marias. 

ThomasJleneage Eques auratusjx aniiquaffeneagiorurafamiliajn  ComitAtu L'w- 
colnienfi  or  fundus ;  Ingenii  ftlendorejnorum  clegantia,  oratienisfacultate,  &  epti- 
7»is  ftttdih  ornatijfimttf,  Camera  Regis,  ihefaur  arias  ,Pr  ocamerarius,Ducatus  Lan- 
caftri* Caneellarius, &  ab  intimis  Conciliis  Elizabeth*  Regime,  cui  privets  & 
Principi,fide  &  fama  Integra  maximis  negotiis  fpec7atusyfumma  cum  gratia  annis 
^Z.injervivit/bic^fecundum  Chrifii  adventuminpace  expedat;  Una  sum  Anna, 
ux8recharijfima,filiaNicholai  Points  Eqttitis  attrati^ex  Joanna  filia  Thorn  £  Ba- 
ronis  Berkley,  fa>mina  IcHiJfima,  fanCfifjimis  moribui,  &  a  teneris  ad  mortem  ufq$ 
Elizabeth <e  Regime,  pradilettafamula  :  Qua  illi  uuicum  fliolum  infantia  prarep- 
tum,  ex  unica  enixafiliam  htredem  Elizabetham^  CWoylo  Fjnch  equiti  attrato  f- 
nitptam. 

Obiit  itle  1 7.  OCfobris  Anno  Domini  1 594.  > 

Praivit  ilia  Novemb.  Anno  Domini  1592. 
Opt'mis  &  Charifftmis  parentibus,  Elizabeth  a  Finch  mteftiffima,  ho:  pofuit. 


Super  Tabulam  penfilemjn  dicta  Capellajn  memoriam  Thorax  ftcLskctvllcEquitis 
aurati,  Auxiliariorum  militum  ab  Elizabecha  Regina  Regi  Francis  in  ficardiam 
wi([orumy ducloris pracipui, & ibi defuntti A0-  D.  1 5 97. 


Thefe  are  the  glories  of  a  worthy  praife, 

Which  (  noble  Baskervile  )  here  now  are  read 
In  honour  of  thy  life,  and  latter  day's, 

To  number  chee  among  the  bleffed  dead. 
A  pure  regard  to  thy  immortall  part, 

A  fpotlefs  mind,  a  body  prone  to  pain, 
A  giving  hand,  and  an  unvanquifht  heart. 

And  all  thefe  virtues  void  of  all  disdain, 
And  all  thefe  virtues,yet  not  fo  unknown, 

But  Netherlands,  Seas,  India's,  Spain  and  France 
Can  witnefs  that  thefe  honours  were  thine  own, 

Which  they  referve  rhy  merit  to  advance, 
That  valour  fnould  not  perifh  void  of  fame , 

Nor  noble  D^eds,  but  leave  a  noble  Name. 


Super  aliam  Tabulam  ligneam  ( magis  Orientem  verftts )  in  memoriam 

Phillippi  Sidncii  Eq.  aur. 

England,  Netherlands,  the  Heavens  and  the  Arts, 

The  Souldiers  and  the  World,  have  made  fix  parts 
Of  noble  Sidney;  for  none  will  fuppofe 
That  afmall  heape  of  ftones  can  Sidney  enclofe. 

His  Bodie  hath  England,  for  fhe  it  bred, 

Netherlands  his  Blood  in  her  defence  (Tied, 

The  Heavens  have  his  Soule,  the  Arts  have  his  Fame , 
.All  Souldiers  the  grief,  the  World  his  good  name. 


$£  Super 


Saint  TJFL'S  Cathedral!.    -    •      ~       Yti 


Adhuc  in  pre? fata  Capella  beatte  Marine. 

Super  Tumulum  Jlexandri  5\£n>W/z^ha}tis  EccleG^ej 
"quondam^  Decani. 

i-Alexandro  Nowello,  Lancaftrienfirfrijca  Nowellorum  gente  oriundo,  Theologia 
Deport,  zy£dis  S.PauliDeeano,  ad  exemplum  hofpitali,  Rob.  Nowelli^cxjus  hie 
cum  litis  mifcentur  cineres,  Fratri,  &  Spurn  qtta  (ibi  jure  teflamentario  cejjerunt,  di- 
ribitori  pientijfimo.  CMariams  temporibtts  propter  Chriflum  exidanti:  Redttcum.  I. 
vera  Religionis ,  contra  Anglia  Papijlas  duobtts  libris  affertori  prima  &  ultima 
quadragefimalu  Concionis  per  an.  30.  P.  M.  continuos  ad  S.Elizabetham  fumma 
libertate  Praconi,  SchoU  LMiddletoniana patrono:  Col,  asEnei  nafi  Oxonii,  ubi  ab 
anno  atatis  i^.annes  13.  (luduit,\^.Jludiops &  200.  libris  annuls  opera  &  impenfis 
fuis ampltati. Prafidi  SchoU  Paulina  plurimOrum  honorum  auBori-.Pietatirfrequen- 
tiffimis  concionibus  &  triplici  Catechifmo  fropagatori: gui  publicum  fe  in  utriufq% 
tiAcademia  &  Ecclefiarum  exterarum  tejlimonium,  atq-,  at  er  nor  urn  principum  Ea- 
voardi  fexti&  Elizabeth  a  judicumprecerttmq;  provocavit.  Pauper urn  (liter  at  o~ 
yum  pracipue )  nutritori.  Afflittorum  morbis  corporis  •vel  animi  confolatori.  .; 
,  Hoc  Sepulchrum,  ob  munificentiam  &  merit  a  erga  Rempubl.  &  optimum  ftxtttm 
Ecclafiafua  ab  eopervigili  adtninijlrata  redditum,  Extcutoresy  0.  D>  S.  UH. 

Pofucrttnt. 
Qtiam  fpeciofa  Veftigia  evangelizantium  pacem. 
Exulqua  amijirfrimavoflore  Novellas, 

Fanore  centeno  repperit  aucta-  reduxi 
'Pa  t  Chrifttts ,  reddit  danti  longavus  honor  es^  * 

Reddenti  aternos  gratia  dantis  hahet: 
Fraco,  Autfor,  Condus,  Chriflo,  colit,  ampliat,  orntt7 

Foce,  libris,  opibus,  Sabbathd,  Templa,  Scbolas; 
Dans,  meditans,  orans,  Chrifli  expiravit  in  tdnis--, 
Sic  oritur,  floret,  demoriturq-,  Deo. 

Scdit  B.%jP-&  Ecclefia  P.  t_flf.  4  2,  Nonagenariiis,  cum  nee  ar.lmi,  ntc -.corporis 
oatlicaligarent.Obi'.i  anr.oDom.  1601.  Fcbr.  13. 


Super  Columpnam0  ex  aujlrali  parte  ejufdem  Ca- 
pell^e  bedtte  Maria?. 
.    V.O.M.S. 

i 
.  Memoriae  viri,  inter  Danos  ocbiliffimi,  Petri  Gildenftiern>  Domini  de  Biftrup? 
Qui  Italia,  Galliis,  Britannia-,  Germania  foeliciter  perluftratis,  Madrid,  in  Hif- 
pania,  dum  percgrinatur,  in  coeleftem  patriam  cmigravit,  Anno  Domini  1656. 
Funus  in  Daniam  deducendum  heic  requiem  invenit,  Virtun  pretium  ftatiJ- 
entcs  Haeredes.  H.  M.  P, 


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SaimP^FZ/ A  Cathedral!. 


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Adhuc  in  Qpella  beat<e  Marine  3  fufer  Tabulam 

[enfilem. 

Hoc  in  loco  requiefcit  in  domino  Erkenwaldus,  certius.,  poft  An~ 

gkuSaxonum  in  Britannia  ingreflum,  Epifcopus  Londinenfis,  cujus 

in  Epifcopatu  &  ante  Epifcopatum  vita  &  converfatiofuitfanctif- 

maj  exnobiliprofapiaoriundus:  OffaeOrientaliumSaxonum  Re, 

gis ,  erat  Alius,  ad  {idem  Chriftianam  a  Mellito  primo  Londinenft 

Epifcopo  anno  Domini  DCXLI I  converfus-  Is,priufquam  Epifcopus 

fci&us  eflet,  duo  praeclara  conftruxit  Monafteria,  fumptibus  fuis,  de 

bonis  quae  jure  haereditario  fibi  obvenerunt  5  unum  fibi  in  firubiis 

Auftralium  Saxonum,  loco  qui  Certfey  vocatur ,  Alterum  Edelburgae 

forori  fua:,  freminselaudatiflima?,  ad  Tier  eking  in  ditione  ©rientalium 

Saxonum. 

In  Episcopatum  veroanno  falutis  DCLXXV  a  Theodoro  Dorober- 

henfium,  five  Cantuariaj  Archiepifcopo,facratuseft:SebbamOrien« 

talium  Saxonum  Regem,  ad  Chrifti  fidem  convertit?  6c  falutari 

Baptifmatis  unda,  fuis  manibus  perfudit ;  qui  ftatim  mundo  renun- 

cians,  fetdtum  Deo  addixitj  &in  hacipfa  Ecclefia,  archamarmo- 

rea  (quae  ad  noftra  ufq.  tempora  permanet)  fepultus  eft.  Idem  Er^ 

conwaldus  celeberrimum  hoc  S  .Pauli  Templum,  novis  edificiis  auxit, 

proventibus  locupletavit,  &  eidem  immunitates  nonnullas  a  Rcgibus 

impetravit:  Tandem,  circitcr  annum  Domini  DCLXXXV.  fpiritum 

Deo  reddidit,  poftquam  annis  undecim  in  Pontificatu  fediffet,  & 

magnifico  fepukhro  hie  condituseft,  quod  noftra  memoria,  circiter 

annum  Domini  MDXXXU.  hoc  loco  vifebatur* 


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H  A  ving  now  done  with  the  main  fabrick  of  this  fom?time  *;!»]%&] 
glorious  Cathedrall,  I  come  to  that  famous  Vault;  ficuice  SSJ^JSj 
under  part  of  the  Quire,  and  the  ftruclure  Eaftward  there-  of  p**('- 
of;  wherein  are  three  ranks  of  large  and  maffie  Pillars,  as  theGrourid- 
j>lot,and  inward  profpe&thereot,  on  the  laft  pages  exhibited,  do 
ihew. 

This,  being  a  parifli  Church,  dedicated  to  the  honour  of  Saint 
Faith  the  Virgin,  was  heretofore  called  Ecclefia  S.  Fidii,  in  Cryptis 
(or  in  the  CtOUtlC0,  according  to  the  vulgar  expreffion  '•)  But  thereof, 
fartherthan  the  Ornaments  anciently  belonging  to  it,  which  in  my 
Appendix*  are  mentioned,  I  have  no  more  to  take  notice,  than  the  *."  lj- 
Chantries  and  MonumentaU Inscriptions. 

Of  thefe  Chantriesjhe  firft  was  founded a  in  25  E.  i,.  by  the  Dean  *£%i 
and  Chapter  of  Pauls,  upon  their  reception  of  a  fum  of  money  from 
the  Executors  of  William  de  Everdon,  heretofore  Dean  of  that  Church, 
for  two  Chaplains,  to  celebrate  divine  fervice  dayly  at  the  Altar  of 
Saint  Rade^und,  before  which  his  body  lay  interred,  for  the/foul  of 
the  faid  William ;  as  alfofor  the  foul  of  Raph  de  Doun^con  :  the  reve- 
nue of  which,  being  afterward5  deemed  too  little  for  the  fupport  of 
them  both,  they  were  reduced  into  one. 

The  next  was  the  Chantrie  of  J  Ian  de  Hothem  ;  who,  by  his  Te^ 
flament b,  bearing  date  in  25  Et  3.  bequeathed  all  his  lands,  lying  Jt^'wfb. 
within  the  City  oflcmtJOtt,  tofindetwo  Priefts  to  celebrate  for  his*01* 
foul ;  and  for  thefoul  of  his  Parents  and  Benefactors,  and  all  the  faith- 
full  de  ceafed,  at  the  Altar  of  Saint  Sebajiian  the  Martyr,  where  his 
Bodv  was  buried,  each  Prieft  to  receive  for  his  falary  C s.  yearly. 
-  The  third  was  a  Chantry,  founded  c  in  17  H.  7.  for  one  Prie/t  to  c  lh> 
performe  divine  fervice  in  a  certain  Chapell  within  this  Undercroft, 
in  which  the  body  of  William  Say  Doclor  of  Divinity  and  Deane 
of  this  Church  lay  interred,  for  the  foul  of  the  faid  William ;  as  alfo 
for  the  good  eftate  of  Sir  William  Say  Knight,  Henry  Earl  of  €(Tcp 
and  Mary  his  wife,  William  Blount  Lord  Mountjoy  and  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  during  their  lives  in  this  world ;  and  for  their  fouls  after 
their  departures  hence.  And  moreover  for  thefbulsof  Sir  John  Say 
Knight,  and  Elizabeth  his  Wife,  Father  and  Mother  of  the  faid  Sir 
William  Say ;  and  for  the  fouls  of  John  and  Edward,  fons  of  the  faid 
William;  as  alfo  of  Thomas,  Leonard,  A nnef  Elizabeth,  Catherine  and 
'Mary,  children  of  the  faid  Sir  John  and  Elizabeth  :  And  for  the  foul 
of  Robert  Shirbourrte  then  Dzznt  of  this  Cathedrall,  and  the  fouls  of 
all  the  faithfull  deceafed.  There  being  alfo  an  allowance  for  the  keep- 
ing of  the  J nniverfary  of  the  faid  William  Say  on  the  xxmth.  day  of 
November,  for  ever. 

The  fourth  and  laft,  Was  founded d  in  18  H.%.  by  William  Vale,  dcentf.de 
Citizen  and  Cutler  of  lotluott:  who  by  his  Teftament  gave  divers  ftWMr-f,X3  ? 

Hh  J*4efTuagesd 


„8  The  HISTORY  of 


__  — .— ^— — — **-=; —  —  -^ 

MtfTua^es,  for  the  maintenance  of  a  Priefl  to  celebrate  and  pray  for, 
the  foul  of  the  laid  William  Say,  in  the  before  fpecified  Chapell  for 
ever. 


The  oiVfc  "|  'J  E  fides  t  hefe  Chan  tries,  there  were  two  Gilds  within  the  pn> 
tr\  cinctof  this  undercroft,  the  one  of  Saint  Anne  founded  in 
•*-*  Amo  MCCCLXXl.(w  E.  j.)  John  de  Appilby  being  then 
Dean  of  Pauls:  ofwhem  and  the  Chapter,  the  Warden  and  Frater- 
nity tr  creof  obtained  Licenfe  of  ingrefsand  egrefs  into  a  certain  Char 
i  pt  11  here,  at  fitting  hours ;  and  to  have  the  Keys  of  the  lame;  as  al-' 
lb  Liberty  to  bring  in  any  Pictures,  or  Images,  Books,  Chalices,  &c^ 
in  honour  of  Saint  Anne,  for  theornament  of  that  Chapell. 

Ku«  chap  en.  T  he  ot  her  Gild  wa  s  in  that  part  of  the  faid  undercroft  Ea/1  wards; 
which  being  dedicated  to  our  Blc  ff.d  Saviour,  was  called  3!etU0  Cha- 
pell, and  fevered  from  the  Parifh  Church  of  Saint  Faith  '•  and  fo  con- 

J?M  **"•*  tlnut<* " tilJ  after  tne  diffolution  of  the  faid  Gild,  frit.  An.  MDLI. 
but  then  was  layd  open  to  the  Church,  for  the  better  enlargement 

{IV!  Hi'  thereof.  Which  fiid  Gild,  was  founded f  in  37  H.£.  to  the  honour  of 
Jcfia,  and  conlillcd  of  a  Rector,  two  Wardens^and  divers  other  men 
and  women.  / 

In  this  Chapell  was  buried  the  Lady  Margaret  Counted  of 
0l}#ftl3burp,  eldeft  daughter  to  Richard  Beauchamp  Earl  of  aHattoicfe, 
whole  Epitaph,  till  of  later  time,  extant  on  a  pillar  there,  I  have  in- 
ferted  with  the  reft,  which  were  in  this  undercroft: 

Whether  there  hath  heretofore  been  a  Tomb  over  the  grave  of  this 
noble  Lady,  I  cannot  certainly  affirm  :  but  furelam,  that  one  John 
fTWotfapcrfonwboha.J  fon  e fpeciall  relation  to  her)  in  his  Te- 

giytutsq.  33.  foment  %  bearing  date  ult.  OUohrii  an.  1477.  (17  Edw.  4.)  hath  thefe 

words — item,  31  toolle  t^at  ttjere  be  fpenUrD  upon  a  Combe  obrrrm* 
latJie  of  Shrewsbury,  t^ere  a0  Qje  t0  burieD,  afo?e  Jefus,  if  fljerefoje  licenfe 
mapbeljauoft^eDean  ant!  chapter,  c/.  anoifno  Licenfe  can  beljafc, 
tljcn  tbt  faioC/.  to  be  emplopeufyerea0mpne£recuto?0  can  tftnfc  mofi 
fojfljetoelfare  of  mp  foul,  irem  fo?tbe  execution  ano  performing  of  ftHis 
mp  lafl r aillctoele  an&  trulp  to  be  oonea  otfapne  ana  mafce  mpne  ere- 

CUtO20,  mp  S£aim;e@ir  Humfry  Talbot,  ^aittre  Thomas  Vyinterborne 

Deane  of  Pauls,  &c. 

Which  faid  Sir  Humfry  Talbot  (who  was  a  younger  fon  to  tihis 
t\ro*  q.  to.   Countefsj  by  his  Teltament h  dated  18  Feb.  anno  149a.  (8  H.  7.)  thus 

direforh — aub  31  roille,  tbattycrebe  a  ©tone  put  on  t&e  ppller  bpfog 
ttje  grabe  of  mp  laup  mp  mooer,  in  Powiis,  of  &et  portraiture,  ana  of  ty$ 
arme0,  acco?oing  to  n;e  mxilt  of  John  Wcniok. 

1* 


Saint  T  A  V  LS  Cathedral!.  ti$ 


*»« 


In  Ecclejia  S,  Fidis, 
Super  tmnulum  elevatum  in  navi  Ecclefte; 

^As  I  was  foareye, 
felamiefhaUbe, 

That  I  had,  that  I  gave] 

That  I  gave, that  lhavei 
Thus  I  end  all  my  co(r, 
That  I  le/t}  that  I  loft. 


In  Lamine  senea ,  colarnpn*  juxta  prarfatum 

tumulum  affixa. 

William  Lambe,  ft  fometlme  was  my  namel 
Whiles  alive  dydrunne  my  mart  all  race, 
Serving  a  Prince  ofmefi  immor  tall  fame,  J 

Henry  the  eight,  who  of  his  Princely  grace, 
In  his  C  ha  fell  allowed  me  a  plat  e. 

"By  whofe  favour  ifrem  Gentleman  to  Efqulrcl 
J  was  prefer' d  with  worjhip  for  my  hire. 
With  wives  three  I joyned  wedlock  band, 
Which  (all  alive)  true  lovers  were  to  me, 
Joanc,  Alice,  and  Joanc  ;for  fo  they  came  to  handt 
What  needethprayfe  regarding  their  degrees  J 
Jn  wively  truth  none  ftedf aft  more  eould  he, 
Who  though  in  earth  deaths  force  did  once  diffever] 
Haven  yety  /  truft,fhall  joyn  us  all  together, 

O  Lambe  of  Ged,which  fwne  dldfttake  awayi 
And  as  a  Lambe  was  offred  up  for  (inne, 
Where  I  {poor  Lambe )  went  from  thy  flock  aftrayl 
let  thou,good  Lordyvouchfafc  thy  Lambe  to  winnt 
Home  to  thy  folde,  and  holde  thy  Lambe  therein ; 
That  at  the  day,  when  Lambe s  andQoates  jbwfiverl 
Of  thy  choice  Lambes,  Lambe  may  be  one  for  ever. 

J  pray  you  all,  that  receive  Bread  and  Pence, 
To  fay  the  Lord's  prayer  before  ye  go  hence. 


In  Borcali  ala. 

Hear  lyeth  the  bodie  taken  from  lyfe 
Of  Margaret,  Anthony  Kytfon  /  wyf$ 
Whofe  vertues  every  where  werefuch, 
As  his  great  want  bewayleth  much* 
Tin  fair  babes  fhe  brought  to  blys, 
"Ambofth*  eleventh  now  departed  {he ys  i 
She js  gone  before,  he  is  yet  behinde 
Jtndhoopes  in  Heaven  hit  wjfe  tofynd§ 


Hhi  -1       whofe 


uo  The  H  I  S  T  O  R.  Y  of 


— ^ 


Whofe  leekeon  earthe,for  his  degree 
He  never  lookes  alive  tofet. 

Obiit  xxi,  November  itfi. 


Adhuc  in  eadem  ala.* 

'Archilevita  Dei  rabi  Abmt  alme  Johannes^ 

Hue  Dorobernenfis  civis  adefio^  veni. 
Oxonia  Merton  meritos  confeendit  honor  es, 

Verba  Dei  docility  frtdicat  ore,  manu. 
Idnglorum-Regitia  potens,  tibi  Cancellarius,  ijtt 

Piffhit  officio  dignus  &  aptus  homo. 
Sujctpe  terra  tuo,  corf  us  de  c  or  port  Jump  um  ; 

Spirit  its  alt  a  petit)  nil  letijura  nocebunt. 


r . 


Adhuc  in  cadem  ala,  verfus  orientcm. 

','.'. ,....  VI".".  ..acPrebendarii  Prebende  de  Wrotebam  in  Chrifto  Ecclefia 

....  ....  EcclefiaCaihtdrali  de  Lichfeld:  qui  obiit  vicejjimo  oilavo  menfis 

Mali,  anno  Dommi  Milleftmo 

Eece  Sacerdos  eram,  jamfaffus  vile  cadaver, 
Et  cito  pult  is  erit^quxfo memento  mei. 

S.Jlegradam,  qui  me  tens  hie,  &  fnnde precatus, 
Me  3'eus  ut  levet  hinc,  ducat  adujqucpolum. 

'..:\       .'■             '■      • 
L        '        '    «"■■■! .    "     .'      L  '..V.  ■■■.'   J.      •  '      ■     .         -J U-iCL ■.       - 

Adhuc  in  eadem  ala, 

L?e  Thomas  Minde,  Efquier  by  berthei  doth  under  turned  lie, 
Tojhew  that  men  by  natures  law  are  borne  to  lyve  and  dye. 
InSbropfhire^at  thtMynd  towne,  the  tyme  we  hereprefxe 
And  dyed  the  fevententhe  of  ¥cbruaty,  in  Anno  feventiefifcel 
Three/core  andjeaven  yeeres  be  faw  •,  though  bodie  lye  in  tombe, 
JJisfowle  immortal  lives  in  Heaven,  by  Goddes  eternal  dome. 

Natusotfavo  menfis  Julii  1510. 
Obiit  feptimo  Fcbruarii  1 5  76. 


Adhuc  in  prxfata  ala. 

Here  under  *hys  flone  rejlitbeyn  the  mercy  of  God,  the  body  of  Majler  Thomas 
Dockwray,  Notary  -,  late  one  of  the  Proclors  of  the  Arches  5  Cytezen  and  Stacy  oner 
of  London.  And  Anne  hys  wyffe$    whyche  Thomas  deceajed  the  xxiii.  day  of 

June  Anno  MCCCCCLTX.  And the  fay d  Anne  decejjydtbe day  of 

whofe  detbe  hive  yoiilnrwjmbr  aw 

■ 


Sunt  T  A  V  US  'Cathe'drall.  iii 


In  orientali  parte  hujus  Ecdcfia?. 

Here  bftriedys  Elizabeth,  of  honour  worthy  Dante, 

Her  kutband  erft  Lord  Shanaoys  was,  herfonne  hath  now  like  name. 
Her  Father  was  of  Wilton  Lord,  a  Grey  of  pui^ant  fame, 
Here  Brother  left  withttt  behinde,  new  Lord  is  of  the  fame. 

Her  vertuous  lyfe  yet  ft  ill  doth  live,  her  honour  Jh  all  remaine, 

Her  corps,  though  it  be  grownc  to  dujt,  her  Joule  the  heavens  contained 

Qua?  obiit  29.  die  Decembris,  Anno  Domini   1552. 


In  fecunda  ala. 

William  Babbam  and  Ales  Button  hys  wycft 
Anno  Domini  1577. 

See  here  thecerteine  end  of  every  mortalltne, 
Beholde  to  daye  alive,  to  morrow  deade  and  gone  : 
Lyve  well,fo  endlefs  Ijfe,  by  death  ye  Jhall  obtayne, 
Naught  lefe  the  good  by  deathejythe  lyfe  thereby  they  gay  ne] 


Adhuc  in  eadem  ala. 

oj your  char  it  ie  fray  for  the  fouls  of 'Roger  Htmrte,  late  Procurator  of  the  isfr- 
thos,  and  Regifter  ofthepryncipall  Ccwrte  of  th'ammyraltie  ofEr\ghn\and  Joyce 
hys  wyfe  :  whyche  Roger  dyde  thefecondday  of  December,  in  the  year  of  our  Lord 
GodM.  V.  and  LVI1I.  en  whofe  Joule  And  all  chryjtenfoules  fefus  have  mercy. 


'Adhuc  in  prajfata  ala. 

Orate  fro  anima  Alicia  ^pohnfon*,  uxoris  Roberti  Johnfoni,  procurator^  gener 
talis  Curia  Cantuarienfis,&  reverendipatris  EdmUndi  Beneri,  Londonenfis  Epif. 
copi,  Regtflrarit principalis  :  que  obiit  Anno  Domini  1 5  5 6 . 1  6.  Kal.  Mali,  &  au- 
nts reg* Eranci/t,  Neapolis,  Hierufalem,  &  Hibernit^fidei  de- 

fenforum  •,  prtncipum  Hifpdniarum  &  Sicilitt,Archidueum  Auflria,  Ducttm  Medio- 
lani,  Burgmdia  &  BrahAHtii  5  centitUni  Habsburgi,  ElanArU  &  7irolis}  fecundc 

&  tertio. 

■ 

Of  pour  CWte  ptftyfotljefotolpis  of  Robert  johnfon,  late  one  oft&e 
-10?oao?s  of  ttyr  arctjes,  ano  Aiyce  tys  tupf,  tot)o  Ivety  botlje  burieo  unotr 

tt)t0  flOne  ••  toftclj  Robert  ettfJPD  ttji0  Ijtfe  tl)e  xx.  &ap  Of  November  anno  Do- 
mini 1558.  anu  ttie  fain  Afyce  enDplf Inr  We  tyt  xvi. oav  of  April  1555.  sdh 
to^jofe  fttoUcl  ami  alle  c&iflm  fotollte,  our  io?D  ijatoe  metcp. 

ii  id 


Ul 


The  HISTORY  of 


Inauftrali  ala.       nj 

Hie  homo  Catholicm  WWiclmtts  Weft  tumulaUr^ 
Pauli  canonic tts  minor,  Ecclejia,  vocitatur  5 

Quifuerat  Cardinalis,  bonus  atquefidalis 

M.Jexageno  quater  &  C  ter  duopleno, 

Augufti  denoque  die  nut  tile  jereno. 

....  ■. ,     . 


In  cadem  ala. 


•»«—*■ 


VViUklmi  Lyly  fervus  Chriflique  mnifter, 

Hie  locus  eft  illi^fuit  artibus  ipfe  Magifter. 

M.  pomini  Cquater ifemelJL.  ter  &.V.  legefrater 
X.  bis  cum  quinisy  in  Adar  Marcio  eft'bonus  fibi  finis 
Calk  a  facia  via,  jit  eiprecor  alma  Maria. 

.. :,Z  , 

*-  ■—■  ■■■!■'  »  II  I.      II'  .      |H   .  ||  I     l|  I       .. 

.. 

Adhuc  in  cadem  ala. 

Perpetuus  annis  memores  eftote  Johannis' 

Good,  Succentoris  ^Cardrnaltfque  minor  is  ~i-^ 

Canonki3  cu\tu,ope nomen  duke  tfhefu  jus 
Hie  habet,  &  cotitur^per  &  hunc  Elemofynafcitur 
Diftribtti ;  Tutor fuit  & puerifque  •  Minorum 
Collegii  Cuftos,  dum  vixit,  Canonicorum  : 

Hinc  migrat  M.  C.  quater  L .  Xque  Txcembris 8  xternA 
Firgo  Dei  mater,  praftetjibi  regna  fupernai 


Adhuc  in  eadem  ala. 


-  LMarmore  fubtegitm  John  Brewftcr,  &  hie  fepelitMr^  J 
(Quondam  Canomcus  minor \  Ecclefi*  fuit  hujust 
Perfettus  (iquidem,  necnon  Sue  cent  or  ibidem  ; 
Sanffi  ReBer  it  a  Benedict  tunc  apud  Hudam. 
M.C.  quater  pleno,  meritur,  ter  vintque  novtna 
Virginis  &  fefto  S  TecU  mempr  ejle. 

Qui  facts  tiicftamen,  metraperlegejundc  precamenl 
Ut  tibi  falv amen  fit  Salvator  fejus,  K^imen, 


r 


mi      .  ■!   11 


Adhuc  in  eadem  ala. 


Here  lyeth  buried  the  body  of 'Ma'rgaret  Robinfon,  the  "wyf-tf  Chnftophcr  R6- 
binfon,  one  of  the  Proclors  of  the  Arches;  who  deceaffedthefirft  of  May  Anno  1560  ! 
On  whofefoules  and  all  Chryfienfouks^efu  have  mercy. 


& 


S&imTdF  LSC&thedralh  uj 

.»•  ■  - 

In  fupcriori  parte  ejufdem  Ecclcfia?,  orientcra  verfus.' 

Here  lyeth  the  body  of George  Whitgift  Efquier,  one  of  the  natural!  Brothers  of 
John  Whitgift  late  Areh-Bijhop  ^/Canterbury :  which  George  deceafed  the  19. 
day  of  Aprill  Anno  Domini  1 61 1 , 

Super  aliurrij  ibidem. 

Under  this ftone  lye  buried  the  bodies  of  ]ohn  and  Francis  Aftley,  the  fons  of  Sir 
John  Aftley  of  Allington  Caflle ,  in  the  County  o/Kent,  M  after  of  the  Revells,  and 
4  Gentleman  of  the  Privy  Chamber  in  ordinary  to  Charles  the  fir  ft. 

In obitum  immaturum  zpohannu  &  Francifci  Aftley  ,filiorum  Domini  tfohannis 
Aftley  Equit is  aurati :  quorum ',  hie  undec cm ,  alter  duo  deviginti  annos  natus,  ad 
fup er os  mtgravit  2  unique  verb  fub  eodem  marmore  tumulantur. 

Sic  rebar  ,folum  fpes  tanta  invidafata. 

oftendiffeviris,&rapui([efimul. 
Aut  pater  omnipotens,  fjr  qui  dedit  abftulit,  aft  OS 

Viditquippe  Aftris,*fieruitque  fibi. 
Illi  aut  em  humanis  txemptl  rebus,  Olympum 

Nunc  habitant ,  ubi  pax  &  fine  fine  quies. 
Uno  faslices ,  quod  cum  ttnus  venter  utrofquc 

I over at ,  una  nunc  c apt  uTna  duos. 


: 


Super  Tabulam  marmoream,  in  rnuro  orientals 

hujus  Ecclefise,  affixam. 

Here  lieth  buried  thrbody  of Katherine,  third  daughter  of  Edward  Lord  Ncvill,' 
Baron  of  Abergavenny,  wifeofSirSxtyhm  Leflieur  «/Chifwike  in  the  Countie 
o/Middlefex  Knight.  She  was  brought  from  her  faid  Houfe  to  this  Parijh,  in  hope 
to  recover  her  J>odily  health  yhythe  helpe  of  God  and  Phifitians:  but  the  fame  Sod 
knowing,  and  having  ordained  that  which  wasbeft  for  her  pious  fettle,  hath  been 
f  leafed  to  take  her  from  the  mijeries  of this  vaine  world,    and  to  receive  her  foule 
with  his  Saints  in  Heaven.  As  [he  did  prof  efj'e,  in  all  the  time  that/he  lived  in  the 
A  ate  of  a  Ma,ide,  and  of  a  wife ,  to  be  a  tru  e  and  obedient  childe  of  God;   even  fo  fie 
did  behave  her  felf in  her  fi^hiejs,  bearing  her  affiicJion  with  a  true  Chriftian  pa- 
tience ;  much  delighti*£.t*M4dy0r  to  heare  the  word  of  God  read  unto  her,  hoping 
and  trufting  to  befavedby  the  only  merits  andpajfttn  of  our  Saviour  Jefus  Chrift  ; 
and  recommending  her  fpirit  into  the  hands  of  Almighty  God,   fie  exchanged  her 
mortall  lift  for  tbe.inwtor,talytke  4.  of  Auguft  1 63  0. 


e 


•    Super  aliam,  ibidem. 


Wi\\hm^oxt<yfl,  Citizen  and  Stationer  of  London-  and  Treafurer  efchrift's 
Hofpitall,  diedznno  1 593 1  aged  66. years,  andhadiffite one onclyfonne. 

His  nephevt  lohn^oxt^n^E fquier,  Stationer  andfometimes   Alderman  of  this 
City,diea:withouti([ueznno  1612.  aged  55.  years. 

Alfo  Bonham  Norton  0/ Church-Stretton>?'ff  the  County  of  Salop  :  Efquier} 
.  Hi  Stationer 


iz4  TheHlS  TO  RY  of 


Stationer  and fometimes  Alderman  of this  City,  [one}  the  aforefaid  William  J 
died  April  5.  anno  16^. aged'jO. years.  He  had  ijfue  by  Jane,  daughter  of  Tho- 
mas O  vven  S/^er,  «>z<r  0/ the  fudges  of  the  Common  Pleas,  nine  fans  and  four 
daughters :  whereof  three  Jons  were  here  buried-,  Thomas  and  George  unmarried  3 
and  Arthur,  who  married  the  onely  childe  of  George  Norton  of  Abbots  Leigh,  ip 
the  County  o/Somerfet  Efquier  and  having  by  her  ijfue^twofons,  dyed  O&ober  the 
2  8.annO  1635.  aged  iS.ye*rs. 

Jane  Norton,  the  Jaid  widow  of  Bonham  aforefaid t  caufed  this  Monument  to  be 
erected  neer  the  Sepulchers  of  the  deceafed. 


:   ■    .  ■      - 
Super  aliam  Tabulam  ibidem. 

"'■ 
Neer  unto  this  monument,  in  a  vault,  lietb  buried  the  body  of  Robert  Freemani 
Efqttier,  Citizen  and  Lei  her  fetter  of  London ^  who  had  to  wife  Elizabeth,  daugh- 
ter 0/Richard  Ironfide.,  of  London,  Letherfelier  ;  who  lyeth  buried  neer. unto  him: 
Ay  whom  he  had i^ue  four  fons  -,  Rxhard,  Samuell,  John,4^SamueIU  and  thrtt 
daughters*,  Elizabeth,  Sarah,  4»i Rebecca.  Hehadalfotowife,  Joane  the  daugh- 
ter  of  John  Johnfon,  of  $oty,  Gentleman  5  who  furvivedhim.  He  departed  this 
life  on  the  xxvifi.ofDcctmbcT  1 543 .  in  hopes  of  a  bleffed  Refurreciion  5  to  whofc 
r/temen  his  eldeft  fen  arid  heir,  Richard  Freeman,  hath,  at  his  fole  cofis  and  char ~ 
ffcs,fet»P  this  monument-.,  The  vault,  neer  this  place,  with  a  marble  fione  upon  the 
mouth  of  it,  was  made  by  tb,e  appointment* ,  and  at  the  fole  charge  of  the  aforefaid 
Robert  Freeman.  / .  -         w 


re    ■     aj 


Super  aliam. 


petrus  Osburne,  Armiger,  RememoratorXhszaurarii  Scaccarii ;  vir  probus  & 
prudens^obiit  j.  die  ^unii  anno  Domini!  15*2.  Cm  5.  Februarii  1615.  accent 
vidua  ejus,  Anna,  lecfi(Jimaflelmina,  ex  eodem  Petro  mater  2  2 .  liber  or  urn . 

Eoelices  ariires,animaf  cfuibus  incola  Sanctus, 
Reddet  in  occur f um,  vementis  in  *Althere  Chrifti% 


Super  aliam. 


ExuvU  Magifiri  Thorn*  lies,  Notarii  pttblici,  aim*  CurU  Cantnarlenfis,  de 
Archubus London, Procuratornm generalium unius,prope  compenuntur  :"jS>ai  nulla 
{nififenettntis)  morbo  confeblus,  tertiodie  menfts  Febrwii  <i»»o  r>o*>tim  (Jtjh 
jtnglia) animamfuo  Jefu  expiravit. 


Majorum  Cineres  operofo  marmore cingat] 
Fata  celebrantis  cui  nania  rauca  triumphus, 
Et  cui  follicitans  prajica  duktmelos% 

Pegmata  &  illerum  pretiofa  cadaver a  condant] 
Qucs  cavafaxa  vetant  inhumari  gurgite  Lethes, 
Mefua  Sarcophagonomina  utoffafilent. 

Hicfibi  (dum  vixit)  monumentaperenniaflrttxitf 
Infigni  pietate  5  Inopi  fuccurrere  dextra 

Con  ft  ami  fludio  redder  e  culquefuim. 


Saint  <P  A  V  LS  Cathedrall.  U? 

E t  Lapis  officium  tibi  gratum  grate  rependet^ 
Ut  licet  altradies  Lapicidx  abolebit  honor  em 
Vivida  conftituetfama  trophxa  tibi. 

Multis  tile  bonis  flebilis  occidit. 
Johannes  lies,  filius  nattt  minor,  pietat  is  ergo,  poftit. 


EpitapMa,  fuper  Columnas,  in  pra»fata  orientali 
hujus  Ecclcfiaj  parte. 

^eer  before  ttie  3!maoe  of  %\)iU  Ivtty  tt)e  tuojfljipfull  ant?  tight  noble 
latip  Margarere  counted  of  Shrousbery,  late  tuife  of  ttyetrtieano  t>iS0.2i- 

OU0  ftltigtyt  ant)  reOOtOttU  tOetriO?  John  Talbot  (£rle  Of  Shrousbury,  \0\)\t]) 

tJieOinGKnfo^t^erigljtof  t^is  lonO;  ttje  firlt  Oottcftter  auB  one  of  tfyt 
^eire0of  th,erim;t  famous  ana  renotoneo  mwgftt,  Richard  Beauchamp  late 
crle  of  Warwick,  to  tjicij  wo  in  Roan  5  anDof  Dame  Eiyzabeth  $0  toyf? 

ft>  tO^iClj  Eiyzabeth  foaS  DOUpJter  atlt)  l^epre  tO  Thomas  late  10?t)  Berkeley 

ontysuoe-,  anDontiermotJersfioeLaDpLifleanD  Tyes.  ©Ltmci)  Cotm- 
tes  paHtD  fro  ttiis  tuo2lo  tbe  xiiii.  nap  of  Mva,  tlje  pere  of  our  102U 
MccccLxvii.cn  totjoft  loule  j^efu  ljabe  mercp.  amen. 


Here  lyes  the  body  o/James  Truflell,  late  of  this  Pari(h,  Citizen  and  Clothwerker 
pf  London :  whofrfi  took  to  wife  Jane  Hone,  daughter  0/Thomas  Hone  of  Home- 
Church  in  the  County  o/Eflffx  Efquier  -,  and  had  iffue  by  her  three  fens  and  one 
daughter-.andwas  after  married  /^Elizabeth  Gibbs  the  daughter  of 'William  Gibbs; 
and  had  ifue  by  her  three  Jons  and  tree  daughters.  He  departed  the  1 7 .  of  May  1 6  3  6: 


'  Heer  before  this  Pillar  lyeth  buried  the  body  of  David  Clapham  of  London 
Gentleman,  a*>d  one  of  the  Prodi  our  es  of  the  Arches  ;  which  died  the  xiv.  day  ofja- 
lv  1 5  5 1-  °~  &egn*  &egis  Edrvardifexti  Anne  quinto. 


Heer  under  lieth  buried  Mafter  John  Smyth  DoBor  of  Pbyjick,  and  one  of  the 
Jtefidentiarics  to  this  Cathedrall  Church  of  Sent  Pawle  •,  which  dece(fydthe  xxvl.  day 
fif  December-Anno  Domini  MCCCCCXXXIX.on  whofe Joule  fhefu  have  mercy. 


John  Cawood,  Citizen  and  Stationer  of  London,  Printer  to  the  mo(l  renowned 
Queens  Majefty,  Elizabeth  ^  married  three  wives  5  andhadiffue  by  Joane  the  firfi 
xelfeonely,  as  follow  eth,  three  fons,  four  daughters  1  John  his  eldeflfon,  being  Ba- 
chelour  of  Law ',  and  Fellow  in  New  Colledge  /w-Oxenford,  died  1 570.  Mary  mar- 
tied  to  George  Bifchoppe,  Stationery  Ifabell  married  to  Thomas  Woodcock 
Stationer,  Gabracl,  his  fecondfon  bejlowed  this  dutifull  remembrance  of  his  dears 
Parents  1591.  then  Churchwarden:  Sufanna  marriedto  Robert  Bullok.  Barbara 
married  to  Mark  Norton,  Edmund third  fen  died  1 570. 

H e  died  1 .  of  A  prill  1 5  7  2 .  he  being  of  age  then\  5  S. 

Kk  Neer 


u6  TheH  ISTORYof 


liter  to  this  Pillar  lyeth  the  body  of  Richard  Waterfon,  Citizen  and  Stationer 
of  London  \.wbs>  died  the  .tviii.  of  September.  1563.  Simon  Waterfon  his  Jon 
f  I  acid  this  beer  the  1.  of  January  \^99- 


Qua  fide  refurre&ionem  carnis  crediderit  unufquifquis 
in  glonam  refurgat, 

Tpitaphium  \f.  Sacrum,  ejr  more  antique  afcriptum,  STmonis  Waterfoni  (Si- 
ehardtflti  Kiblicpolt  Stationarii  Londmenfts  ;  ctvis  probi,  juxta  ac  honefti;  qui 
his  in  pnefeiluram  fodalitatis  fiia  adfcitus  &  munia  fait c iter  omnia  ejus  ac  hu]us 
parocht^  fundus,  in  plehetunt  Jive -commune  confilium  Civitatis  exinde  eleBus  Amto 
Millefimo  Sexccntefimo  octavo,  Decembrisvicefimo primp  ;  nee  non  anno  fequenti 
duorum  ffojpitaliuvi  prafeclura  decor  atus  &  confignatus :  tota  qua  muni  a  integeri- 
#*}  f  erf  unci  m  fumma  cum  fama  acfde,  ufque  ad  plot  am  feneclutem,  &  numerofatn 
avnornm  Jeriem,ge{fit.  Uxeremttnicam  habuit,  Franfcifcam;  Thorn*  Legati,  in 
a?ro  E/lfixia  Armtgeri.  filiam  •  qu£  illi  decimam  prolem  peperit ;  jcilicet  feptem 
fUa-  <?  tres  filios  -^quorum  fuperftites,  junior,  Joannes  hares  &  Ex  center  t  hocMo- 
numentnm  mar  ens  ac  pie  poftit. 

obiit  AnnofdutisCloDCXXXIV.  Mar.  D.  16.  <s£tatisfua  72. 


Neer  to  this  pillar  lyeth  buried  the  body  of  Francis  Coldoclc,  twice  M after  of  the 
Company  of  Stationers  1  who  departed  this  tife  the  xiii.  day  of  January  1602.  being 
of  the  ag:  o[  threescore  and  twelve  fears  •,  who  married  Alice  the  widdow  of  Richard 
Waterfon,  and  had  ijfuc  by  her  two  daughters,  Joantmarriedto  William  Ponfon- 
by  Stationer;  and  <\nnz,  who  died  young.  The  third,  Alice,  was  the  daughter  of 
Simon  Burton,  Citizen  and  Wax-  chandler  of  London. 


M.   S. 


Hicjitus  eft  Ricardus  Tronfide,  vir  fumma  pruzUntia,  induftria,  vitxque  inte- 
gritatc,  una  cum  duabm  leclijjimis uxoribus  $  quarum pofieriorem.,  morumfuavitate, 

elegant  id  &  amore  conjunctam,  fatofibi  raptam, multo  poft  fequutus  eft: 

Qutbus  hoc  monumentum,  in  opprobrium  mortis,  qua  has  tarn  pia-s  animas  cripuit  a, 
trejdecem  liberis,efuifetpJos pane  quatunt  in  iBarnm  deftderio,  confecravitp,.  I. 
ftlius&  hares.    1627. 


Neer  to  this  Pillar  lyeth  buried  the  body  of  Elizabeth  Freeman,  the  loving  and 
beloved  wife  of  Robert  Freeman  Citizen  and  Leather JeSer  of  London,  eldeft 
daughter  unto  Richard  Ironfide  ;who had iffue  four  fons  and  three  daughers.  and 
departed  this  life  the  laft  of May  1652.  who  lived  In  the  feare  of  Ged)  died  in  the 
Faith  ofChriflfefus,  andreftethheere  in  affured  hope  of  a  glorieus  refurreclion : 
To  whoje  memory  her  ajorejaid  Husband  hath  creeled  this  LMennment  the  twelfth  of 
February  1633.  R.F. 

Beer  quiet  I  lie  in  d.rkc  and  file nt  Toombe 

Till  Chrift  me  call  to  life  from  Earth's  dead  w  00m  be. 

The 


Saint  T  A  V  L>  Cathedrall.  117 


The  Chapter  Houfe. 

THis,  (landing  on  the  South  fide  of  the  Body  of  the  Church 
(guarded  with  a  ftrong  wall,)  was  begun a  to  be  built  in  An.  p 
MCCCXXXIL  (6  £.3.)  the  phce  where  it /lands,  with  the  * 
Cloyfler  then  alfo  ere&ed,  having,  before  that  time,  been  the  Garden 
for  the  Dean  andChapter;whichGarden,togetber  with  the  oldCh  in- 
ter houfe,  fituate  neer  it,  then  ruinous  and  deformed,  were  amgned  b 
by  John  de  Ever  don, Demot  Pauls.znd  the  Canons,for  that  purpofe ; 
and  confirmed  c  by  Stephen  de  GraVefend  then  Bifhop  of  £0110011. 


a  F.x  auioz, 
f  r.is  Dcctl. 
&■  Cgp.  Fc:t. 

tb.'-.p.iuli. 


bflb. 


.  a,  & 


The  Clochier,  or  Bell  Tower ,  which  flood  at  the  Eajl 
end  of  the  Church-yard. 

V  this,  the  firft  mention  that  I  finde,is  d  in  that  Grant  df^f^f^f- 

rt  r  /■  l/f'.A.]  cries  . 

Richard  de  Beaumeis  Bifhop  of  lOttuOtt  (  temp.  H.  I J  con-  firf/D.&cap. 
cerning  the  School;  where  the  habitation  for  the  School-  "• 
mafter  was  affigned  to  be  at  the  corner  thereof;  which,  doutlefs,  is 
the  place  where  the  Schoolmafler  of  Pauls  School  dwelleth  at  this 
day  :  But  I  fuppofe  ttat  it  was  a  thing  of  much  greater  antiquity ;  for 
upon  a  Writ e  of  quo  Warranto,  iflued  out  by  King  Edward  1.  in  the  eS;o97 
XVth.  year  of  his  reign,  to  enquire  touching  fuch  purpreftures,  a^  had 
been  made  by  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Pauls,  it  appearing  that  the 
ground,  lying  Eiflward  from  the  Church,  wherein  at  that  time  they 
had  newly  begun  to  bury,  was  the  King's  foil ;  and  that  the  Citizens 
of£ont)01l  hadfofantient  time  held  a  certain  Court  there,  called   CJj.'*y 
the  Folks  mot;  it  wa3  certified  &,  that  they  ufed  to  Ring  a  B.ll  hang-  f^'^W 
ingin this  Tower,  by  the  found  whereof,  the  people  were  fummo-  g^°'f]'f7' 
ned  to  it. 

•  Which  Tower  had  afterwards  a  large  Spire  of  Timber,  covered 
with  Lead,  built,  Caslguefs)  about  the  beginning  of  King  Henry 
the  third's  time ;  for  in  thofe  Covenants  h  made  betwixt  Richard  de  hJ;-s  eus*f-  j 
GraVefend,  and  the  Dean  and  Chapter  concerning  the  Stalls  in  the  &CaP- 
Quire  (whereof  I  have  already  made  mention)  it  appears,  that  he 
did  contract  likewife  to  finde  timber  for  this  Steeple — — J3r  ad  inve- 
niendum Mum  maeremium  necefj'arium  ad  Clokanum  ejufdem,  auodfitum 
eftinanqulo  majoris  Cimitern  S.  Pauh,  Verfus  foriim,  &c.  are  the 
words  of  thatbargaine. 

Within  this  Clochier,  were'"  four  very  great  Bells,    called  Jefiis  \m^1  s^Va 
Bells,  in  regard  they  fpecially  belonged  to  Jefw  Chapelt,  fituate  at 
the  Eaft  end  of  the  Undercroft  of  Pauls ;   as  alfo  k  on  the  top  of  the  }  5$ 
Sj>ire,theImageofSaintPda/,all  ftandirig  till  Siv  Miles  Partridge  mt 

Kk  j  Knight 


u8  The  HISTORY  of 


Knight,  temp.  H.  8.  having  won  them  from  the  King,  at  one  caft  of 
the  Dice,  pulled 1  them  down.  Which  Siir  Miles,  afterwards  (fiil. 
temp.  E.  6.  fuflered m  death  on  Tower  Hill  for  matters  relating  to  the 
Duke  of  Somerfet. 


P  A  UVS    Crofs. 

Standing  in  the  Church-yard,  on  the  North  fide, 
towards  the  Baft  end. 


T 


1  Hat  the  originall  occafion  of  creeling  a  Crofs  herej  and  Co  like- 
wife  in  all  other  Church-yards,  was  to  put  good  people,  pat 
fing through  fuch  Cemiteries,  in  minde  to  pray  for  the  fouls 
of  thofe,  whofe  Bodies  lay  there  interred,  I  am  induced  to  believe, 
vinguhhtHf.  n-omwhatanauther;tiqueH!ftorianntellethus5T^.  that  GodricL 
the  venerable  Abbot  of  Peterborough  ( in  Com.  Northampt.  )  having 
taken  care  for  the  burial!  of  thofe  Monks  of  that  Monaftery,  which 
were  barbaroufly  mwrdered  by  the  Danes,  inthatfatall  irruption  by 
them  made  into  this  Nation, in  Anno  DCCCLXX.  erecled  a  Crofs 
offtoneinthefame  Church-yard,  where  they  had  Sepulture;  ut 
tranfeuntes  Viator  es,memores  Monajierii  fanSlijfmi,  pro  animabui  f de- 
hum  inipjo  coemiterio quiefcentium,  preces  Doming fo liferent ,&c* 

"But  befides  that  ufe  of  the  Crofs,  in  this  place,  there  hath  been  £? 

nother  made  thereof,  and  perhaps  very  antiently ;  viz :  of  P reaching 

oe<  tuabg.    there  to  the  people  :  for  in  49  E.  3.  I  finde  °  it  Co;   as  in  my  diL 

&Cc7p."f'D'  courfe  of  the  Legacy  given  by  Michaell  de  Northburgh  Bifhop  of 

lOntJOtl,  mentioned  in  pag of  this  prefent  work  appeareth ;  fo 

alfoin  n/?.  2.  where  Robert  de  Braybrokg  Bifhop  of  London,  in  his 
p  f  7fi  Letters  t  hortatory  to  all  the  Clergy  of  his  Dioces,  to  ftir  up  the  peo- 

91  pie  for  contributing  towards  the  repair  thereof,  hath  this  expreflion; 

Cum  Crux  attain  major  1  Cemtterio  Ecclefia  nojira  Cathedra/is,  ubiver* 
bum  Dei  confueVit  populo  pradicari,  tanquam  in  loco  magis  publico  c£"  in-. 
figni,&c. 

That  it  was  then  grown  ruinous  by  reafon  of  winds  and  teni- 
pefts,  it  is  evident  from  thofe  his  Letters  5  fo  alio  by  others  1  of  the 
like  nature,  from  the  Archbifhop  of  Canterbury,  as  alfo  the  Biihops 
of  €lp>'Batt)e,CCfo.  and  Licfc-  JUmtiaff,  and  *Bmm>  knt  out  at  the 
fame  time,  promifing Indulgence  of  xl.  days  to  all  fuch  as  (de  petcatis 
fuis  verepoenitentibus  confeffts  &  contritis)  fhould  contribute  thereto.1 
But  after  that  time,  Thomas  Kempe,  who  fate  Bifhop  here  from  28  H, 
me  vr*fui.t,  6:  to  5  H.  7.  rebuilt r  it,  as  Godwin  affirms,  and  as  his  Arms  infundry 
places  of  its  leaded  cover,  doth  manifeft. 

The 


Saint  V  A  V  LS  Cathedrall.  12,5 


The  Charnell. 

THis  was  a  Chapell  ftanding  on  the  North  fide  ef  the  Church- 
yard, in  that  very  place,  where  a  Stationer's  houfe  and  fhop, 
viz,-  the  fign  of  the  Rofe3  is  now  fituate ,  having  under  it  a 
vault,  wherein  the  Bones  taken  out  of  fundry  graves  in  that  Cime- 
tcrie,  were  with  great  refpecl:  and  care,  decently  piled  together :  but 
with  its  original!  foundation,  1  have  not  met,  nor  feen  any  thing 
more  antient  thereof,  than  a  greater s  made  about  the  beginning  of  * l*  «"*■ 
King  Edward  f.  time,  by  the  Lady  Dionyfia  de  Montchenjle  ;  who,  &s*t> 
for  the  health  of  her  foul,  as  alfo  for  the  fouls  of  her  anceftors  and  all 
the  faithful!  deceafed,  gave,  in  her  pure  widowhood,  one  quarter  of 
good  Wheat,  to  be  payd  yearly  out  of  her  Mannour  of  dttfftie  fin 
<g>tuxep)  for  the  fupport  thereof ;  as  alfo  of  the  Pricfls  there  celebra- 
ting divine  fervice. 

After  which  time  feverall  Chantries  were  founded  therein ;  viz,* 
in  Anno  MCCLXXVI.  one  by  Henry  de  Edelmeton,  a  Citizen  of 
tOUuon ;  who  by  his  Teftament l  bequeathed  fix  marks  yearly,  to  a  J  C 
certain  Chaplain,  to  celebrate  divine  fervice  therein  for  his  foul,  and  »yfr" 
the  fouls  of  his  Anceflors  3  and  xx '.  annually  for  the  maintenance  of 
a  Lampe.  And  the  next  year  following,  another  by u  one  Roger  Be- 
vin,  for  which  he  afligned  the  like  Rent  of  "Pi.  marks.  Another  Chan- 
trie  was  alfo  founded  w  in  it  about  that  time,  for  the  foule  of  J  the  Una 
de  S.  OlaDo }  the  Prieft  celebrating  therein  having  the  like  aflig- 
nation. 

As  to  the  Government  of  this  Chapell,  I  finde  x,  that  the  Warden 
thereof  was  to  take  care  ofthe  ornaments  belonging  to  it ;  and  that 
the  Door  {hould  be  kept  opin  during  th.tOBa.Des  of  the  Church'i 
Dedication,  as  alfo  for  three  days  in  Whitfon  week  :  So  likewife  in 
theFeaftofReliques,  from  the  hour  that  the  Mafs  of  the  Apoftles 
(hould  be  celebrated,  untill  after  Vefpers «  and  On  all  the  fix  Holy 
days  of  the  whole  year,  from  the  faid  hour  till  Noon,  to  the  end  that 
Pilgrims  might  have  free  accefs  into  it.  Which  Warden  was  alfo  to 
procure  and  receive  all  Legacies  and  Offerings  5  as  alfo  Tapers,  at  the 
Exequies  of  the  deceafed,  throughout  the  whole  City;  fo  likewife 
all  Oblations  made  therein :  For  which  he  was  to  be  accountable 
unto  the  Warden  of  the  fabriek  »f  our  Bleffed  Lady  (jcil .  the 

iRctetBtik.)  .  .... 

But,  notwithftanding  thefe  Chantries  fo  founded  therein,  as  hath 
been  faid,  the  revenue  belonging  thereto,  was,  in  time,fo  ihrunke, 
that  the  Chapell  became  wholydeflitute  of  divine  fervice:  where- 
upoa  Jenkyn  Carpenter,  Executor  to  the  famous  Alderman  Whiting-  P(U  8  H  t 
ton  (Citizen  and  Mercer)  in  8  H.6.  obtained  Licenfe y  from  the  King,  t •»■»•  *> 
to  found  a  Ghantf  ie  for  one  Prieft,  to  celebrate  divine  fervice  dayly 

L 1  therein  5 


"^  The   H  ISTOR  Y  of 


therein ;  and  to  grant  lands,  d^c.  of  Tm.  marks  per  annum  value,  foi^ 
his  fupport :  the  Ordination  of  which  Chantrie  I  have  tranfcribed^ 

v'  3  J"         as  in  the  Appendix  r  is  to  be  feen. 

In  this  Chapell  were  buried  Henry  Barton  L/Drd  Mayor  of  JLOlltJOlt 
inJn,  MC CCCXVII. and  Thomas  Mi>fint  Mayor  alfo,  in  MDX1X. 

a  stunts  sur-  j^jj,  j>kynners  •  who  had  a  fair  Tombs  therein,  with  their  Images  in 
Alabafter,  ftrongly  coped  with  Iron  :  All  which,  with  the  Chapell^ 
were  pulled  down  in  Jnno  MDXLIX.  (5  E.  6.)  by  the  before  fpe- 

tfLbJes°ff/lte  QJfiei   Duke  of  Somerfets  appointment  b,  and  made  ule  of  for 

Hajmtdp^  \m  building  at  .Sorturfct  -tyouft  in  the  g>trattt);  the  Bones,  which 
lay  in  the  vault  underneath,   amounting  to  more  than  a  thou- 

csi-w'5  surs  fand  Cart  Joais,  being  conveyed  c  into  iFirmf0bUVp  fields,  and 
there  layd  on  a  JVloorim  place,  with  fo  much  foil  to  cover  them,  as 
did  rayfe  the  ground  for  three  Wind-mills  to  Hand  on^  which  have 
fince,  been  built  there.  * 


'-—  -a 


A  V.x  nutoT. 


Shiryngtons  Chapell. 

IN  36"  H.  6.  the  Executors  of  Walter  Shiryngton,  Clerke,  Chance- 
lour  of  the  Dutchy  ofLattcafler,  to  King  H.6.  founded  d  a  Chan- 
«*■«-«/.  meoftwoPrjeftsina  certain  Chapell,  fituate  neer  the  North 

dore  of  this  Cathedrall 5  the  building  whereof  was  begun  by  him  the 
faid  Walter,  in  his  life  time,  and  perfected  by  his  faid  Executors;  who 
dedicated  it  to  the  Bleffed  Virgin  and  Saint  Nicholas,  and  called  it 
@>t)it£ngtoil'0  Cljapell.  But  upon  the  diflolution  of  Chantries  in 
e  stow's  Sur-  i  E,  6.  it  was  pulled  e  down,  and  a  Houfeerecled  in  the  place  where 
vcyMJ4>    it  flood. 

This  Walter  Shiryngton  was  one  of  the  Canons  refident  here,  and 
fEx  antog.  a  vyealthy  perfon,  as  it  feems  -t  for,  by  an  Inventory f  indented,  made 
&■£«/•  betwixt  Thomas  Lifeaux  the  then  Dean  of  Pauls  and  his  Ex:ecutors^ 
it  appeareth,  that  he  had  in  ready  money  at  his  death,  no  lefs  than 
thefum  of  three  thoufand  two  hundred,thirty  three  pounds,eighteen 
fhillings  and  four  pence,  which  was  kept  in  an  Iron  Cheftin  the 
Veftry  of  this  Church ;  whereof  CCCXIX1.  was  in  Groats,  and  all 
the  reft  in  Gold.  As  alfo  that  he  had  two  Handing  Cups  of  Gold, 
with  covers,  the  one  weighing  xxxiii.  ounces  and  one  ferlyng,  the 
other  xxxw.  ounces  and  a  half,  half  quarter  and  one  ferlyng,  of  Troy 
weight. 

Which  wealth,  thus  left  behind  him,  as- it  was  of  a  large  extent; 
fo>  of  no  lefs  latitude  was  his  minde ',  for  upon  the  Wed  quadrature 
of  that  fair  CIoyfler,environing  the  place  calledpartJOlt  CfylftfygfatBt 
£".«  (whereof  I  mail  fpeak  anon)  he  began  the  building  &  of  a  goodly 

Library,  which  his  Executors  perfected  ;  and  ftored  with  many  ex- 
cellent Books ;  all  Manuscript,  in  thofe  days  of  no  fmaU  eo/t,  a$  by 

the 


' 

■ 

* 


LARIS ."A*  PAVXI, "a 
)?roCpectus.    ,  , 


SamtTJFLSCathcdtA  ,  Mi 

the  Catalogue,  in  ray  Appendix  h,  may  feem.    Whereunto  I  have  ad. h * i6- 
ded  *  thofe  as  the  learned  LeUnd  temp.  H.  8.  taketh  notice  of,  *  *•  i* 


-3 


Pardon  Church -Haw  ah. 
His,  being  fituate  on  the  North  fide  of  Pauls,  Eaftwards  from 

veyp-3J4<?: 


the  Bifhojps  Palace,  was!  heretofore  a  place  of  great  note;  for1nwv^w's 


T 

it,  antiently,  ffood  a  Cb?pdl,  founded  by  Gilbert  Beckpi,  Porteeve 
oflontJOlt  in  King  Stephen's  time  (Father  to  Thomas  Archbiihop  of 
Canterbury)  wherein  he  lay  buried  :  and  rebuilt  by  Thomas  Moore, 
Deanof^WHn  King H<?«r^  the  fife's  timej  being  then  dedicated 
to  Saint  Anne  and  Saint  Thomis  of  Canterbury.  From  which  King, 
•  the  laid  Deane  obtained  Licenfe k  to  found  a  Chantry  of  three  Priefts'  jj*  *<*| 
therein:  But  departing  this  world  before  he  accomp'ifh'd  it,  his  ».*«*.< 
Executors ;  viz.-.  John  Prejlon,  William  Wright,  John  Hoo,  and  Henry 
Jolyplace,  by  vertue  of  King  Henry  the  £  Lic^nfe  K  perfected  the  l^  H-  «*•■ 
work,  appointing  that  the  faid  Chantry  Priefts  mould  celebrate, 
divine  fcrvicedayly  therein,  for  the  good  eitate  of  King  H.6.  and 
themfelve>,  during  their  lives  in  this  world,  and  afterwards  for  the 
health  of  their  fouls,  and  for  the  foul  of  the  laid  Thomas  Moore:  as 
alfo  for  the  fouls  ofKing-E^nW^:  Richard  z.Ijemy.the  4ck.  and 
Henry  the  5th.  fucceftively  Kings  of  CnglanU ;  Edward  I  ate  Prince  of 
2Bale#>  Anne  late  Queen  of  CttglanU,  John  Pari  of  Pembroke  and 
Anne  his  wife ;  William  Earl  of  g>uffoifc  and  Ifabell  his  wife  ,  Marga  . 
ret  Mar jbatl  late  Countefs  of  JQotfolfc:  and  moreover  of  Henry  and 
Ifabell,  Father  and  Mother  of  the  faid  Thomas  Moo.e  I  [The  names 
of  all  which  perfons  were  tobeplaced  in  a  Tablet  over  the  Altar,  to 
be remembred  in  their  Miffes and  Prayers:)  And  laftly  to  keep  the 
Obit  of  the  fiid  Thomas  Moore  on  the  23th.  day  of  December  for 

ever.  • 

Unto  which  Chantry,  in  ZH.6.  Walter  Cakjon;  Citizen  of 
LOtttlOttjby  his  la  ft  Will, m  added  certain  Lands  and  Tenements,  for  mCm]f  *  .- 
to  fmdeone  other  Chaplain  to  celebrate  perpetually  in  the  faid  Cha- 
pell,  for  the  fouls  aforefaid;  as  alfo  for  his  own  foul.  And,  in  21  H. 
6.  Helen  Stile  widow  (Citizen  likewife  of  lonuonj  by  her  Tcfta- 
ment  gave  other  lands  for  the  maintenance  of  an  Obit  to  be  annually 
kept  in  the  faid  Cbapell,  for  the  foul  of  John  Stile,  her  husband ;  as 
alfo  for  her  own  foul  andallGhriften  fouls  for  ever.  Which  Chaptil  " 
was  environed  with  a  large  and  goodly  Cloyfler,  wherein  were  bu- 
ried lundry  perfons,  fome  of  worftiip,  and  fome  of  honour,  as  Stow 
affirraetb",  and  whole  Monuments  innumber  and  curious  work-  "cs" 
manmippaffed  all  other  that  were  in  the  Cathedrall  itfeif.  On  the 
Walls  whereof  was  richly  pourtraied  °  the  Dance  of  death  (viz.oii. 
the  picture  of  death  leading  away  all  eftates)  at  the  charge  of  Jenkyn 

h  %     1  Carpenter 


rtyp  jj^.i. 


• 


IJ1 


(V.41- 


The  H  I  S  T  O  R  Y  of 


Carpenter  a  Citizen  oflOttuOtt  in  thoie  days, (in  imitation  of  that  in! 
the  Cloyfter  adjoyning  to  Saint  Innocent  $  Church-yard  in  l^arte) 
with  Englifh  yerfes  to  explaine  the  painting,  tranflated  out  of 
French  by  John  Lydgate,  a  Monke  of  Saint  CDmunD'0-bllrp,  one  of 
our  famous  old  Poets  :  Which  vetfes  I  have  thought  worthy  to 
place  in  my  Jppcndix  p. 


g  Stew's  San- 
yzf3M[itprt. 


Life  of  £.6. 
bj  Sir  Jehu 

Haywudf. 


The  Library. 


OVer  the  Eafl  quadrant  of  the  before  mentioned  Qoyflrr,  was 
a  fair  Library  built "»,  at  the  colls  of  Walter  ShiryngtenjChan- 
celourof  the  Dutch y  of  tanratlft  in  King  Henry  the  rStfc': 
time:  ButintheyearvWDXLfX.  10.  J jtr.  both  Chapell,  Cloyfter, 
and  Monuments,  excepting  onely  that  hde  where  the  Library  was, 
were  pulled  down  to  the  ground,  by  the  appointment  of  Edward 
Duke  of  Sometfet,  then  Lord  Protector  to  King  Edward  6.  and  the 
materially  carried  r  into  the mt§nK  towards  the  building  of  that 
ftatelyfabrick  called  ^bmetftt-IpMf,  which  he  then  erefted;  the 
ground  where  they  flood  being  afterwards  converted  to  a  Garden, 
for  the  Pcttic  Canons.  ;'* 


—**•>■ 


The  Chantry  in  the  Chape U  within 
the  Biflup's  Palace. 

■       / 

IN  the  lower  Chapel),  within  the  Bifljop's  Palace,  did  William  de 
S.  AfarwBiflidp  oftonUon,  in  i".  J  oh.  found  *  a  Chantry  of  one 
Chaplain,  to  celebrate,and  pray  for  the  fouls  of  the  Bifiiops  of 
lonuott  and  their  fucceffors;  endowing  it  with  a  certain  yearly 
Rent  ifluing  out  of  the  Churches  of  $>0ltmo0tt  in  €fttt,  and  Q?f  gtoon  in 
|[>artfO?Dfl)ite  *as  alfo  with  two  parts  of  thcTithes  of  his  Lands  with* 
in  the  JVlannour  of  $aritlgton>  and  of  the  old  Park  at  pattyam.  After 
this,  fcil.  in  4  H.  4.Sir  Gerard  Braybrokf  Knight,  Edmund  Hampden, 
\}j£*Jh*9.  and  John  Boys  Efquires  gave c  their  Mannour of  HOtftjallt  in  the  faid 
County  of  Cflr jr,  to  another  prieft,perpetuaUy  celebrating  in  the  fame 
ChapeD,andtohisfuccefiTors;  to  the  intent  that  they  fliould  pray 
for  the  good  eftate  of  the  laid  Founders,  as  alfo  of  Robert  Br  ay  broke 
then  Bifhop  of  iottoon ;  and  for  the  health  of  his  foul,  after  tus  de- 
parture hence :  And  moreover  for  the  fouls  of  John  Grandifontomc- 
time  Bifhop  of  Cotter,  Ni<rW#£r^  and  all 

Chriftian  fouls. 

i  >  Which 


■ 


K*         S.J1 


- 


•- 


f  r  i 


,W.K>Sai-  Gutf-  /6~T7. 


Saint  T  A  V  L'S  CatHedrall.  153 


Which  two  Chan&ries  became  afterwards  united,  fcil.  in  Anna 
'MCCCCVIII.io  H.4. by  Hie.  Clife-d  then  Bifliop  of  JLoituOtl,  in ref: 
peel  that  the  former  of  them  Was  fo  fienderly  endowed. 


HAving  now  faid  what  I  can  touching  this  famous  Cathe- 
drall;asalfoofthofe  places,  which  belong'd  thereto  ,  I 
eome,  laflly,  to  fpeak  again  of  the  Fabrick. 

The  firfl  thing,  that  in  order  of  time,  hath  occurred  to  my  view,1 
concerning  this  glorious  ftru&ure,  is  of  a  Fire  in  the  timber  work 
of  the  Steeple,    which  befell   l  it  on  Candlemafs  Eve  in  Anno  «W-a«« 
MCCCCXLIV. (23  H.  6.)  occafioned  by  Lightning-  and  though  *'Xl P7°>- 
happily  quenched  by  the  morrow  Mais  priefl  of  050uJ,  did  fuch 
hurt  therein ,   that  it  was  not   fufficiently  repaired   till  the  year 
MCCCCLXll  (z  E.  4. ;   But  then,  a  coftly  Wethercock  \  made  of **•»* ^ 
Copper  and  gilt  {the  length  whereof  from  the  Head  to  the  Tayl,  be:     '' 3J3  " 
ing  four  foot ;  the  breadth  over  the  wings,  three  foot  and  a  half;  and 
the  weight  of  it  xl.  lib.)  was  ftt  up;  the  fliaft  whereon  it  flood 
(which  was  xv, foot  Vi.  inches  long,  and  the  traverfi  v.  foot  ten. 
inches,  all  of  firm  Oak)  having  a  cover  of  lead,  plated  over  with  Cop- 
per ;  the  compafsoftlu  Ball  being  ix.  foot  and  one  inch:  as  appea- 
led c  by  meafure,  at  the  taking  down  thereof,  for  its  better  repair,  in  ** 
Jnno  MDLII  I.(i. Maria)  a  petfeR  reprefentation  of  all  which,  as  it  Amt*6x' 
then  Hood,  1  have  here  exhibited. 

But  not  Jong  after  thi^-pisc.  4.  JunlUnn*  MDLXL  (}Elix,.)a. 
far  worfe  mifchance  befell  it,  by  Lightning d  alfo;  that  fet  it  on  fire  ilb-t ■&•*• 
about  three  yards  from  the  top ;  which  having  confumed  the  whole 
Spire,  did  fpread  it  felf  to  the  upper  roof  of  the  Church  and  Ides ; 
totally  burning  all  the  rafters,  and  what  elfe  was  combufli'  Ie,  with- 
in the  fpace  of  four  hours.  Whereupon  the  Queen,  out  of  a  deep 
apprehenfion  of  this  lamentable  accident,  forthwith  directed  c  beted. 
Letters  to  the  Lord  Mayor  of  lonuOlt  j  requiring  him  to  takefome 
fpeedy  order  for  its  repair  ;  and  to  further  the  work  gave  out  of  her 
own  purle,athoufand  marks  in  gold,  as  alfo  warrant  for  a  thoufand 
loads  of  timber,  to  be  taken  in  her  Woods  or  elfewhere. 

Nor  were  the  Citizens  flack  therein  ;  for  having  given  a  large  Be- 
nevolence, they  added  f  three  whole  Fifteens,  to  be  fpeedily  pa  yd  for  'Ib' 
that  purpote  (all  which  amounted  to  3  247  K  16  \  01 d.  oh.)  the  Cler- 
gy of  CttcrlatTU,  within  the  Province  of  Canterbury,  freely  contribu- 
ting the  x/ch.  part  of  all  fuch  Church-livings  as  were  charged  with 
firfl  Fruits ;  and  the  xxxth.  part  of  all  other  their  Benefices,  thole  of 
JLortuOn excepted' who, befides the xxxth. part  of  fuch  as  payd  firfl 
Fruits,  gave  the  xxth.part  of  the  reft ;  the  particular  of  which  contri-  gJLt  cm 
butions,frQrn  each  Biflioprick,  I  have  here  added  .3vi%,  e.  .   f£"p&to 

Mm  ionuonJoh  cHe" 


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The  HISTORY  of 


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The  totall  146*1 /-13  mi  rf 


b  Stew's  Sur- 
vey} utjupm. 


Unto  which  Was  added,  by  Contribution^ 
likewife  viz, .  From  the  Lord  chief  Juftice  oflj 
the  Common  Pleas  and  Officers  of  that(J       34-05.00 
Court. 

From  the  Lord  Chief  Ju  ft  ice"? 
of  the  Kings  Bench  and  OB->if-i6i.c&ii 
cers  of  that  Court.  J 

From  the  Bifliop  of  London,  of  his  own  Benevolence.  1 ^06'ot^l 
More  given  by  the  fame  Bifhop,  afterwards.  1 5 11-  07s-03d 
Given  by  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Pauls.   1 361- 1 3s-c>4d 
Received  by  the  Treafurers  and  Surveyors,  for  Timber  fold,  and 

Other  ways,  iia^c^-o^ 

More  iayd  out  by  the  Bifhop  of  Loridon3  for  timber,  lead,  and 

workmanfhip  720l-oos-ood 

So  that  the  whole  amounts  to  67021.  I3s-04d ob. 

Which  good  work  was  profecuted  with  fuch  diligence,  that  h  be- 
fore  the  month  of  Jprill  Jnno  MDLXVI.  all  the  Roofs  of  timber 
(whereof  thofe  large  ones  of  the  Eail  and  Weft  were  framed  in 
^O^ftirt,  and  brought  by  Sea)  were  perfectly  finished  and  covered 
with  lead :  but  the  Steeple,  though  divers  modells  were  then  made  of 
it,  was  let  alone.  Neither  was  any  thing  more  attempted  towards  it  ■ 
during  the  life  of  that  Queen  :  no  nor  in  the  time  of  King  James  till 
the  xTPziith.  year  of  his  reign  :  But  then,  having  been  frequently  fo- 
liated by  one  Matter  Henry  Farley  Jot  the  fpace  of  eight  years  before 
(who,  though  a  private  man,  was  fo  extreamly  zealous  to  promote 
the  work,  that  he  ceafed  not  by  fundry  Petitions  to  importune  that 
King  therein)  his  princely  heart  was  moved  with  fuch  compaflion 
to  this  decayed  fabrick,  that  for  prevention  of  its  ncer  approaching 
rume  (by  the  corroding  quality  of  the  Coale  fmoake,  especially  in 
moift  weather,  whereunto  it  had  been  fo  long  fubjeel)  confidering 
with  himfelf how  vaft  the  charge  would  be.  as  ajfb,  that  without 
very  great  and  publick  helps,  it  could  not  be  born  5  to  beget  the 
more  venerable  regard  towards  fo  worthy  an  enterprize,  and  more 

efleclually 


1. 1  a ii- 
hac 


Saint  T  A  V  LS  Cathedral!.  I}* 

cffe&iullytoput  itiorwards,he  cime*  in  great  ft  ite  thither,  on  Horf-  "^"^ 
back,  upon  Sunday  xxnrh.  oHMa.ch  Anno  MDCXX.  with  all  the  proceeding.^ 
Lords  and  great  Officers  of  his  Court,  Sir  William  Co\ain  Knight  be-  4/aju. 
ing  then  Lord  Mayor  ;  who,  with  the  City  in  their  Liveries,  then 
alfo  gave  their  attendance.  Where  alighting,  at  the  Weft  door,  ha- 
ving kneeled  neer  the  brazen  Pillar,  and  prayed  for  good  faccefs  to 
this  his  pious  intention,  he  was  received  under  a  Canopie,  fjppor- 
ted  by  the  Dean  and  Refidentiaries ;  the  reft  of  the  Prebends  and 
Dignitaries,  with  the  whole  company  of  Singing  men,  going  be» 
fore. 

And  having  thus  proceeded  to  the  Quire,which  was  adorn'd  with 
his  own  Hangings  for  that  occafion,  and  there  heard  an  'Jntbemejne. 
went  to  the  Crofs ,  where  the  then  reverend  Bifhop  of  JLOUtJOM  (Do- 
ctor John  King)  preacht  a  learned  Sermon,  upon  a  Text  given  him 
by  his  Majefty  as  pertinent  to  the  bufinefs  in  hand,  T>iz>'  on  Pfalme 
102.  ver.  \y&  14.  And  when  Sermon  was  ended,  repaired  to  the 
Bi (hops  Palace,  with  his  faid  Nobles  and  the  whole  train  ofhisfjr- 
vants  attending  him  ;  where  they  were  magnificently  entertained 
with  feverall  let  Banquets. 

After  which  great  lolemnitie,  much  confultation  being  had,  of 
what  was  moil  fit  to  be  done  in  order  to  the  beginning  and  carrying 
cxn  of  fo  nobl  and  pious  a  work  ;  the  faid  King,  at  length,  iffued 
.out  his  Royal  1  Comnin'ion1  vndtr  the  great  Seal  of  Cngiantl,  bea-  "J.**/** 
jingdatethcxT>zth:day  of  November,  then  next  following;  directed  ,7NCv.An 
unto  thefe  particular  perfons,  viz,*  Sir  Francis  Jones  Knight,  then 
Lord  Mayor  ofJLouDon,  George  Lord  Archbifhop  of  Cmitrrburv, 
Francis  Lord  Veulam,  then  Lord  Chancelour  of  Cnglarti)  •,  Edwa,  d 
.EarlofUlOiCCCer>  Lord  Privy  Seal,  Lodowyk.  Duke  of  LtUO):,  Lord 
Steward  of  his  Ma  jellies  HeufcholdsGWg*  Marquefs  ofBUCfcittgtiam" 
Lord  high  Admirall  of  englant)  *  James  Marqucfs  Hamilton,  Chx,  les 
EarlofBotingfttm,  William  Earl  of  pcmtyofcC,  Lord  ChamkrLin  of 
his  faid  Majeft  ies  Houfchold ;  Thomas  Earl  of  anmutU,  Henry  Earl 
of  Southampton,  Thomas  Earl  of  €Wtlt>  Alexander  Earl  of  £>artl« 
Itrtndin,  J°hn  Earl  of  $19 art,  Thorn  u  Earl  of  J&eilep,  Thomas  Earl  of 
q^dtoffc,  William  Vicount  fTOlingfO?!),  and  James  Vicount  <D011ca- 
ftfpAsalfo  unto  John- Bifhop  of  Icrt&on,  Richard  Billiop  of  3>urt)3m, 
L^wce/oVBiftiOp  of  mxwtyQiX, George  Bifhop  of  lincolltf  j  Edward 
Lord  Zouche^ord  Warden  orthc-CinqUe-PortS;  Edward  Lord  Wot- 
tonj  John  Loxd  Stanhope,    George  Lord  Car  ewe,   John  Lord  Digby, 
then  ViceXhamboalain.tQjhis  Majefty,  £ir  Thomas  Edmonds  Knight, 
Treafurer  of  his  faad  MajeftiesHoufehold ;  Sir  Robert  Nanton  Knight, 
one  of  the  prjndpall  Secretaries  of  State,  Sir  Fulke  Grevill  Knight; 
Chancelour  and  under-Tireafurer<clf  his  laid  Majefties  Excheequer ; 
Sir  Julius  Cafar  Knight,  M  afar  c^the  Rolls,     Sir  Edward  Coke 
Knight,  Sir  LioneU  Crm§tiU  &nigk,Ma;fkr  of  the  Court  of  Wards 

Mm  i  "    and 


ItlO. 


Itf  the  H  I  S  T  O  R  Y  of 


and  Liveries ,  S;r  Henry  MountagueYLmght,  Lord  chief  Juftice  of  the 
King's  Bench  ;Sir  John  DoddendgeKni^it  another  of  the  Juftices  of 
the  laid  Court .  Sir  Baptifl  Hickes  Knight  and  Baronet,  Sir  Thomas 
Benet^ir  Thomas  Lowe,Sir  John  Jollesfiit  John  Leman  Knights  of 
the  City  of  JLOtluOtt?  Valentine  Carey  Doctor  of  Divinity,  and  then 
Dean  of  Pauls',  Robert  Heath  Efquire,Recorder  of  the  City  of  lontKJtt; 
Edward Barkham,lfilliam  Hollyday,  and  Hugh  Hammer/ley,  Alder- 
men of  the  faid  City }  Thomas  White  Doctor  of  Divinity  ;  Thomas 
Mounford  Doctor  of  Divinity,  and  Henry  King  Mailer  of  Arts,  Re- 
fidentiarits  of  this  Church  of  Saint  Paul;Inigo  Jones  Efquire,  Sur- 
veyor of  his  Ma  jellies  works;  William  Noye}  SlLo.  Kniveton,  Ed- 
ward Weymarke.  and  John  Chamberlein  Efcjuires ;  William  Wollajion, 
William  Towerfon,  Maurice  Jbbot}  Raphe  Freeman,  Nicholas  Leate, 
RichardVenn,  Thomas  Moulfon,  Humphrey  Hanford,  George  T)unf~ 
combe}  John  Slaney  and  Richard  Fijhborne  of  LOHtJOU,  Merchants; 
John  Williams  Citizen  and  Goldfmkh  of  LontJOU  5  John  Dunfter  qf 
London  Merchant ;  zndThomas  Langton  Citizen  and  Fifhmonger. 

Which  Commiffion,  importing,  that  this  Church,being  thegrea- 
teft  and  molt  eminent;  as  alfo  one  of  the  principall  ornaments  of 
the  Realm,  and  in  much  decay ;  any  fix  or  more  of  thefe  GommhTio- 
ners,  whereof  three  to  be  of  the  faid  King's  Privy  Counccll,  (hould 
meet  to  make  particular  difcovery  of  the  faid  decays ;  and  likewife 
what  Houfes,  Cellarage,  had  been  built  neer  it,  to  the  annoyance 
and  blemilhipg,  either  of  it  or  the  Church-yard :  And  moreover  to 
enquire  whai  Lands,  Rents,  &c.  had  been  given  towards  its  reJ 
pair ;  or  fumsj  of  money  collected  for  th*c  purpoie,  and  not  accor- 
dingly im ployed  :  And  further  to  confider  of  the  mofl  fit  and  pro- 
per means  to  raife  money  for  to  carry  on  the  faid  repair :  and  laftly 
to  appoint  Surveyors  and  other  Officers  for  the  work,  and  to  make 
Certificate  oftheir  proceedings  therein,  into  the  Chancery: 

Upon  meeting  of  which  Commiffioners  and  diligent  fearch  made 
into  the  particulars  before  fpecified,  it  was  acknowledged,  that  the 
Bifhop  of  tontJOU  had  peculiar  care  of  the  whole  body  of  the  Church, 
and  the  Dean  and  Chapter,  of  the  Quire :  But  that  what  each  of  them 
enjoyed  as  to  this  purpofe,was  Co  little,   as  that  they  yearly  expen- 
ded double  as  much  upon  thereof  and  other  parts  decayed,  'to  pre- 
ferve  them  from  prefent  ruine.  Which  being  made  evident  to  the 
Commiffioners ;  as  alfo  that  in  former  times,  even  from  the  very 
firft  Foundation  thereof,  it  had  beenfupported,  partly  out  of  the  large 
Oblations  of  thofe  that  vifited  the  Shrines  and  Oratories  therein ;  and 
partly  from  fach  publick  Contributions  ^  whereof  I  have  already  in  my 
difcourfe  of  the  Fabrick  given  inftance  j  the  heat  of  their  Enquirie,' 
who  under  pretence  of  this  needfull  repair,  aymed  at  the  ruine  of 
the  Bifhop  and  other  Members  of  the  Church  (as  the  Earl  of 
£>QUttjamptOrt,  and  fome  other  perfons  of  honour  well  qbferved)  be- 
gan 


Saint  T  AV  LS  Cathedral!.  i57 


gan  much  to  coole  :  And  upon  a  ferious  deliberation  of  what  was 
moft  proper  to  be  done,  they  concluded  ■>  that,  as  antiently  in  had 
been,  fo  now,  a  generall  Benevolence  throughout  the  whole  King- 
dome,.ffiould  be  attempted,  and  that,  for  *the  better  encouragement 
thereof,  the  Nobility  and  Gentry,  who  flood  belt  affected  to  fo  good 
a  work,  might  be  moved,  to  fignifie,  by  Subfcriptions,  what  they 
woulci  contribute  thereto: 

Whereupon,  the  King  himfelf,  to  give  Example  unto  others,  be- 
gan the  fubfcription,  moft  of  the  Nobility  and  many  more,  follow- 
ing very  cheerfully  therein  ;  the  then  Bifhop  giving  C l.  and  fub- 
fcribing  for  fo  much  annually,  as  long  as  he  fhould  continue  in  that 
See :  which  was  but  a  fliort  timesfor  the  next  enfuing  year  he  dyed  *.    *  An.  i<?n. 

Unto  wnom  fucceeded  Doctor  George  Mountaine*   Which  Bifhop, 
being  no  lefs  zealous  to  pro  mote  the  work,  disbur  led  a  confiderable 
ium  of  money,  to  provide  ftone  from  POjrtlanu,  to  that  purpofe. 
But  the  collection  of  monies  went  foilowly  forwards,as  that  though 
a  good  proportion  of  ftone  was  brought  in  by  the  faid  Bifhop,  the 
profecution  of  the  work  became  wholly  neglected;  fo  that  part,  of 
the  faid  Stone,  lying  ufelefs,  was  after  borrowed  by  the  Duke  of 
'BUCfcinstytm,  for  the  building  of  the  Water.gate  at  f  0$e-l;0Ufe  5  and 
there  imployed  for  that  ufe,  as  1  have  heard.   Nor  till  Doctor  Laud 
became  Bifhop  of  tonuutl  (which  was  in  An.  MDCXXVHI.  4  Car.)  An.  1^8. 
was  any  thing  more  done  therein.  But  this  Bifhop,  being  a  perfon  of 
greatparts,andofamofl  publick  Spirit,  as  by  that  noble  enlarge- 
ment of  Saint  John 's  Co  Hedge  in  £>rffun,  whereof  he  had  been  Prefr- 
dent,  and  other  his  eminent  works  and  defigns  k  appeareth,  highly  J*^la^! 
aymingat  a  flourifhing  condition  of  the  Church  of  €nglatttJ}  as  it  whedby*. 
then  flood  eftablifht  by  the  Laws  of  the  Realme,  moft  cordially  un. 
dertooke  the  promoting  of  this  famous  and  neceflary  work ;  and 
within  few  years  after,  procured  another  Commiffion  from  King 
CHARLES,  for  that  purpofe. 

Which CommifTion* bearing  date  x.Apnlis  An.MDCXXXI.*^7^* 
(  7  Caroli.)  was  directed  to  Sir  Robert  Dw«eBaroner,then  Lord  May- 
or of  the  City  of  lonUOH ;  George  Archbifhop  of  Canterbury,  Thomas 
Lord  Coventry,  Lord  Keeper  of  the  great  Seal  of  <£nglanD ;  Samuel 
Archbifhop  off  Ofr>Rich.L.WeflonL.high  TreafurerotaglantJjH^ 
ry  Earl  of  ^ancljeftfr,Lord  PrivySeal,i?<^Earloflmufep,  Lord 
high  Chamberlain  of  €n%lMtili  Thomas  Earl  of  SrUtlDttl, .  Earl  Mar.; 

fliallofcnglantj-,  Philip  Earl  of  Pembroke  and  ^ountgomerv,  Lord 

Chamberlain  of  his  Majefties  Houfe-hold;  Theophilus  Earl  of 
auffblfcXord  Warden  of  the  Cinque  Ports ;  Edward  Earl  of  Dotfet, 
Lord  Chamberlain  to  the  Queen ,  William  Earl  of  ®ali0foUTp»  William 
EarlofCr£ter,J^wej-Earlof  Carlifle,  Henry  Earl  of  ^Ollattt),  Henry 
Earl  of  Dattbp,  Edward  VicountlflLimUttonsDudleyYicount  3D0#- 
Qtr>  one  of  the  principall  Secretaries  of  State  j  Thomas  Vicount  Went* 

Nn  worth;, 


if 8  the  HHTORY  of 


wo^LordPrefidentofthe  Kings  Councell  in  the  North;  Henri 
Vicount  iTamant),  William  Blftiop  of  lOfflHm,  Richard  Bifhop  of 
2Btnct)ftIer,  John  Bi(hop  of  €ly,  Francis  Bifhop  of  Bo;foji(ty  Edward' 
Lord  Newburgh,  Chancelour  of  the  Dutchy  of  Hancaflfr  %  Sir  Thomas 
Edmonds  Knight,  Treafurer  of  his  Majeflies  Houfehold,  Sir  Henry 
Vane  Knight,  Comptroller  of  the  Houfehold .  Sir  Thomas  Jerniyn 
Knight,  Vice-Chamberlain  of  the  HqufehoM  ;  Sir  John  Cok$  Knight, 
anot  her  of  the  pri nci pail  St  eretaries  of  State  ;  Sit  Francis  Cottingtori 
Knight,  Chancelour  and  Under-Treafuret  of  the  Exchecquer ;  Sit 
Robert  Naunton  Knight,  Mafter  of  the  Court  of  Wards  and  Liveries ; 
Sir  J«/iwf  CVJar  Knight,Mafter  of  trie  Rolls;  Sir  Nicholas  Hide  Kr. 
Lord  Chief  J  uftice  of  the  King's  Bench;  Sir  Thomas  Rkhardfon  Kr. 
Lord  Chief  JufUc;  of  the  Common  Pleas ;  Sir  Heneage  Finch  Kc.  Re- 
corder oftheCity  oflottuOrl*   Sir  Robert  Heath  Knight,  the  King's 
Atturneygenerall;Sirl?zeWd  Sbilton  Knight,  then  Solicitor. genp- 
rall ;  Sir  Henry  Martin  HCnigfot,  Judge  of  flie  Prerogative  Court  of 
Cafotf tbVtty ;  Sir  William  Butft  rod*  Knight,  Sir  Thomas  Middleton 
Knight,  Aldermen  ofthe  City  of  JLcrtDon  5  Sir  Henry  S fillet  Knight, 
Sir  Robert  PyeKnighti  Sir  Hugh  Hammer  (ley  Knight,  and  Sit  James 
C^f^Knigh^UdermenlikewifeofJLeit^oni^twi^  Winniffe  Do* 
dor  in  Divinityjtlen  Dean  oft  Pauls ;  Nicholas  Rayntont  Rape  Free- 
man, Rowland  Heylin,  Robert  Parkkurft,  Richard  Fenni  Sit  Mauritt 
Abbot  Knight,  Henry  Oar-way,  and  Sit  William  A&on  Knight  and 
Saronet,  Aldermen  ofthefaid  City  of  LDttfiOtt  5  John  Mount  ford  and 

Henry  King  Dolors  in  Oivinity,  and  Refidentiaries  ©f  this  Chtltch; 

Francis  W  in&eb  ank?  I  (q-nrs,  one  of  the  Clerks  of  the  Signet,  WiHiam 
Noye  E(qmre,WiUiam  Harwell  Efquke,  Edward  Wymarkg  Efquire, 
and  Robert  Batman  Efquire,Ohait  berlain  of  the&id  City  of  London. 
By  which  Commiffion  the  faid  King  taking  notice  of  this  Ca- 
thedral!, as  the  go:xUteft  Monument  and  moft  eminent  Church  of 
his  whole  Dominions ;  as  alfo  that  it  was  the  principal!  ornament 
©ftheCttyofUGn&Ott*  the  ifrf>:riall  feat  of  this  his  Realme:  And 
moreover,  that  the  proceedings  in  that  Commiflion,  iffued  out  by 
his  Royall  Father  (as  before  hath  been  obferved)  were  flackned  by 
reafon  of  his  death  •  refolding  to  go  on  therevrith  effectually,  decla- 
red, as  followeth ;  tit.  1,  That  ail  money  brought  in  for  the  repair 
thereof,  (hould  be  payd  into  the  Chamber  of  ILonDon-2.  That  William 
Laude,thtn  Bifhop  of  ILettlJdn  offered  to  allow  CKper  an.  out  of  the 
revenue  of  that  Biftioprick  during  hi*  continuance  therein. 

3.  That  a  Regifter  book  of  all  fubferiptions  for  .contributions 
thereto,  fliouM  be  made,  as  in  King  Jameshit  time. 

4.  That  the  Judges  of  the  Prerogative  Court  and  afl  officialls 
throughout  the  feverall  Bifhopricks  in  Cttglatlb  and  (KSaU %  Mpon  the 
deceafe  of  any  perfon  intertate,  fhould  be  excited  to  remember  this 
Church,  out  of  what  was  proper  to  be  given  to  pious  ufes, 

5.  And 


Saint?  J  V  LS  Cdthedralh  i59 


5.  And  laftly,  that  there  fhould  be  Letters  patents  iffuedout,  for 
the  receiving  of  publick  Contributions  from  all  people  throughout 
the  whole  kingdom?. 

After  which  it  Was  not  long,  but  that  moneys  were  brought  in  to 
the  faid  Chamber  of  lOttoon ,  accordingly ;  the  Bi(hop  of  ^o^tpicfa,  at  E*  jM&ft, 
that  time  Almoner  to  the  King,  giving  400 '.on  the  17  .  or  Mm 
.  next  following  imultitudes  of  others,  then,  and  during  the  ipaceof 
eleven  years  following,  through  the  powerful!  felicitation  of  the 
faid  Bifhop  of  LottuOn>  contributing  rhofl:  freely,  according  to  their 
feverall  eflates  and  degrees :  Firft  the  King  himfelf,  to  a  very  large 
proportion  :  Then  the  feverall  other  Bifliops,  Deans,  Deans  and 
Chapters,  Nobility,  Doctors  of  Divinity,  Law  and  Phifick  •   Pro- 
clors  of  the  Arches,  &c>  Aldermen  of  iotl&ori;  private  Gentlemen 
throughout  the  feverall  Counties,  Sergeants  at  Law,  Golledges  in 
both  Univerfities;  City  and  Chamber  of  London^  and  feverall  Com- 
panies in  the  fame  City.    Whereunto,  likewife,  was  much  added, 
afwell  by  many  ample  Legacies  of  fundry  private  perfons,  as  by  mo- 
ney in  the  hands  of  divers  Bifliops  and  their  CommilTaries,  defigned 
to  charitable  ufes  ;  as  alio  by  publick  Collections  from  the  Clergy  of 
CnglarrtJ  sand  from  the  particular  Counties,  Cities  and  Boroughs  of  i«d*<m«i. 
thisRealme.  SothatonthexDi'h.of  December  An.  MDCXXXII. 
(8  Car.)  the  before  fpecified  Comrhiflioners,  began  their  meetings,  LjjrijJ**, 
and  concluded  of  certain  orders l  for  regulation  of  all  things  couching  Apr.  16^. 
the  faid  repair:  And  in  ApriU  next  enfuirtg,  the  work  it  felf  was  be-  (?Car%) 
gun;  theHoufesadinyniftgto,  attd  neer  the  Church,  being  com- 
pounded for,  arid  pulled  down  ;  and  a  great  pftrt  of  the  Church- yard 
paled  in, for  Mafons  to  work  in;  whereby  the  Sermons,  which  ti- 
fually  had  been  at  the  Crofs,  were  removed  into  the  Quire  $  there  be- 
ing in  ready  money  then  brought  in,  (as  by  a  Certificate  appeared)  mtnus***- 
the  fom  of  54i« 1. 1 J  \  6  *.  And  on  the  xxWh.  dijune,  was m  iffued  ^  ]°m^' 
ont  2OO0  *.  of  the  faid  money,  unto  Michael  Grigg  Efquire,  payma- 
fler  for  the  faid  work.  Whereupon,  an  order  was  figned  the  fame 
day,  to  Inigo  Jones  Efcjiiire,  Surveyor  of  his  Majefties  works ,  to 
caufe  die  Inclofures  and  Scaffoldings  to  be  fet  in  hand ;  wkn  dire- 
^fion  to  begin  the  repair  at  the  Southeafl  end.   and  to  bring  it  a- 
long,  by  the  South  to  the  Weft  end. 

And  foon  after,  Vtx,. .......  we  faid  Btfliopi  wild  made  ule  of  all 

Opportunities  to  advance  this  noble  worki  layd  the  firft  ftone  at  the 
Eafteh&trjereof:  Thefecondftohe  being  then  layd  by  Sir  Francis 
JfWfaltKnight,one  of  his  Majefties  princi pall  Secretaries  of  State; 
the  third  by  Sir  Henry  Martin,  then  Judge  of  the  Prerogative  Court ; 
and  the  fourth  by  the  before  fpecified  Inigo  Jones,  Sur veyour  generall 
of  this  work*  Nither  did  this  worthy  Bifhop  ceafe  from  the  carrying  j^^i 
it  on,  after  he  was  removed  to  the  See  of  Canterbury  j  which  was  in  &  Carj 
September  following-  but  in  all  things  fliewed  himfelf  a  pious  and 
rjowerfull furtherer thereof.  Nn  )  Not 


160  The  H  I  S  T  O  R  Y  of 


Nor  was  the  King  himfelf  without  an  high  fenfe  of  the  honour 
done  unto  Chriftian  Religion  ..and  the  fame  which  would  redound 
to  this  whole  Englifa  Nation,  by  thus  restoring  to  life  fo  fi^naH  a 
Monument  of  his  renowned  anceftors  piety,  (I  mean  King  Ethel- 
bert  and  the  other  Saxon  Kings)  as  may  feem  by  that  mo/1  magnifi- 
cent and  {lately  Po;  ticoy  with  Corinthian  Pillars,  which  at  his  own 
charge  he  efe&ed  at  the  Weft  end  thereof ;  where  he  placed  the  Sta- 
tues of  his  Roy  all  Father  (King  James)  and  himfelf,  for  a  la  fling  me- 
moriall  of  this  their  advancement  of  fo  glorious  a  work.  Which  Por- 
tico was  intended  to  be  an  ambulatory  for  fuch,  as  udially  by  wal- 
king in  the  Body  of  theChurch,  difturbed  the  folemn  fervice  in  the 
Quire. 

And  in  this  noble  manner,  as  we  have  feen,it  was  carryed  on  for 

thefpace  of  above  nine  years ;  many  perfons,mofl  pioufly  tendering 

Gods  glory  therein,-  contributing  largely  to  it.  Amongft  which  Sir 

« sims  Sur-   paMl  Pinder  Kt.  (Tometime  Embaffadour  °  to  King  James  at  Coitflart- 

vey p.  767.  *      *'       ~  1  •        P  "vitwni. 

tittOple)  is  efpecially  to  be-  remembred  s  who,  having,  at  his  own 
charge,  firft  repaired  tfre  decays  of  that  goodly  partition,  made  at  the 
Weft  end  of  the  Qttire;.;adorning  the  front  thereof,  outwards,  with 
fair  Pillars  of  black  M#rble,a;nd  Statues  ofthofe  Saxon  Kings,  which 
had  been  Founders,  Qr  Benefactors  to  the  Church :  beautified  the  in- 
ner part  thereof,  with  figures  of  Angells ,  and  all  the  wainfcote  work 
ofthe  Quire,  with  excellent  carving 1  viz,,  of  Cherubins  and  other 
Imagery,  richly  gilded ;  adding cofllyfuits  of  Hangings  for  the  up* 

pzxcompoto  per  end  thereof.  And  afterwards  bellowed  p  four  thoufands  pounds 

ISaf"  in  repairing  of  the  South  Crofs :  So  that,  except  the  Steeple,  which 
was  intended  to  be  wholly  taken  down;  and,  by  flronger  pillars  to 
fupport  it, built  in  proportion  to  theChurch,  with  a  Spire  of  flone 
futable  thereto  (being  ready  fcaflolded  to  that  end)  all  the  refl  was 
perfectly  finiftied,  as  to  the  Walls  and  cover  of  lead ;  as  by  thefe  repre- 
sentations thereof  in  itsfeverall  parts,  both  on  the  in-fide  and  out- 
fide,  which  in  the  following  pages  are  fully  exhibited,  for  the  pre. 
ferving  of  its  memory  to  future  ages,  is  to  be  feen.  . 

And,  to  the  intent  that  po fterity  may  fee,  what  open  hearts  and 
hands  our  Englifh  Nation  then  had,  by  the  vafl  fums  of  money,' 
which  were  given,  within  the  compafs  of  a  few  years,  for  the  rcflau- 
ration  of  this  then  ruinous  fabrick,  to  its  antient  fplendor;  I  have 

-jPf^jfr^- here  added  a  briefs  of  the  Receivers  accompt,  as  it  was  caft  up  25.. 

tm  joh.  web.  QBm  Jn,MDCXXXIX.(i  5  Caroli)  together  with  a  Scheame  of  the 
feverall  fums  of  money,  as  they  were  brought  into  the  Chamber  of 
London,  for  each  particular  year. 


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2.0  Thm:    Valcntini  Carey ,. 
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zi  Thm.  Willcelmi  Rytnyn, 
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2.?  Turn:  I  eh:  Acton,      . 


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'CHORI     RCCIiJi  SI  JL     .CATELBUBJ^IS 


PA.VJLI.       VKOS-PX.CTVS      IXTXRIOl?.. 


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Pjeiatu?  avat. 
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PAVXI,     P  RO\SP  t  CTVlS     I  NtlRIOl 


CSS 


• 


Saint  TAVL%  Cathedrall. 


A  note  of  the  Receipts,  disbursements  and  Remainders  in 
cafh,  for  the  repair  of  Prf#/.r. 

The  Chamber  oflOtltlOn  hath'  % 

received  for  the  repair  of  the  bo-  I.    s.   d. 

dy  of  the  Church  and  Quire.        79043 .1 8. 1 1  .*£. 

More  received  by  the  fame 
Chamber,  for  the  repair  of  the 
Weft  end,  being  his  Majefties 
gift  out  of  Ecclefiiftical  Fines.     10*95. 05. 06, 

Alfo  received  by  the  Cham- 
ber of  LotltJOn  towards  the 


Oilober  z$, 
K39. 


I  The  totall  of  all  thefc 
I  Receipts,is. 

J  I    s    d 

>8948?.  04.05.^. 


001  jo. 00. 00. 


'09628. 1 6. 08. 


00. 


rff 


work  of  the  Steeple. 

Payd  by  the  Chamber  of] 
ILOnBon  unto  fcvcrall  pcrfons, 
for  Houfes  demolifhed  and  o 
ther  necefTary  charges. 

Paid  by  the  faid  Chamber  to  -^ 
Mallet  Griggs,  to  be  payd  by^  iro..    , 

him  for  ieverall  Houfes  de-roi452.00«00- 
molifhed.  J 

Received  by  Matter  Griggs  ~ 
from  the  Chamber  of  LOffljOtty 
for  the  repair  of  the  body  of^  68000.  00. 00, 
the  Church,  Quire,  and  Weft\ 
end.  -> 

Received  by  the  fame  Ma- "J 
fax  Griggs  of  Sir  Pa»l  finder  f 
Knight  for  the   repair  of  thc?°4°oo.'oo 
South  end.  3 

The  charge  of  the  repair  of^ 
the  Eaft  end,  North  and  South^ 
fides, with  the  money  ^^^^it^^UOi.sb. 
upon  Debenters,   not  yet  en-k 
trcd  into  the  Books.  W 

The  charge  of  the  repair  oH 
the  Weft  end,  with  the  impreft([ 
money  upon  Debenters,not yet/  07154. 13.  oi.eb. 
cntred  into  the  Book.  J 

Remaining  in  cafh  in  the-j 
Chamber  of  JLontJOn,  for  the( 
repair  of  the  body  of  ^^7267. 15.06. 
Church  and  Quire.  II     J 

Remaining  alfo  in  ca(h  in  the ? 
faid  Chamber  for  repair  of  hisV  , 

Majefties  workof  the  weft  end.S3140,1 2;°3'»« 

Remaining  in  cafli  in  the 
hands  of  Mafter  Griggs ,  to- 
wards repair  of  all  the  Church. 

The  totall  fumme,  by  this 
accompt ,  remayning  in  thei 
Chamber  of  Lontion,  and  in 
the  hands  of  Mafter  Griggs,  is 


J 


1 
■ 
■ 

I  Totall  of  the  payments 
for  Houfes,  &e. 
I  I    s    d 

f  1 1080.  X6.08. 


\ 


'  "■      A 

The  totall  of  thefe  re- 
ceipts by  Mafter  Criggs, 

I    s     U      ■ 
72000. 00. 00. 


1  The  totall  of  this  charge. 

j  6^16$.  14.o4.0l. 

!>   I 
1 

III 
111 

J 

IThe  totall  of  the  cafli  rc- 
mayning  in  the  Cham- 
lberoflonDon,is 
1  lid 

1 10408.  07.09.  cbl 

/         S     d 

iX   6730.05.07.  eb.  q. 


. 


Oo 


1713^13.04.^^. 


The 


171  The  HISTORY  of 


The  totallfums  received  in  the  fcverall  yearsi  towards  the  repair  of 
the  Cathedrall  Church  of  Saint  Paul,  as  appeareth  bytheAc- 
compts  taken  at  the  Feaft  of  Saint  Michael  the 
Archangell,  in  thole  years. 


).  s.    d: 

An.  1631.  00670.  00.  00: 

An.1632.  06574.  19.  05* 

An.1633.  10678.  12.  05. 

An.1634.  12683.  06.  05.  «£. 

An.i6j5.  1 5927.  n.  09.     $ 

An.1636.  09392.  05.  03. 

An.1637.  10444.19.10.^. 

An. 1638.  15931.  11.  xo. 

An.1639.  06778.  14.  ot.ob. 

An.  1640.'  10473.  05.  00.  tbi 

'An.1641.  O1569.  18.  06. 

An.  1642,.  02000.  bo.  oo.! 

An.  1 643;  00015.  00.  00. 


Whereof  from  the 

From  the  Counties. 

King. 

•- 

/.    s,     d. 

0500.  00.  00. 

/.    s.    d. 

34*8.  18.  03. 

1900.  00.  00. 

449i.  12.  09.  tb. 

2320.  00.  00. 

7'53.  02.  00.  tb. 

1135.  05.  06. 

1401.  17.  OJ. 

2860.  00.  00. 

0255.  11.  05.  tb,  q 

0710  00.  00. 

3741.  06.  00. 

0360.  00.  00. 

339.  04.  05.  tb. 

nS6i  10.  08. 

4".  03.  04.  »b. 

1 

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t.    s>'   d.  f.    '■  ■  ;>?;>  v.fc 

Thctotall,       10x330.  04.08. 

But  moire  than  the  turn  bfftpSf1.  ijrin  Kob.  doth  not  appear 
by  the  Books,  to  have  been  layd  out  upon  this  repair,  fince  the  2  $l\ 
di  October  Jnno  16*39.  that  the  accompts  were  (o  audited  :  For  in 
OBoberJnno  1642.  the  flames  of  our  civill  diflentions,  to  the  afto- 
nifhmentofthe  whole  world,  breaking  violently  out  (the  particu- 
lar relation  whereof,  with  its  grouuds  and  circumftances,  its  much 
more  proper  to  be  tranfmitted,  in  writing  to  pofterity,  by  the  next 
age,  than  this)  there  was  not  onely  an  unhappy  period  put  to  this 
*  ttpt:  10.  *  glorious  work ;  but,  by  the  *  Votes  of  both  Houfes  made  in  the  late 
\\\f!'        hng  Parliament,  for  the  MiChingotBiftiops,  Deans  and  Chapters, 
&c.  in  purfuance  of  their  fcAcmnLeague  and  Covenant  with  the  Scots  • 
which  Votes  wereconfirmed  by  an  Ordinance  of  that  Parliament 
in  January  following,  the  very  Foundation  of  this  famous  Cathe- 
r  s«»»*  sur-  drall  was  utterly  (haken  in  pieces  $  which  confilled r  of  the  Bijhop ' 
»«yp-  353-^.   i)eanet  Chief  Chanter  3  Chance lour ,  Treasurer ;  five  Jrch-Deacons,  viz. 
JLpnoOtt,  J^iDoleff  J*>  <&£tt,  COlCtieOfr,  and  S.  aibatl0  5  xxx.  Prebendaries, 
xii.  Petty  Canons,  and  vi  Vicars  Chorall,  So  that,  the  next  year  fol- 
lowing 


Saint  TJVL'S  Cathedrall.  173 


lowing  (Ifaac  Pennington  being  Lord  Mayor)  the  famous  Crofs  in 
the  Church-yard,  which  had  been  for  many  ages,  the  irioft  noted 
and  folemn  place  in  this  Nation,  for  the  graved  Divines  and  grea- 
teft  Schollers  to  preach  at ,  was  with  the  reft  of  the  Crofles  about 
lOtlDon  and  rotttttmfter,  by  farther  Order  of  the  faid  Parliament,  pul- 
led down  to  the  ground. 

And  in  March  enfuing,  the  Houfes  and  Revenues  belonging  to  Mmh- *"»• 
the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  this  Cathedrall,  were,  fiezed  on  by  Order % 
likewife  of  the  (aid  Parliament  j  together  with  all  money,  goods,  and 
materialls,  bought,  or  given  and  brought  into  any  place,  for  repair  J 
ing  or  furniftiing  of  this  Church,  or  appertaining  thereto,  in  whofe 
hands  loever:  out  ofthe  profits  thereof,  it  being  ordered,  that  Do* 
clor  Cornelius  Burgeffe  (one  ofthe  AfTembly  of  Divines,  cbnftituted 
by  authority  ofthe  fame  long  Parliament)  mould  receive  CCCC1. 
fer  an.  and  the  Deanrie  of  PWx  for  his  habitation:  all  which  was 
confirmed  by  an  Ordinance  of  the  faid  Parliament  2}  Apr.  Anno  S45? 
MDCXLV. 

The  repair  therefore  thus  ceafing,  as  hath  been  (aid,  fome  part 
ofthe  materialls  remayning  5  were  by  Order  of  the  Houfe  of  Lords,  Aug.iy. 
delivered  to  the  Par ifhoners  of  St.  Gregories  towards  the  rebuilding  l6*i%- 
of  that  Church ;  which,  being  old,  had  been  pulled  down,  in  regard 
It  was  thought  to  be  a  blemifh  to  this  (lately  Cathedrall,  where-, 
unto  it  adjovned.  And  the  before  fpecified  Scaffolds  affigned  to  Col-' 
lonel  Jephfon-  Regiment,  for  1746  \  15  s.  08  d.  due  thereunto  frorri 
the  faid  Parliament, *nd in  arrear. 

Whether  then  ;fz^.  at  the  time  that  the  Scaftolds  were  pulled 
down,  for  the  benefit  ofthe  Souldiers,  it  was,  that  the  Stalls  in  the 
Qujre  were  all  taken  away  ^  as  al(b  part  of  the  Pavement  torn  up,' 
and  Monuments, either  utterly  demolim'd  or  defaced,  I  cannot  fay: 
but  fure  I  am,  that  for  the  better  difpofall  ofthe  Timber,  fo  imployed 
for  Scaffolds,  and  otherwife,  much  of  it  wasfawed  up  in  the  Church,' 
Pits  being  digg'd  for  that  purpofe,  in  feverall  places  thereof;  even 
where  fome  reverend  Biihops,  and  other  perfons  of  quality  lay  inJ 
terred.  Since  which  time  the  b6dy  of  the  Church  hath  been  fre- 
quently converted  to  a  Horfe  quarter  for  Souldiers.  Arid  part  of  the 
Quire,  with  the  reft  of  the  building  Eaft- wards  from  it,  is  by  a  new 
jpartition  Wall,  made  of  Brick,  in  Anno  1640.  now  difpofed  of  for  a 
Preaching  place ;  and  the  entrance  into  it,  at  the  uppermoft  Win-' 
dow, on  the  North  fide,  Eaft  wards;  where,  for  the  advantage  of 
the  before  fpecified  Doctor  Burgejfe  (as  I  have  heard)  who  had  ail 
aflignation  out  of  the  lands  of  this  Church,  of  four  hundred  pounds 
per  an.  as  hath  been  faid,  for  a  LeBure^  there  are  Weekly  Sermons 
unto  which  divers  Citizens  with  fome  others*  do  ufually  rc^ 
forti 

Oo  5  So 


iXT"  The  H  I  S  T  O  R  Y  of 


9 


pBl*T'iary°f      So  that,  what  the  Lord  Brooke,  parting  '  by  water,  upon  the 
luant.wfc  Thames, March  i$xh.dnno  MDCXL.with  three  other  Lords,  fayd 
by  Maftet   "concerning  this  famous  Cathedrall ;  viz,,  that  he  hoped,  that  one  of 
U4***"  tkemjbould  live  to  fee  no  one  flone  left  upon  another  of  that  buildingjmy, 
I  now  fear,  come  to  pafs :  For  by  taking  away  the  inner  Scaffolds, 
which  fupported  the  arched  vaults,  in  order  to  their  late  intended 
repair;  the  whole  roof  of  the  South  Crofs  is  already  tumbled  down; 
and  the  reft  in  Overall  places  of  the  Church,  often  falling.  Out  of  a 
fad  contemplation,  therefore,  that  fo  glorious  a  ftiucture,  thus  rais'd, 
inricht,and  beautified  by  the  piety  of  our  deceafed  An  ceftors,  mould, 
be  utterly  deftroyed,  and  become  a  wofull  fpectacle  of  ruinc;lhave 
adventured,  though  much  unworthy  for  fuch  an  undertaking,  to  give 
fomereprefcntation,  afwell  to  the  prefent  age,  as  future  times,  of 
what  it  hath  been.  And  having  done  my  befl  endeavour;  which  in 
duty  I  conceive  my  felf  obliged  unto,  meerly  as  1  am  afonof  the 
Church  of  England  (without  any  other  relation  to  this  particular 
Cathedrall  whatfoever)  to  revive  the  memory  of  its  noble  Pounders, 
and  worthy  Bentfadors ,   I  mall  here  conclude  this  difcoude  with 
the  recitall  of  that  prophetick  expreflion,  which  the  reverend  Hoofer, 
long  fince  made, 
in  MaOer  Jndfor  fear  leafi  coVetoufnefs  alone  Jhould  linger  out  the  time  too  much, 

S&Sr  ™  not H  a^e  t0  ma&  haroockof  the  Houfe  of  God,  with  that  expedition, 
i.f.pwi.  n.  tybich  the  mortal! enemy  thereof  did  Vehemently  wifh;  he  hath  by  form 
Enchantments,  fo  deeply  bewitcht  Religion  it  felf,  otto  make  it  in  the 
end  an  earnefl  Solicitor,  and  an  eloquent  per fwader  of  Sacriledqe  ;  uroinq 
confidently,  that  the  Very  befi  fervice,  which  men  of  power  can  do  to 
jQknft,  is,  without  any  more  ceremony ,  tofweep  all,and  to  leave  the  Church 
as  bare,  asm  the  day  it  was  fir Jl  borne  ;  and  that  they  which  endowed 
Churches  with  lands ,  poyfoned  Religion,  6cc« 

In  aword^that  to  give  unto  God,  it  error  :  Reformation  of  error     to 
take  f>  om  the  Church,  that  which  the  blindnefs  of  former  ares  did  un- 

£&ft$s$fc        .... 

By  the fe  or  the  likefu^gejiions  (faith  he)  received  with  full  joy,  and 
with  like  fedulity  praElijedin  certain  parts  of  the  Chrijiian  world  $  they 
haVe  brought  topafs,  that  as  David  doth  fay  of  man,  fit  is  in  hazard  to 
he  Verified  concerning  the  whole  Religion  and  fervice  of  God.  Pfalm^ 
!  iO.Theiim,e  thereof  may  per  adventure  fall  out  to.  be  three/core  and  ten 
years ;  or  iffl/ength  doferVe  unto  fourfcore,  what  followeih  is  like  to  be 
(mall  joy  for  them,  whatfoeVer  they  be  that  behold  th 

- 

««  F  IN  IS. 

b2  f  oO 


/ 1 


APPENDIX 

IN 

Hiftoriam   Ecclefias 

CATHEDRA  LIS 
S  P  A  U  L  I;   - 

X        ... 

DIVERS^ 
A&  majorem  iftius  operis  illuftrationem 

CONTINENS.  | 


«55£SK 


fti    IBU     i.wilj.— 


rinVu«mfa 


JULJBL,    ^5 


s-^?v^a3 


L0  3^<DIHJ> 

Imprcflum  Anno  Domini 

MDCLVIIT. 


r 


■— 


— 


77 


APPEN 


I  N 


Hiftoriam  Ecclefice  Cathedralis 

S.  <P  A  V  L  I,  dec. 


Sguomodo,  pojl primam  Chrijlian<e  Religions  in  Angfia  plantationem,  fe- 
des Epifcopalis  in  cii>itate  Londinenfi  ortaeji. 


■ 


I. 


. 


Nnoab  incarn.  Domini  CLXXXV.  adinftantiam  Lucii  Regis  fxm  r. 


itiar 


'.qus- 


ve- 


Britannia,  majoris,  qija?  nunc  Anglia  nuncupatur,  mifli  fu-  Tanum'&c, 
erunt ab Blmherio papa  ad  Regem  predi&um  duo  Dofto.  pit. s.p.u\i~ 
rc$  prjecipui,  Faganus  Si   Damianus,  ut  Regem  prxdi&um  Londf-»*-'«« 
&  populura  fibi  (ubiditum  ad  Chriftiahae  fidci  unitatem  in-  tG'"1 
dinarent,  Templa,qua?varis&falfis  diis  dedicata  fuerunr 
ad  honorcm  unius  fummi  &  vcri  Dei  confecrarent  &  diver- 
fis  ordinatorum  cetibus  ordinarcnt.     Ipfi  quippe  viri,  fan&a 
fpiritu  veriratis  edoftij  tres  fedes  metropoliticas  in  tribus  nobilionbus  tunc  regni 
Britannia  civitatibus,  ad  laudem  &honorem  unius  &  trini  Dei  ftatuerunt,  qui- 
bu^  Epifcopatusplurimos  fubdiderunt :  Prima  k&ts  London,  erat,  cui  fubmifla 
eft  Loegrix  &  Cornubia,  quas  provincias  Sabrinx  a  KambrU  id  eft  Wallix  fcjun- 
git.   Secunda  fedes  a$>\id  Eboracum,  cui  fubmiffa  eft  Deyra,  &  Albania,  id  eft 
ScotU,  quam  magnum  flumen  HnmbrU  a  Loegrla  fecernit.   Tenia  fedes  erat  in 
lirbc  Legionum,  cui  fubjaeebat  Kambria%  quam  Sabrlna  a  Loegria  fejiingir. 

Prima  itaque  fedes  Ltndonia  erat,  qua?  metropoliticae  &  primatiaj  dignitatis 
ixcellenti*  praeeminebat  per  quadringentos  decern  &  novem  annos,  donee  bea- 
tus  Auguftinm  a  Grtgorio  Papa  miflus,  anno  ab  incarn.  Domini  VClV.  dignitatem 
irsetropoliticam  BorebernU  transferred  poftquam  federat  annis  octo,  ut  anti- 
quum vaticiniumimpleretur.dicens  fie;  Tranfmutatio  fedium  flct,  &  dignitas 
Zonden.  idomzbit  Doroberniam:  Tranflata  itaque  fede  metropolitica  a  facato  *ffje£sz&< 
Ziuzuftino*  Mellitm  primus  *  fedit  Londonienfis  Epifcopus,  &c,  Ja^i  &&&*+ 

&  J        '  -       r  s    ■    *  neafmbibl.:.' 

Bodl.)  vol.  J. 
p.71. 


fP 


/Literte 


178         ATfE^JDlX  I^C  HIST. 


B.mntM.3*  Litem  Grcgorii  Pontificis,  Mellito  Jbbati,  de  Idolis  in  Anglia  deftrti* 
endis,  Funis  autem  eerum  in  obfequium  Veri  Dei  commutandtf , 

II.T^XIlcdtiffimo  filio  Mellito  kbbztiyGregorius  ferviis  fcrvorum  Dei.  Port  dif- 
\^  ^/ceffionem  congregations  noft:  x  qua?  tecum  eft,valde  fumus  fufpenfi  red- 
diti,  quia  nihil  de  profperitate  veftri  itineris  audiffc  nos  contigit.   Cum  ergo  Do- 
..„-        minus  omnipotens  vos  ad  reverendiflimum  virum,  fratrem  noftrum  Aagufiinum 
Epifcopum,  perduxerit,  dicite  ei  quid  diu  rriecum  de  caufa  Anglorum  cogitans 
tra&avi •,  viz,,  quia  Fana  Idolorum  deftrui  in  eadem  gente  minime  debeant  5   fed 
ipfa,quee  in  iis  funt,  idola  deftruantur,  aqua  benedicH  fiat,  in  iifdem  Fanis  afper- 
gatur,  Altaria  conftruantur,  Reliquiae  compona'ntur :   Quiafi  Fana  eadem  bene* 
conftru&a  funt,  necefle  eft  ut  a  cultu  Demonum  in  obfequium  veri  Dei  debeant 
commutari,  ut  dum  gens  ipfa  eadem  Fana  fua  non  videt  deftrui,  de  corde  errorem 
deponat,  &Deum  verumcognofcens&adorans,  ad  loca  quae  confuevit  famili- 
ariuscurrat.  Et  quia  Bovesfolent  in  facrificio  Demonum  multos  occidere,.  de-! 
bet  iis  etiam  hac  de  re  aliqua  folennitas  immutari,  &  die  Dedications,  vel  nata- 
litiis  fan&onim  martyrum,  quorum  illic  Reliquia?  ponuntur,  tabernatula  fibi 
circa  eafdemecclefias,  quae  ex  Fanis  commutata  funt,  tie  ramis  arborum  faciant, 
dc  religiofis  conviviis  folennitatcm  eclebrent  :   Ncc  Diabolo  jam  animalia  im- 
moient,  fed  ad  laudem  Dei  in  efufuo  animalia  occidant,  &  donatori  omnium  dc 
fatietate  fua  gratias  referant :  Et  dum  iis  aliqua  exterius  gaudia  refcrvantur,  ad 
interiora  gaudia  ftciliusconfent!reyalcant5  Nam  duris  mentions  fimul  omnia 
I  abfcindercimpoflibileeffenondubiumcft  5  quia  &  is,  qui  fummum  locum  af-j 
cendere  nkitur { gradibus  vel  paffibus,  non  autem  faltibus  elevarur.  Sic  Ifraelitico" 
,populo  in  Egypto  Dominus  nquidem  innotuit ;  fed  tamen  h$  facrificiorum  ufus, 
qua?  Diabolo  folebat  exhibcre  in  cultu  proprio  rcfervavit  5  ut  iis  in  fuo  facrificio 
animalia im.molare  praeciperet,  quatenus  cor  mutantesaliud  de  facrificio  amitte- 
tent,aliud  tetinercnt*  ufetfi  ipfa  effent  animalia,  qua*  confueverant  immolare,' 
vero  tamen  Deo  ha?c  &  non  Ideiis  immolant*s  jam  facrificia  ipfa  non  effent.  Ha?c 
igiturdile£tfonemtuampr£di&ofratrineccffeeftdiccrc,  ut  ipfe  in  pra?fejnti  il- 
lic pofitus  peTpendat  qualitcr  omnia  debeat  difpenfare.    Dcus  te  incolumem  cu-i 
ftodiat,  diledtiflime  fili.  Datum  die  xv.  Kal.  juliarum.  imperante  Domino  no- 
ftro  LMdurkio'fiherio  piiffimo  Augufto,  anno  nonodecimoj  poft  confulatum' 
e  jufdem  Domini  n'oftri  anno  o&avo  decim^j  indictione  quarta. 


*....viF' 


I       ■         ii  In  i        ■     i      i    ■»  ■ '  i»  in  Jiwli    mi  ^g« 


mft.Angi.      Qu0(l  Templum  S.  Pancrafii  in  chitate  Vorobernenji,  fuit  in  tota  Jnvlia 
}76o.n.zo  firimum,  quod  a  beatc 'Auguflino  dedicatum  eratt 

HI.  Y**] Rat  autem  non  longeab  Ipfa  civltate  (tc\\.T>orcl>er>i}*)  ad  oricnttmiquafl 
J£J,medio  itinere  inter  Ecclefiam  S.CMartini  &  muros civitatis, phanum  five 
i  ydolum  fitum,  ubi  Rex  Btbelbertus  fecundum  ritum  gentis  fuse  folebat  orare,  & 

cum  nobilibus  fuis,  Demoniis  &  non  Deo  facrificare  ;  quod  phanum  Augufihus 
abinquinamentis&fordibusGentiliumpurgavit,  &fimulacro,  quod  in  ea  erat, 
confrafto,  Synagogam  mutavit  in  ecclefiam,  &  earn  in  nomine  S.  PamrAfiitcat' 
tyris  dedicavit.  Ec  ha?c  eft  prima  Ecclefia  ab  Augufiho  dedicata. 


CartA 


C.JTH.   S.    Paul  i.  181 


Carta  Regis  JEtheiberti  fa  El  a  ecclefia  S.Pauhde  ExCod-  »■■*-. 

°  '        /    't-'ii-        1       •  fen'esDcca,    m 

manerio  de  I  lllingnaiu.  i  &  capu.  uet. 

Catb.s.  i>.n\i 
_  -  •       .  ,    Lond.  [g .if. 

IVTNChriftinomine,ey£^/^r//«Rex,Deoinfpirante,proaniro.'Efuceremcdio  *o.«, 

i-  dcdit  Epifcopo  Mellito  terram  quae  appellator  CiUingCijTni  ad  monafterii 
fui  folatium,  fcilicet  monafterium  S.  Pauli  Apoftoli  Do&oris  gentium:  Ec  c^o 
Rex  tALtheibertus  ita  firmiter  concedo  tibi  prxfuli  Me.lito,  poteftarem  ejus  ha- 
bendi,  &  poffidendi,  ut  in  perpetuum  in  monaftcrii  Militate  pcrmanear.  Si  qufsl 
vero  contradicere  temptaverichancdonationem,  anathema  &  excommunicato*  fie 
abomnifocietateChnftiana,  ufqueadfnisfa&ionem:  Quade  re,  ego  Epifcopus 
Mellitus ,  una  cumRege  ^Althdberto,  H  (nfredam  Eplkcpum  fubfetibere  logav/. 
Signum  manus  Hunfridi  Epifcopi  f .  Signum  manus  Letharii  Epifcopi  f ,  Signum 
manus  Abbanx  t.  Signum  manus  ^tbelrvaldit.  Signum  manus  t^fpiru  8c 
aliorum  multorurri. 


Confrmatio  donationum  Eccleji£  S.  Pauli}  per  Agathonem  Rom. 

Pontificem,  cum  licentia  e/egendi  Epijcopum.  m  s'^if/ 

■■  .        ,  pTtef.Dcc,  y  : 

V.T^Nlledirfimo  nobis  Erkenxoddo  Epifcopo  monafterii S.  Fault,  Agatho  Papa  C*t*-{A4  f- 

\:  J  fervus  fervorum  Dei.  Quaz  ad  fecuritatem  &  rcfugium  fidehter  Deo 
ferviencium  pertinent,  follerti  cura  fpcculatoris  oportet  p-rfp  cere  vigilantiam, 
ut  dumimmunitati  devote  Deo  fervire  cupientjum  profpexerit,  plurimos  ad  bo- 
na? converfationis  indolem  provocet.  Rogasprohoc  pnvilegio,  ex  Apoftolica 
au&oritate  concetto ,  Tub  tuitionem  hujus  ac  regulam  perhennitcr  confervari : 
Hujuspoftulationisprbbabilcm  ac  fpiritalem  judicantes  intcntum,  quod  etiam 
maximos  prcefules  &doc~tores  Ecclefia*fecifle  meminimus,  ftatuimus  atque  de- 
cernimus  venerabile  monafterium  in  Londonia.  civitatc,  quod  dcrdicatum  eft  in 
nomine  S.  Pauli  Apoftoli,  gentium  dodtoris,  cujus  divina  dignano  prece  nos  vo- 
luit,  ita  viz,,  ut  nichil  dc  rebus  Ecclefias,  vel  matcriis,  in  ejus  nomine  oblatis,  ac 
confecratis,  ab  jure  venerabilis  monaftcrii  a  tua  reveremia  fubrrahatur.  H.c  pa- 
cifico tempore  a  Deo  conctffb,  qui  ad  Epifcop^rus  mi  iftcuum  delatus  fuerit  fc 
jpfum  Apoftolicis  reprefentet  obtutibus,  uc  ex  hoc  illibatam  firmiratem  obtineat. 
Si  verb  Presbyterumob  Miffarum  folempma  fibi  propofucrint  confecrari,  dum 
vero  ad  pcrcipiendam  laborum  viciflicudinem  de  hoc  migraverit  a  feculo,  cle- 
gendi  Epifcopum  licentiam  foli  congregationi  ejufdem  venerabilis  Monafterii, 
concedimus.  Siquisverohanclibertatemaugere  voluert,  adaugeat  omnipotens 
Deus  fibi  longcvam  in  hoc  feculo  vitam  $  &  poft  finem  iftius  vi :x  eoekftis  regni 
jocunditatem  :  Si  quis  vero,  quod  nonoptamus  hujus  decreti  fyncrafain  infnn- 
geretemptaverit,aut  aliter  quam  a  nobis  ftatutum  eft  mutarc  ituduerit,  fit  a 
confortio  Chrifti  &  Ecelefia?,  &  a  collegio  omnium  Sanctorum  in  hoc,  &  in  fu- 
turo  feculo  fegregatus;  * 


Vita  S.Erkenwaldi.Lundonid  Epifcopi.  2<pr*r,eaj. 

3  *■  J      [  MS.  [B.J  f. 


VI."T)Oftpaflioncm&  refurre&ioncm  dominicam,  cum  Cacholica  fides  per 
_|_  orbem  terrarum  diffufa  effet, atque  per  fuos  athletas  Oominus  fparfim 
femina  vita?  erogaffet  •  ficut  Davitici  canitur  in  hympnis,  in  omntm  terram 
cxivit  fonuseorum,  &  in  fines  orbis  terra?  verba  eorum.  Tandem  ad  ufque  coeli 
cacumen ere&a  Britannia  occidenralis  advolarunt  partibus,  per  beatum  Attgtt- 
fiinum  a  Gregorio  Papa  miflum,  qui  primus  tramitem  tute  docendo  in  Dorober- 
■aenfis  Eccleiia?  fede,  quafi  folis  radius  fulgere  cepit :  Mcllitum  igitur  fandti  cer- 

Q^  q  taminis 


io.  a. 


i8%         JTTEXCDIX  I^C  HIST. 


taminis  commilitonem,  partibus  orientdhm  Snxonum,  a  Cantia  dcftinavit  5  quo* 
rum  metropolis  civitas  Lttndonia  fuper  flumen  Tamenfe  pofita  eft  5  in  qua  <-y£tbd- 
bertus  Rex,  in  honorem  Do&oris  gentium  Pauli  Ecclefiam  conftruxit,  ubi  Mel- 
/iiw/pijedidusPontificalifungeretur  officio.  Igiturad  do&rinam  Mellitt Epi- 
fcopi,puerulusquidam,  Erkenwaldus  nomine,  concurrebat,  xtate  parvus,  fed 
mente  maturus.  Inter  multa  itaque  alia  lcgttur  in  hyftoria  Cinglorum,  vita  ejus 
velconverfatio  fuifletamfan&iflima,utin  interiore  hominc  divicias  gloria?  tper> 
fcrutatus,  caduca  vel  fccularia  cun&a  poftponeret. 

Habebat  autem  germanam  Adleburgam  nomine  jquam  ita  difciplinis  ccelefti- 
bus  inflammaverat,  ut  ipfa  virgo  vita  &  moribus,  &  converfarione  fan&iflima, 
per  omnia  Deo  placerc  fatageret.  Pra?di<5tus  etenim  vir  Domini  Erktnwaldns 
setate  temporum  &  probitate  morum  roboratus,  potius  elegit  folitaria  antra,  quatn 
popularibus  intcrcife  curis  .-nam duo  praeclara  Monaftena;  unum  fibi,  aueruni 
lororifua;  conftruxerat,  quod  utrumque  regularibus  difciplinis  optime  inftitu- 
crat.  Sibi  quidem  in  regione  Sutherie^  juxta  fluvium  Tamenfern  in  loco  qui  vo- 
catur  Cerotefeja}  forori  autem  in  oricntalium  Saxonum  provincia,in  loco  qui  vo^ 
catur  Berchingum,  ubi  &  conftituta  eft  mater  animarum. 

Contigit  autem  ut  Epifcopus  Ln»donic&  fedis,  Cedde  vocabulo,  migravit  ad 
Dominum,  &univerfa?  plebii  vir  Dei  Erkenwddus  5  in  Cathedra  Pontifical! 
fublimatus  eft :  Popularibus  igimrpompis  abrenuntiatis,  quicquid  fermone  do- 
cebat,  operum  exhibitione  implere  curabat :  Erat  enim  fapientia  perfedus,  fer- 
mone modeftus,  pervigil  in  orationibus,  corpore  caftus,  ledtioni  deditus,  carita- 
tis  radicc  plantatus.  Poft  multa  fiquidem  ltnminenris  vita?  certamina,  Sanftus 
vir, artubus corporis cepitinfii man:  Pra?ctptc  vero  Feretrum  caballaritim  pra?- 
parari,  quo  portaretur  per  vieos  &  civitates,  verbum  Domini  praedicando  -,  undc 
fcrtur  per  multa  tempora,  hoc  feivatum  efle  a  Difcipulis,  atque  plurimi,  quali- 
cunquc  doiore  gravati  effent,  mox  eo  ta&o  atque  deofculato,  ab  infirmitate  li- 
berabantur :  Veium  etiam  haftu'a?  ab  eo  abfcifla*,  &  ad  aegrotos  allata?,  citam  cis 
falutem  parabant :  Advenit  ergo  tempus,  quo  talentum  pretiofum  ccelefti  fa- 
crario  conderetur ,  &  pit  patris  manipuli  ad  horreum  dominicale  reporta- 
rentur, 

Quadam  vero  die,  verbi  Dei  pabula,  commiffo  fibi  gregi,  miniftraturos,  dum' 
duarum  rotarum  ferretur  vchiculo,  infirmitate  pra?pediente,  vel  fenio,  contigit 
ut  altera  rotarum  fernitis  difficultatc  axem  relinqueret,  &  ibidem  focia  rclicla  re- 
maneret.  Cumquc  diu  rota  reliqua,  fola  officii  fui  curfum  continuarec  5  ignora- 
bant  enim  qui  aderant,  fubito  currus  ex  altera  parte  vacuus  fuftentamine  cerni-] 
tur  5  cujus  tamen  curfus  ufu  novd,  imdinfolito,  mirabiliter  perficitur.  O  Deus 
rwr<  bilis  per  omnia  5  laudabilis  fuper  omnia,  cui  bruta  funt  obnoxia  in  fen  fa.  a  o- 
bedientia  5  Sed  quoniam  vir  fan&us  hujus  vita?  laudem  fugiebat ;  dum  xterna? 
beatitudinis  fru&um  appetebat,  remuncrator  cceleftis,  fervi  fui  compen fans  me- 
rita,  de  valle  lacrimarum,  &  hujus  vira?  miferia  vocat  eum  ad  regna  cceleftia: 
Quod  ubi  vir  fan&a?  converfationis  agnovir,  vocationem  fuam  fecretis  fuis  fami- 
lianbus  imminere  pra»dixit. 

Beams  vero  pater  Erchenwaldas,  cum  Dei  difpofitione  Bercbingttm  venirer," 
infirmitafte  gravi  corripitur,  qua.  vitam  temporalcm  finiv-it?  Qui  dirTblutionemt 
ftii  corporis  imminere  praenofcens,convocat  filios  fuos,ac  falubri  admonitione  om- 
ncs  inftruxit  j  fuaquc  benedi&ione  Deo  commendavit }  ficquc  inter  manus  illo- 
rum  fpiritum  exalavit :  incujustranfitu^  tarn  mira  fuaviflimi  odoris  flagrantia,! 
cellulam  ubi  ipfe  jacebat  implevit ,  ac  fi  ipfa  domus  tota  perfunderetur  baL- 
famo. 

Audientes  vero  Canonici  LundonU,  &  monachi  Certefcya,  fanctum  Dei  vP 
rum,fcilicetdeiiocmundotransiffe,illuC  confeftim  venerunt,  ut  fecum  corpus 
inde  tollerent.  Quod  videntes  fan&imoniales,  illos  feilicet  fancti  viri  corpus  in- 
de  velle  transferrc^  conftanter  reftiterunt,  affirmantes  digniffime  illic  fanctum 
corpus  humandum,  quia  Fundatorac  pater  loci  ipfius  extiterat;  &  de  hac  caula 
corpus  ejus  habere  volebant.  E  contrario,  Monachi  Certefeje  refponderunt,  di- 
centes  5  Nobis  extitit  Abbas,  nofter  eric  jam  defunftus,  &  ideo  hue  renimus,  ut 

ejus 


-  — ■  f — ■ — — __^_ £___ 

ECCL.  £JTH.   S.  Paul i.  igj 

T      i  , 

ejus  corpus  nobifcum  hinc  tollamus :  Scimusenimeum  veftram  Ecclefiam  fun. 
davifie  -7  fed  tamen  prius  noftri  ccenobii  Fundator  extitit  5  infuper  &  nos  ibi  con- 
ftitu;t5  acdeinde  Abbas  noftcr,  Deovolente,  fa&us  eft.  Turn  vei6  clerus  ac 
populus  urbis  Lundonixy  indignantes  de  tali  certamine,  ex  abrupto  ad  utrofque 
refponderunr,  dicentes ;  Frufti  a  contenditis  ;  quia  nee  vos  ilium  habebitis,  nee 
juftum  eft  ut  cum  habeatis :  verum  fi  mos  antiquitus  fervatur  inftitutus,  in  urbe, 
quaprajfulordinatus  eft,  imo  de  urbc  Romulea  deftinatus,  Deo  jubente  Sqml- 
chrum  habebic. 

Inrerea,  dum  hxc  dicerentur,  plcbs  certatim  aecurrit  Lundoniat,  ac  Deo  annu- 
ente  fui  pontificis  corpus  inde  fecum  fuftulere.  Condolentes  vero  monachi,  ve- 
rum  etiam  &  fan&imoniales,  de  bcati  viri  corpore  fibi  fublato,  plorando,  bcati 
viri  corpus  perfecunturejulantes.  Exeuntibus  illis  de  ccenobio,  fa&a  eft  tem- 
peftas  maxima,  videlicet  depluvia  &  vento  ad  declarandum  viri  meriturn,  ita 
uxvixaliquis  fuffcrre  pofiet :  Necmirumfuit  (i  cerei  ardentes,  qui  circa  bead 
Viri  corpus  erant  appofiti,in  tali  tempeftate  fuiflent  extindti.  Sequentes  iguur 
fan<5tjft*imum  corpus  in  hujufmodi  tempeftate,  ad  fluvium  ufque  venerunt,  nomi- 
minc  *  HjU,ubi  fine  dubio  tranfire  purabanr :  Sed  cum  illuc  veniffent,  invenerunt » Vul  Uti 
ipfum  fluvium,  de  fcipfo  tam  magnum  atque  profundum,  qui  dc  filvaticis  fluviis 
itacrevifle  ac  fuperhabundafle,  ut  fi  quis  hunc  tranfire  voluiflet,  nulio  modo 
abfque  navis  adminiculo  tranfire  potuiflet :  Semita  nufquam  ibi  inveniebarur 
alqua  mavis  etiam  nulla  vel  pons  ibi  aderat,  per  quem  aliquis  ultra  ire  poflet. 
Curr.q'ie monachi fimul  & fan&imoniales,  hoc  vidffent,  exclamaverunt,  dicen- 
tes 5  Eya,  Ey a,  nunc  apparet  injuria  quam  nobis  intttltjlis  de  fancJtjfimi  vtri  csr- 
pore.  Dicunt  etiam  &  fanctimoniales ;  vereper  hanc  nimiam  aqua  inundattonem 
demonfirat  htc  Dominus,  quo  in  loco  ipje  difpofuerat  ut  requiefcat  vir  ifte  tumulan- 
dus  :  Qttare  vobis  fummopere  curandum  ejiy  ut  ab  ijlo  veflro  propofito  cittflime  rc- 
deatis,  &  corpus  ad  locum,  Jibi  a  Deo  deflinatum,  refer atis,  ne  propter  importunity- 
tern  &  concupifcentiam  noftramjleum  offendentes^  &  incomparabile  dampnum  incur  - 
ratis  :  Nam  iccirco  ad  nof  ilium  adhttc  in  came  viventem,  atque  multts  nos  exhor- 
tationibus fpiritualiter  corroborantem  mifit  Dominus  Dens,  ut  nos  faltem  pofl  ejus 
tranfitum  celeberrimum,  atque  fanviifiimum  ejus  corpus  babtremus.  Sed  vos  qui- 
dem.  Deumjtilmetuentes,  cumftmma  violentia  leca  nojlra,  velutipervafores  cru~ 
deliter  introiflis ;  1r  ut  luti  fameltei  cantos  gregum  irrumpentes,  querendo,  rapi- 
endo  ,  laniando  quolcunque  invenire  pofjent,  invent afque  devorando  confnmunt  ? 
&  hie  f&viendo  &  minitando  nos  invafiflu  •  infuper  &  bafilicam  noflram  de  tali 
ac  txnto  viro  exfpoltafiis :  Quamobrem  judicet  Deus  emwpotens  inter  nos 
&  vos. 

Audientes  veu>  hoc  cives  Lundonia*,  refponderunt  e  contrl,  tali  effamine  5  Dito 

quidem  quodjatis  patienter  opprobria  &  convitia  vejlra  fujtinulmus,  nihil  vobis  e 

contra  objtcientes ;  fed  unum  pro  certo  habeatis,  &  ne  dintius  credere  dsferatis  ; 

quia  nee  vos,ut  fupra  diximus  eum  habebitis  ;  nee  nos  unquam  a  propofito  nojlro 

alicujus  metu  flecli  videbitis,  neque  dampnum  aliquod  inde  nobis  evenire  gaudebi" 

tis.  Aihuc  autem  vtlumus,  &  vosfcire  nos  non  quafi  lupos,  fed  Jieut  vires  fortes 

ejrftrenuosper  medias  acies  belUtorum  4  non  fegniter  irrumpere,  &  verumetian* 

juries  munitijpmas  armis  dr  gentibns  debell/ire,  (ubruere  atque  fubvertere,  ante* 

quant  Deifervum  &  patronum  noftrum  amittamus.-quia  eerie  per  eum  nos  ejr  omnis 

populus  LundonienfiS)  cum  omnibus  fuis  provincialibus,  infuper  &  Ecclefia,  me- 

tropolitana,  quam  ipfe  jufie  ejr  f ancle  longo  rexit  tempore,  Deo  miferante3  ipfoque 

patrocinante,  ab  inimicorum  nofiroruminfdiis^prafentibus  Jcilicet  &  futures,  cre- 

dimus  &  confidimus  patenter  nos  eripi  atque  falvari :  jdeoque  &  nos  ipfi  volumus 

ut  de  ddli  patrono  corroboretur  &  honor etur  tam  gloriofa  civitas,  talifque  con- 

ventus. 

Interea,  cum  univcrfa  multitudo  tumultuaretur  pro  thefaufo  facro  fanfli  cor- 
poris obtinendo ,  quidam  vir  religiofus  &  eruditus,  in  difciplinatu  ipfius  Pon- 
tificis, fancto  fpiritu  plenus,  in  eminentem  locum  afcendit  &  hujufcemodi  fcr- 
moncm,  facto  filentio,  exorfus  eft.  Voluntas  vejlra  laudabilis  e/l,  ac  omnipotent 
t>eo  acceptibilis  5  videlicet  quod  gubematorem  animarum  veflrarum,  penes  vos 

Qjj  a  "  habere 


i84         JTTE&CDIX  IN;  HIST. 


habere  nit'iminl :  Cceterum  nlmis  a  reguU  veritatis  exorbitatis,  qui  hoc  [ancium. 
eptts  fimultate  ac  odio  aggredimini  \  Scriptumeft  enim^  quoni^m  rant  as  legis  eft 
flenitttdo,  &  qtii  in  two  offendit  id  eft  in'carltate^omnium  reus  eft :  Si  <vos  ergo  eftis 
dilcordes  dc  rixantes,  quomodd  Deas  holocoftomata  precum  yeftrarum  fufciptet,  cum 
if  (tint  offendtritls  :  Quipp,  ficut  facra  pagina  tejlatur,  Deus  car  it  as  eft  5  qtta- 
propter  unit  at  em  caritatisumnimes  fervate,  &  flcxis  genibus  ere  at  or  em  univerft- 
tatt  simpler  ate,  quatinus  rcvelar'e  dlgnelar,  ubi  reliqui.is  fit  preciofi  Confejjorif, 
noftriquepatroni  collscarivelit. 

HuicexhortatorispraedicationiomncsaiTenfurn  voluntaries  adhibuerunt  ^  Cle- 
ms Letaniam  &  Pfalmodiam  gemebundus  p-xcinnivit-,  turba  vero  utriufque 
fexus pufilli &  majorcs  fe  in  terram  proftraveiunt^  &  gemitibus  ac  lacrymis  Dei 
mifcrecordiam  imploraverunt,  ut  mdicio  alicujus  figni  tantam  litem  &  feditioncra 
divinitus  dirimerct,  Ut  pfalmifta  perhibet  ^Propeeft  dominus  omnibus  invocan- 
tibus  eum  in  vcritate,  &  deprecationem  eorum  exaudiet:  Nam  dum  proni  ora- 
tionibus  unanimiter  infudarent,  unda  fluminis  fe  divifir>  &  veftigiis  iilorum  iic- 
cum  iter  praebuit,  uti  quondam  fluenta  tfordaxis  ficcata  funt,  cum  filii  ifraell  ter- 
rain promiffionis ingrederentur,  vel  cum  Helios  in  carne  in  requiem. mtronizan- 
dus,  ficcis  pedibus  tranfmeavit.  Quod  cum  vidiffent  jubilanres  &  Dcum  glori- 
ficantes,eltvatoFeretro  cum  magna  revereruia  &  concordia  tranfierunt,  &  uf- 
que  ad  flumen  quod  nuncupatur  Stratford^  iter  teceruht. 

Hie ftatueruntj3aulifperpaufarc,quoniam locus  arroenus  erat,  viriditate  florr- 
gera  veftitus,  donee  plcbsaliquanrifperpuTcederetj  En  iterato  Dcus  gloriofus 
in  Sanctis  fuis,  miraculum  oftendir  nequaqiiam  pi  aetcreundum  :  Etenim  dura 
nimboia  tempeftas  fopita  efTet,  &  pluviofa*  nubes  rarefecrent  ac  de*crefcerent,  ac 
Solis  radii  rutilantes  calorem  generarent,  cerei  circa  libitinam  csslitus  illum-inati 
funt:  Qtisefitumeft  ilico  quifnamne  minifterium  ignis  adhibuifTct;  Cum  vero 
cognoviflentdivina  potent;aa&um  e{fe,mu)t6  magis  tripudiantes  &  exultantes 
Domini  ma jeftatem  collaudaverunt& glonficaverunt  •,&  confurgentes  ad  civi- 
tatem  Lmdonienfem  tetenderunt.  Cum  autem  didiciflenr,  qui  erant  in  civkate 
adventumfanctiPrelulis,  &exierunt  obviam  ei  cum  hymnis  &  canticis  enarra- 
biliter  colletantes,  quod  locus  fuus  exequiis  tarn  venerandi  paftoris  fublimatus  fir. 
Quotquot  autem  geftatorium  fan&i  viri  tetfgerunt,  a  quacunque*  infirmitate 
vexjbantur,  liberati  funt ;  &  cotidie  ad  rumbam  ejus  lanitas  aegrotis,  redo  corde 
petcntibus,  exhibetur,  &  proftrante  Domino  noftro  Jefu  Chrifto  ,  qui  cura 
pane  &  fpiritu  fanfto  vivic  &  regnat  Deus,  per  omnia  fecula  feculonum 
Amen.  ;    ... 


sx  frtf.cti.    Certa  Re^is  Athelftani  de  terris  apud  Sandon,  Rede.,  Ardeleage,  Luf- 
HS-'W-     *      fenbalc,  Bylcham,  Wicham,  fidwoldintune,   Rumwelk, 


2o.  e. 


Eadulfefnefle  Draitune,Berne3  Seofdune  &  Wilkfdone. 


IN  nomine  Domini  noftri  Jefu  Chrifti  falvatoris,  ea  qua?  fecundum  legem 
falubriter  diffiniuntur,  licer  folus  fermo  fufficeret,  tamen  pro  cvitanda  futuri 
temporisambiguitate,  fideliflimis  fcripturis  &  documents  funt  commendanda: 
Quamobrem  ego  iA.thelftanus  Rex  Anglorum^xo,  aeterna;  retributionis  fpe,&  re- 
laxatione  peccatbrum  meorum,ad  laudem  domini  nominis,&  ad  honorem  S.Pau- 
li  Apoftoli,  cV .gentium do&oris, regali au&oritatc  renovavi  atque  reftauravi li- 
bcrtatem  ad  Monafterium  ipfius  ftatutum  in  Londonia  civitate  ubi  diu  San&us  Er- 
kemrvaldus  Epifcoparum  tenuit  •  qui  etiam  propenfius  in  mouafterii  fludens  profi- 
cuo,  illud  privilegium  quod  haftenus  in  praefato  habctur  monafterio  in  Romulea. 
urbe  petcbat^iliq-,  quam  plurima  privilcgia5quae  noftri  anteceflorcs  pro redempti- 
one3nimarumfuarum,&procceleftisregnidefi,derio  conftituerunt,  in  illo  mo- 
nafterio fcripta  conunentur.    H*c  eft  interim  ilia  libertas3  quam  ut  perpetua- 

liter 


ECCL.CJTH.  S.    Paul!.  185 


liter  in  fa»pedi&omonaftcriopermaneat,animolibenti  conftituo,id-eft,decem  man- 
fas  ad  Sandomm,  cum  fto&f  ?  &  o&o  ad  *  Srfceleage  cum  luftmljaele  5  &  de-  *  Modo  Yejrt^ 
ccm  ad  'Bplfijam,  cum  ££licfc»m  -,  &  o&o  ad  CtttoOlDitUm  *  ;  &  duodecem  %■ 
adEUliatDfllai  *triginra  ad  Ca&UlfrtMa  •,  &  decern  ad  XWltUtm  &  o&o  **T*#Hcy- 
ad  ^etm  5  &  decern  ad  JcltOfOUnC,  cum  OLnllCfDUnf .    Hanc  ergo  libertatern  b'"3&e•  - 
pro  petitionc  &  ammonitione  venerabilis  Epifcopi  Theoddrici,  qui  tunc  temporis 
cidcm  Monaftcrio  praefuit,  placabili  mentis  devotione,  di&are,  fenbere,  com- 
mendarc  procuravi.  Si  quis  veto,  quodnon  optamus,  hujus  decreti  adverfitatem 
infringerc  temptaverit,  aut  aliter  quam  a  nobis  ftatutum,  mutare  praefumpferit, 
fit  a  confortio  domini  noftri  Je(u  Chrifti  fegregatus,  &  cum  Jupis  rapacibus 
ponatur,  &  e jus ligaturts  fe  conftri&um  fciat,  cui  Chriftus  claves  coeleftis  regni 
commendans,  ait,  Tues  Petras,  &  fuper  hanc  fetram  tdijieabo  Ecclefiant  meamt 
&tlhi  dabs  claves  regni  ccelorum  $&  quodcunq,  ligaverls Jvper  ten  am,  eritliga- 
t»m&  in  cos  Us. 

Dcnique  adhuc,  pro  ampliori  firmitatis  teibmento  omnimodo  prcecipimus, 
arq-,  praszipiendoobfecramus,  ucmaneat  ifta  libertas  infolub. liter  ab  omni  fecu- 
lanfervitio,  cum  omnibus  per  circuitum  ad  fe  rite  psrtinentibu*,  campis,  pratis, 
pafcuis,vi!vis>  rivuliss  tribusexceptis,  Expeditione,  Pontis ,  Arcifq-,  conftru- 
&ione,&Excercitu.  Idcircovcro  hujus  donationis  muniflcentiam,  tarn  firmiter 
atq-,  immobiliter  imperamus,  quia  per  hoc  a  Domino  cceleftem  beatitudinena 
acciperefperamus^illoannuentecuieft  honor,  &poteftas,  &  imperium  per  in- 
finita  fcculorum  fecula.  Ddndc  hujus  decreti  confentiens,  teftis  fuit  Adelgartts  r  <* 

Archi-praeful,  &  Oskitel  Metropolitanus  Ebttracenfis  Ecclcfiaj.  &  zAilfftanus 
Lundonienfts  Epiicopus,  &  Adulf  ffereferdenfis  bafilicae  Epifcopus,  &  t^lferi 
dux,  et  Brithnoth  dux  5  et  i/Elfric  Abbas,  et  *sElftan  Abbas,  et  alii  multi. 


Aha  Carta  ejufdem  Regis  Adeljlani  Saxonicei 

VII.B.  Oi^|pm  ha^an  naman  upep  balenoej-'CpipTep  )-e  peup  ;$rpcoppa  pape  fylpe 
naepon^  BJ-  ep-calypoe  mi°  *>ij»  asenumlipe  pa  papopoone  pa:,ion  puph  paes 
oeopleplape  ~j  mio  ealle  pop-fcyljooe  irrcopim  ec»nj-U)-le,ac  his  mycele  ippsj-cne] 


■a. 


s 


S.Paulep  mynj'-peT  patpeco  sepex-an  pypne  ppiu'.ieje  y  lp  pynoepua  ppeqlp  S. 
Paul "co  lope.pan  ha^an  apopxle  pe  peop  p"Cop  irhalioj  minpc  paule  1:0  aly peoiuppe 
*]  mine  pynnan-copopjipeneppe  be  pam  pc  &ybba  cynj  hi"C  apep-c  jeppeooe  *j  pc 
halj*  6pkenpolS  *]  hij  bej^en  pap~o  jcbusen  mio  ealle  jooe  jepeopooe  ~]  pa 
p-oopc  je  ;$ot>eoen*]  pemapcBipcop  S.  Gpkenpolo  pane  ppeolp  jepeu-cc  on  Rome- 
bipij  pe  on  p-ipre Cap-can  ip  appi~en  "]  maneja  oppe  ppeolpap  hepon  jgeppi-ccn 
pyno  pe  mine  pop jen^an  jepe-c-cenheopa  paule  -coalypneppe.  Se  pe  pypne  ppeelp 
jeeacnije  30D  hip  liep  bepon  lipe  *]  him  heopona  picep  mypepe  pylle  ponne  he 
heononpapan  pceole.Se  ^epsnne  \)x  ape  pa»nce-co  peopijenneoo^pe  ono^'opepipon 
'coapaDenneono'opeh'n;  hepbepopenappi-enip,py  hiplip  hep  jeli'U-cleo.  *]  penne 
be  heonon  papan  pecole,  pig  a  hip  punun£  on  r>elle  jpunO  j  bu"con  he  hi"0  hep   xn  hip 


R  r  Madt 


em 


\86         ATTE&CD1X  13^  HIST. 


Eadem  Carta  Latinel 


JfN  fanc*o  nomine  rioftri  Scrvatoris  Chrifti,  qui  no$  creavit,  quando  nofmet 
jpfinonwamus  &  nosiedemit  cum  fua  propria  vita,  quando  pcrditi  fui-. 
kmusexDiabohdo<anna,etpcnitusdamnatiin  *r«rnum  fulphur-  fed  ciui 
«gna  dementia  noshberavitabco.  Nunc  ego  Athelfianus  Rex  fuper  Aneli- 
camg€ntem,notumfaciomeisfjpiennbus,  etin  hoc  fcripto  verbis  confirmo - 
quodhberaboomnemterramadS.  PmU  Monaftcrium  (fpeaantemM  Et  infu- 
pcrconftituamiftudpnvikgiumjhoceft,  fingularem  immunitarem  in  laiidcm 
S.Pauh.ilimsSanai  Apoftoli,  cui  hie  locus  eft  facratus,  inanim*  mejeredem 
ptioncm,  etpeccarorummeorumremiffionem,  fecundumquod  Sebba  Rex  eun 
dem  (locum;  pumo  liberavit,  «S.  ErkenwMdm ;  quorum  ambo  e6fc  contu- 
lerunt,  omnino  Deo  infervierunt,  et  ilium  locum  locupWrunr,  magnU^-  ille 
Epifcopus  S.  Erketmddtu,  illud  Privilcgfum  impetravit  Roma?    quod  in  h*r 

Cfortafcubitur:  «pluraaliaPrivUcgiahiciiifcribunmr,q:i«mci>;»deceffor« 
lrrogarununansmarum  fuarum  redemptionem.  Qui  hoc  Privilegium  ad 
rit,  Deusejus  vitam  in  hoc  mundo  (conferva;  &  ei  ccelorum  regni  eaudra" 
conccdat,  quando  hinc  deceiTent.  Qui  veto  quid  iliinc  abftulerit  fivefn  r 
Hfum  convergent,  aliter  ( fcilicctj  quam  h£c  foprafcriptum  eft  •  fireius  vim  23 
decurraw,  &  quando  hinc  decefferit,  Temper  fit  ejus  habitatio  in  Inferni  fo£ 
do,  nifiid  hie  ante  finem  fuum  dihgentius  compenfet  apud  Sternum  D  • 
qui  omnium  rerum  hsbet  poteftatem.  Idcirco  ram  hVmitcr  hoc  vrivileo™ ' 
CobfcrvarU  pracipimus,  ut  ita  nos  omnes  denuo  puffimus  iimuj  rJllr!Im 
regmgaudiaaflequi  cum  aeterno  Deo,  qui  omnium  rerum  hubet  paeftatcm 


Ib.f.io.  b. 


Carta  Regis  Eadgari  de  manerio  deNzftoke, 

VIII.  ]N  nomine  Dei  fummj,  ipfoq,  imperperuum  domino  noftro  Tefa  Chrl 
fto  rcgnanrc     ac  difponente  ubiq,  omnia  fecptra  quoq;  regalia  teml 
poral.rergubernandadiftnbuerit,    aoomodaverit  cui  vul?.  undef™  S 

gSu   ^X'  v°gatUS  qU    Cm  3b  Epifc°P°  meo  ^»mlfo,\  principe  mco 
MlM^mm  partem  terra,  libera*  darem  imperpetuum  JSLtiZ 
S.  PW.ApoftoliDoaoris  gentium,   id  eft  xv.  manliones  in  locoqufvocZ 
pfinSOC^&mich!  cumlatodignopretiowdeft  LX.  mancas  in Turo  pmif 
fimo.    Et  nunc  ego  Eadgarm  Rex,  cum  confilio  atq5  confenfu  Epifcoporurn 
meorurrs&fapientummcorum,pr*cipioin  Dei  omnipotenris  nomine  TSfc 
fupradifta  terra  fit  liberataabomnitributortgali,  vcaiali,  five  notis  fJWsiZj 
tis,  majons  vel  minoris,  quamdiu  Chriftiana  fides  in  terris  fervatur   Sin  f  K 
benedidionem  largitatis  augcre  Deo voluerir,  fua  bona  in  ccekfti  regno  au^ 
tur,  &  mulnphcentur :  Et  qui  hanc  donationem  meam  tempuwFk  fr«SS" 
aut  d.minuere,  anathema  fit  marenata  in  die  Judicii  ante  tribunal  GhSKS 
ante  cum  fatistadione  emendaverit.    Attum  eft  hoc  Anno  ah  inrsm,,;        i> 
mini  hoftri  Jefu  Chrifti  DCCCLXFll,  ind^ioneL.  f KSS  *  °' 
Cartulam  figno  S.  Crucis  Chrifti  corroboravi  &  X-Sbfe^ 
fubicnpfi^&ca.rerosteftesidoneosutadipfum  agerent  adhibui,  quorum  nomt 
na  mfrafenpta  funt.  Ego  odo  Archicpifcopus  confenfi  &  fubfcriPfi  f  EgoS 
here  dux  t  Ego  Beorhmlf&x  f  Ego  Brihtwdd  dux  t  Ego  Eal!/erdEpiZ% 

confenfi 


ECCL.  {iTH  S.  P  a  u  l  i.  iS'7 


confenfi  &  fubfcripfi  t  Ego  Mttcel  dux  t  Eaflmund  dux  t  Ego  Eadmund  Epi- 
fcopus  confenfi  &  fubicripfi.  t  Ego  Adelwitlfdux,  Adfred  dux,  Aelfftan  dux, 
Wulfreddux,  Wtrfred dux. (7*rW/ minifter \Ealbtard  Abb,  tsZthelTvardPr.Mcfcrt 
min\RetJVtttfhelm minifter  <u£delfi4»Pr.  zAlgfrid  mtniiler,  Acca  mimftcr,  *AlU 
minifter,  W^nfige  minifter,  <*£lfr(d  minifter. 


Carta  Regina  Egelfledae,  uxoris  Edgari  Regis,  de  quatuor- 

bidis  terra  apud  Lagcfare,  &  duabus  apud 

Cochamftede,  Saxonice. 

IX.J££Ep  pputrela'S  on  'Sam  cpioe  ^e  Gjelplea  jecpe^ben  hzf*6  joo  -co  lope 
-3  hipefaulc-uo^ejifc  ^  hipe  hlapopoep.  "p  ip  poane  "6a  peopcp  hioa  lan- 
oepaxjLajejeapc]  "opa  hioa  an  Gochamp-ceoe.  \>c  hy  36m  jeop  hipepaule-j  )"Op 
hipe  hlapopoep  in"co  S.  Paulep  mynfcpe  on  Lunocne  ^an  jcbpo^pan  ~e  bij- 
jeopan  "Sam  pe  'Ssep  oejhamlice  jooe  tenia's  be  =5ep  Cynjep  pulle  jjekuen 
/t'Selpeoep  oh  ^epa  manna  sepruneppe'Seheopanaman  hep  p-canda'S,]?  ip  "Sonne 
C^elno^  apeebijeop'j  'pulpfcan  apcebipcop  *]  yTlpun  bipcop  on  Lunoene  *j  yEl- 
ppic  abbots  pijapo  abbo"C -j  /Elpi  abbo-o  on  Coppapopoe  *]  ytlpepe  ealoooman 
-j  Bpi'chno^  ealoojimon*3  yBopicsloopman^  yllf fije  Cynjep  |iejn  ~]  Upe3ea-a 
Scipeman  ^  Fpena  cynjep  pejn  *]  ppa  hpilc  man  ppa  "Sipnc  cpioe  apenoc  py  h« 
Juoap  3epepc 'Sc upnc  opihx;cn  bdepoe  en helle  piue. 

Id  eft. 

HTc  patet  in  hac  (iAonztlcmis)  Charra,  quod  Egelfleda.  conceflit  in  Dei 
laudem,  &anirinaefu£fubfidium,  &  Domini  fui.  hoc  eft,  quituor  hi- 
das  terra?  apud  Lagefaram,  &  duas  hidas  apud  CochtmjltdAm ,  quas  conceffic 
ipfa  pro  anima  fua  &  Domini  fui ,  S.  PmU  monafterio  Londini ;  fratrum 
in  vi&um  ibidem  quotid'e  Deo  fervicntium,  cum  plena  Regis  licentia,  -y£- 
thelredi  (  fciiicct : )  adhibito  virorum  illorum  teftmoiio,  quorum  nomina 
hie  fubfunt,  id  eft  Egdmthl  Archiepifcopi  &  Wnlflmi  Archiep  &  Al- 
fani  Epifcopi  Londiaenfts ,  &  <s£lfrici  Abbatis ,  &  Wtgardi  Abbatis ,  & 
Elffii  Abbuis  C0fvwaforde»jis9  &  tAZlferi  Aldermanni,  &  Britbnothi  Alder- 
manni, ec  tAZdrici  Aldermanni,  et  oElffigii  Regis  Thani  (vcl  mniftri )  &  U/e- 
geati  Pra»pofiti,  cc  Fran*  Regis  Thani.  E:  quicunqj  hanc  Chartam  viola- 
verit,  fit  ipfe  fad*  focius ,  qui  Dominum  nofttum  prodidic,  in  Inferni 
fuppiicio. 


Carta  Regis  ^thelredi,  patris  Sanfti   Regis  Ed- 
wardi ,  donationem  ^Bgelfledse  Re- 
gin£  conformant. 

X. A. TN  nomine domini&  falvatoris  noftri  Jefu  Chrifl:;,  ego  JEdelredus  Dei  it/ii^l 

*  gratia  Anglorttm  bafileus,  notifico  vobis  fidelibus,  meilque  amicis,  quod 
JE^e//?^Jmeoconceflu,duas  de  poflelfione  fua  terras,  Deo  ad  laudem,  fibiq5 

Rr  2  poft 


i88         JTTE3\CDIX  13^  HIST. 


poft  difceflum  ad  falutem,  beatiffiroo,  atq-,  Dodori  gentium  Fxafo,  e)ufq.,Ec- 
clcfix  fratribus,  die  noftuq-,  famulaotibus ,  cum  fumma  devotione  obtuhtj 
quarum  hxc  funt  nomina,  LagtfarC  cam  quatuor  manfis,  &;  COCljamtfetJC  cum 
duabus  manfis.  Hanc  vero  donationem  perpctuam  eflc  conceflimus,  &  fi  aliquis 
cam  in  aliud  quam  conftituimus  transferre  voluerir,  cum  Jttda,  qui  dominurn 
tradidit,  pcenas  luat,  &  indc  nequaquam  poflit  eximi,  nifi  ad  fatisfj&ionem  ve- 
nerit.  Hujus  autem  donationis  funt  teftcs  ifti  idonei,  J&gelnotkus  CantuarU  Ar- 
chiepifcopus,  Wolffta>tfts  Eboracenfu  Archiepifcopus,  Aelfumis  Lundonienfis  Epi- 
fcopus,et  Mlfricm  Abbas,  et  Mlfredus  dux,  et  Brithnodns  dux,  et  Mdricus  dflx, 
et  MlffiKS  iatrapa  Regis,  et  Frena  fatrapa  regis :  ct  Hargedtis  Presbyter,  &  JEl- 
fricfts  diaconus,  ct  Wulmcus  Presbyter. 


Alia  confirmations  Carta  pnefati  Regis  ^fithelredij  de  terris  afe, 
Del  a  p&decefyrihus  juis,  collatis* 

X-  B.  JT\  Go  Mtbelredtts  Rex,  una  cum  Emm*  Regina,  et  cum  prineipibus  mefsj 
|3  coram  con ventu  Dei  facerdotum,  revercntiffimo  falicet  antiftici  &lf- 
fta»o,  terras  monafterii  bead  Paull  Apoftoli,  quas  aprasdecciToribus  meis,five  a 
me  donatas,  feu  a  regibus  gentium  exterarum,  feu  a  principibus,  feu  a  quibufli- 
bet  hominibus  fub  confirmation^  teftimonio,  omnes  perpetualiter  poffidendas, 
conruli  -,  quatinus  michi  criminum  meorum  flagitia  a  domino  venia  relaxetur,  & 
confufiones  fcanddorum  fcUmata,  fimultatumqjdehincaboletur;  &  ut  firmius 
haec  donationis  cartula  roboretur  5  etiam  pra>femibus  Ducibus,  Comitibus,  om- 
niq:  ordine  facerdorah*  vexillum  fan&ae  crucis  manu  propria  infixi,  &  teftes 
idoneos  ad  fcribendum  eadem  figni  impreffione  dignum  curavi,  quorum  nur 
merus  &  nomina  fubter  adnexis  figuris  agnofcuntur.  Si  quis  vero,  quod  abfir? 
tirannicapoteftatefretus,autfaftufuperbia;  tumidus,  contra  hoc  Dccrerum,  a 
me  confirmacum,  in  magno  feu  in  modico  nocere  aut  irrita  facere  temptaverit, 
noverit  fe,  judicante  Domino  vivos  ac  mortuos  gehennas  fuppliciis  rriifius,  per. 
pctuafque  luere  pcenas.  f  valete. 


aj-.10.fr.  C artaCnudi Regis  Danomm&  Anglorum,  donationes 

Ecclefia  S.  Pauii  confirmans. 


XI 


II.  A.  TN  nomine domini  Dei falvatoris  noftri  Jefu  Chrifti,  ego  C»»i»s,  An- 
I  glorum  Rex,  conccdo  tibi  yElfwino  Epifcopo,  pro  mca?  anima?  reme- 
dio,  fciens  michi  in  futuro  prodefle  feculo,  quicquid  in  praefemi  vita  largitusfu- 
ero,  omnes  terras  juris  mei,  vel  anteccflbrum  meorum,  ad  augmentum  monafteri* 
beati  P4«//'  Apoftoli,  gentium  Do&oris,  <juod  pofitum  eft  in  civitate  Lundoni* 
omnes  has  terras  confentiens  confirmavi,  tcftantibus  Epifcopis  &  Comitibus  & 
iftius  terra?  principibus.  Si  quis  verdharum  terrarum  condonationcm  contradi- 
cerc  pra?fumpferit,a  paradifiaco  confortio  exul  exiftet.  Amen. 


Alia  Carta  ejufdem  Regis  Canlrti  de  quibufdam  immunitatibit* 
eadem  Ecclefiaper  ipfum  conceffjs3  Saxonice. 

XI.B.JCCnuncynj^pe-emineB.fcojier-]   mtne  eonlef  *}  nlle  mineberenar 
=&an  Scu/.aa  Sacjvmme  ppeoj"c*r  on  S.  Pauler  mynj-cne  habba^  Iano 


00 

<^pe   habba'S  IanD  inae 
f  peonolics 


ECCL. £JTH.  S.  P  a u l  i.  i%9 


fpeonoliceT  icciVceop^  icyyllcp  bi5  beon  heopa  p*ce  hcpc}  poena  peonSe,  xollep 
•3  -oeamep  binnan  -cio  -]  bu^on  -eib  ^  ppa  HI  *]  rP*  F0^  rP*  hi5  h*FDon  on 
znijep  cynjep  oeaj;e  pypmefc  oo  jellan^injan,  binnan  bujih  *J  bu  van.  *J  ic  n^Uc 
jepapianj?  nan  man  scasnijum  pin^anhcommifbeooc.  *]  |>yrer  »r  *co  3ePlX;neJTe 
ytrjelno'S  arcebifcop  *}  /Bljpjno  apcebijcop  ~j  yElpi  bircop  *j  yglppine  bipcop  "J 
Duouce  bij-cop  *]  Go:>pine  eopl-j  Leoppic  eopl^  Opjoo  clape  *]  xhopeo  ~]  o^pe 
jeno^c  God  hincapeop^e  pe  pipapxnoc. 

Idefi. 

EGo  Canutus  Rex  faiuto  mcos  Eplfcopos,  &  meos  Comites,  omnefq?  meas 
rhanos^vcl  Miniftros)  in  eis  comitatibus  in  quibus  mei  Sacerdotes  in  S. 
fault  monafterio  habent  terram  amice.  Et  ego  vobis  notum  facio,  quod  volo 
Ut  ipfi  fint  eorum  jaca  &  Soc»£,  Theolonei  etiam  «  Teami  (privilcgiorum  fcilicet 
&  jurium  fie  appellatorum)  digni  intra  tempus  &  extra  tempuss  adcoq^  plere 
&  eatenus  ficuc  ipfi  habuerint  in  alicujus  Regis  diebus.  quando  ft  nus  corura  tuit 
optimus,  in  omnibus  rebus  intra  Burgum  &  extra.  Et  ipfe  non  permittam,  uc 
aliquis  in  aliquo  eos  vcxet.  Hujus  autem  funt  in  testimonium  v£gel«othus  Ar- 
chiepifc.  &  ALlfrkus  Archiepifcopus,&  %Alljwim  Epifcopus. $c  JEtfwims  Epifco- 
pus,  &  Duducus  Epifc.Sd  Gedwinus  Comes,&  Leofrieus  Comes,&  ofgodtts  Clawe 
&  Thoredus,  &  alii  fatis  multi.  Deus  eis  makdicat  qui  hoc  volarint. 


Carta  Regis  Edwatdi  Confe§orist  de  oSio  manfis  apud  Berlings, 
&  quinqi  apud  Cmgeford. 


I 


XII.  ^N  nomine  domini  noftri  Jefu  Salvatoris    ea  qua;  legaliter,  falubri-  &/>**« 
rcrq;  dcrerminantur,  licet  (olus  fufficcrct  ftrmo,  ad  cvuandum  tamen 
temporis  futuri  ambiguitatem  fidelilfimis  fcripturis  &  documents  facris 
funt  commendanda.  Quamobrem  ego  Eadwardus  Rex  anglorunt  pro 
a:ternzeretributionisfpe,  &  relaxatione  peccaminum  meorum,  ad  laudem  regis 
aeterni,  &adhonoremS.  fault  Apoftoli,  gentium  Dictoris,  regali  authoritate 
renovavi,  atq-,  reftauravi  libertatem  ad  monafterium  ipfius  ftatutum  in  Lundonia 
civirate,  ubi  diu  San&us  Erkenwaldus  Epifcopatum  tenuit.   Haec  eft  enim  liber- 
tas  ilia,  quam  ut  aeternaliter  in  fupradi&o  .monafterio  permaneat,  ammo  libenti 
conftituo  5  id  eft  o&o  manfas  ad  15ftlUtg0,  &  quinq5  ad  CUtgtfOjtl     Htnc  ego 
libertatem  pro  petitione  &  ammonitione  venerabilis  Epifcopi  Erkemvaldi,   qui 
tunc  temporis  eidem  monafterio  praefuit,  placabili  mentis  devotione,  diftare^ 
fcriberc,  commendarc  procuravi.  Deniqueadhuc,  pro  ampliori  firmitatis  tefta- 
mento  omnimodo  praecipimus,  atq-,  praecipiendo  obfecramus,ut  maneat  ifta  li- 
bertas,  quam  pra>fatus  Erkenwaldus  Epifcopus  in  Romulea  urbe  a  venerabili 
Papa  Agatho  petebat,  infolubilitcr  ab  omni  human*  fcrvitutis  jugo,  cum  omni- 
bus per  circuitum  ad  illud  raonafterium  rite  pertinentibus,  tribus  folummodo  ex- 
cepts, Expeditione  j  Pontis,  arcifq-,  conftru&ione,  &  Excercifu.  Si  quis  vero, 
quod  non  optamus,  hujus  Decreti  anirnadverfitatem  infringerc  temptaTerit,  aut 
aliter  quam  a  nobis  ftatutum  eft  mutare  praefumpferit,  fit  a  conic; no  domini 
noftri  Jefu  Chrifti  fcgregatus,  &  cum  rapacibus  ponatur,  &  cum  nefandiffimo 
Juda^quiChriftumtradidit,  infernales  imperpetuum  luac  pcenas,  H  adfatijfa- 
^tioncm  &  emendationem  non  veneric. 

S  f  Alia 


b, 


jtweNLViX  }i H  H is t: 


A lia Carta  ejufdem  Regis  Bdwarcji  Saxonice, 

XlLB.rj  Atjpapo  cynj  5)ict  mine  bifcoper  "J  mine  eoplap  anb  ealle  mine  bejener 
■tonpanrciranVap  mineprcoj-caj- on  Paulep  mynp-cpt  habbrS  lano  inne 
^conG'-che?  ano  ic  cy"oe  cop  $  ic  pille  ?  M5  beon  heopo  raca  ano  heope  pocne  pup=5e 
*lW  Sfbkuianbunh  1  but;an  T  ppa  jooepa  lajana  pup'Se  nu  ppa  pullano  J"P* 
fojvS  j-pa  h'13  bej"c  paepon  on  smj^f  cyn^ef  oaeje  oo'Spe  on  xnisep  ibipcopep  on 
callan  pinjan  .•  T  ic  nellejj  h'13  unoeppon  am  ma  ppeofua  inoo  heopa mynp-cp* 
|>onncheopalanoeape  abepanma3eT  h'15  pylpepillan.  T  ic  nelle  3epapian|  hcom 
3:1*13  man  zv  jen'^an  |nn3anm*pbe6t>e. 

Id  eft. 

EDwardus  Rex  faluto  meos  Epifcopos  &  meos  Comites,  omncfq;  meos 
,  Thanos  (vel  Minittros )  in  Pra?fe&uris  illis  ubi  mei  Sacerdotes  in  Pauli  Ec- 
cicfia  terram  poffident, amice.  Et  ego  notum  vobis  facie,  quod  volo  ut  ipfi  fint 
eorum  Sac*  <3c  $0#z<e.(Privileg.  fie  did.)  digni,  &  intra  burgum  &  extra :  item 
ram  bonotum  jurium  digni  per  hasc  tempora,  adeo  plene  &  eatenus  ileut  ipfi, 
quando  eorum  ftatus  fuit  optimus,  funint  in  alicujus  Regis  diebiis  (vel  vita  } 
aut  in  alicujus  Epifcopi,  in  omnibus.  Emolout  reciplant  plures  Sacerdotes  in 
eorum  Ecclefum,  qua  n  facilitates  fuas  pari  (id  eft  fuiiinere)  poifint,  &  ipfimec 
voluerint.  Ec  non  perrnittam,  ut  aliquis  in  aliquo  eos  vexcr. 


Fx  Cud   M  S. 
fetes  eimd. 
Dec.&  C'P.f. 


Carta  Regis  Williclmi  Conquejlo/is,  donationes  ten  arum  apud Nafloke, 
Lagefare,Coccamitecie,  &  Runwell,  confirmans. 

(9-  <;•  M      XIII.  "PJ  Go  Wdlhlmus  Dei  gratia  Rex  K^fnzUrum,  unit  cum  CMathtlia  Re- 

J^j^ina.  p  incipibufq-,  meis,coram  conventu  Saccrdotum  Dei  revcrendis 

frilicer,Archiepilcop  s  dldredo  &  Stigando,  cae*rifq-,epifeopis  &  Abbatibus  hu- 

jus  patriae  terras  monaftcrii  S.  Pauli,  qux  in  tempore  antcceflbrum  mcorum  a 

quibuflibet  hominibus  ablata>  fuerant  &  injufte  detente,  omnes  in  die  primi  dia- 

dematis  &  Coronationis  mca%  Deo,  ejufq-,  Apoftolo  Paulo  in  Lundonia,  &  eorum 

fervitoribus  in  pcrpetuum  poflldendas  reltitui,  &  eas  ex  omni  parte  liberas  effe 

concefli-,  exesptis  tribus,  Expeditione,  Pontis,&  Arcis  conftruclione-,  id  eft  xv. 

caflatasad  513afl0k,quatuor  ad  3LagefiU*e,tres  ad  COCCamfteDe,  &  fex  at  ElUl- 

"OKll.  Qaicunq-,  hanc  donationem  a  me  conceffam,  in  aliquo  augere  velit,  ipfe 

&  omnia  fua  a  domino  augcantur3&  in  sternum  benedicantur.    Siquls  veroea 

quae  decrevimus,  in  aliquo  mutare  aut  irritafacere  vo!uerit,  a  communione  Ec- 

clcfiae,  &  confortio  omnium  ele&orum  Dei,  hie  &  in  futuro  fit  fegregatus,  & 

cum  Juda  &  omnibus  iniquiscondempnatus.  s*.     ;. 


Carta  Regis  Willielmi  Conquejloris,  de  diverfis  immunitatibus 
&  Pa-vilegiis  Ecclefia  S.  Pauli  concejjis. 


Ca  t  j.K.ih. 


'  f     i>"  X I V.  \  It  7 .  Gratia  Dei  Rex  ^/^«iw,Omnibii$  fidelibus  fuis  Francis  ScM*- 

V  V    gHs  Talutem.  Scias  quod  ego  couccdo  Deo  &  Ecclefi*  S.  Pauli  dc 

London,  &  redtoribus  &  fervitoribus  ejus,  in  omuibus  terris  quas  ipfe  Ecclefi* 

Ft  p.it.  1.  H.y.  habet,vel  habebit,  infra  burgum  &  extra,/**™*  &Joknam,&  Tbol  &  Thesm,  & 

i£!  *"     infangenetkeof,  Girthbrkhe  anD  fallc  fteoQjipw,  ftp  (fcan^  auu  ty  lanDf ,  on 


ECCU[A1 m"H.  S.  Paul  i./""  ijjfi 


tPtcanDoftpD€,anoallftljcngt)ttt^atinto  t&am  critfenDom  bputij.on 
motfti  fp?afce,  anD  on  unnt#Hamco,ano  on  unngtjt  tuo?fe  of  all  t^at  ostf  ■ 
copjicpe  on  mine  lantje,anoon  elcty  otpre  manmg  lance.  Quare  voio  uc 

ipia  Ecclcfiaita  lit  libera  in  omnibus,  flout  volo  cllc  meam  anmum  in  die  Judicii, 
T cRlbni  ojfnttfido  Cinctllzrio,  Lanfr  am  o  Archiepifcopo  CantuarU  &  Thoma  E-- 
bor,  Arcfuep,  &  Rogero  Comite  Saropesberix,  &  Alamo  Cotmce,&  Gait/rido  de 
MagnAviUafc  Rami f  ho  Peverell, 


I 


Confmilis  Carta  per  eundem  Regem. 

XV.  "ITT  Rex  Angl  Omnibus fidclibusfuis  Francis  &  Anglis  de  ^tf&lfc 
VV  "  fejC  falutcm.  Sciatisquod  concedo  D  o  &  ">.  Paulo,  ejufq;  fervico- 
ribus  xxv.  hidas.quai  Rex  Ethelbertus  dedit  Ecclefia?  S.  Pauli  jux  a  civitatenr 
i^»</*».quando  earn  fundavir,  imperpctuum  liberas  cflc  &  {oiutas&  quictas  dc 
Dentgtldis,  &  omnibus  aliis  £*/<//>,&  abomni  rxpeditione3  &  ib  omni  opere  Et 
volo&fi  miter  prxcipiout  bcneSc  honorifice  &  in  pace  teneant,  &  ne  acquis 
fuper  hoc  eis  injurum  vel  contumeli ;m  faciant.  T  Lanfranco  AiCh.epilcopOjfiT///. 
Epifcopo  DuHclm.  &  iJ^.Comiic  Salopesbirui  &  Eudone  Dapifcro. 


Prtdia  ad  Eccle/tam  S.  PauhJpeElantia  tempore  Regis 
Wilhelmi  Conquefioris, 

In  Comitatu  Midd.in  Hundrccfo  de  <Dfutt)fGone. 

XVI-  IN  jTttltyam,mancrio  Epifcopi,  tenent  Canonici  S.  Pauli  Land,  de  rege,  Ex  nb,0  ce,,_ 
quinq-,hidas  pro  unomaneno.  Terra  eft  quinq,Carucarum.  Ad  dominium  fan,  (voc.no 
pertinent  tres  hida?.  Ibi  funt  dua?„  caruca?,&  tenia  poteft  ficri.Ibio&o  Villani,  jg^f'**^ 
quifq-,  de  unavirga.ta.Et  feprem  Villani  quilq-,  de  quinq^acris-,Er  xi/i.Cotercllj,&  c<Lmr:Scu. 
duo  fcrvi.  Pratum  qmnq-,    acrarum-Paftura  ad  pecora  villa?. Silva  CL  porcorum. 
Inter  totum  valet  vtii -'.  quando  recepit,  fed  tempore  Regis  Edwardi  x  .Hoc  ma- 
nerium  tenent  idem  Canonici  in  dorrunio  tempore  Regii  Edwsrdi,  &  eft  dc  vi<ftu 
ilLorum. 

Canonici  S.  PauII  tenent  JDraytOne  pro  x.  hidis  fc  defendit.  Terra  ad  vi. 
caruc.  Ad  dominium  pertinent  quwqjhida?  &  i.  caruca.  Ibi  Villani  habent  x.  ca- 
rucatas.  Ibi  o&o  Villani  de  duabus  hidis.&  ^i.bordi  de  xxx  acris,  &  duo  ovarii 
de  quatuor  acris,  &  una  borda  de  quinq-,  acris.  Ibi  unum  molendinum  de  xiii r.  * 
& w1,  Pratiunaacra^pafturaad  pecora  villa?,  de  unogurgite  xxxiid.\n  totis 
valentiis  valet  <vl '.quando recepit  fimilitcr,  tempore  regis  Edwardi  viii '.  Hoc 
mancrium  jacujt  &  jacct  in  dominio  S.  Pauli 

In  Comitatu  Effex  in  Hundredo  de..... 

l^Eam  tenuit  Edgiva  Hberc  tempore  Regis  Edwardi,  pro  manerio,  ckdiraidia 
hidae  &  xxx.  acris:  Tunc  dua?  caruca?  in  dominio,  &  dua?  caruca?  boum,modo 
nulla:  Tunc  duo  Villani,modo  fcx :  Tync  fex  bordarii,  modo  quinq-,  Tunc  duo 
feivij  mod©  tres.  Silva  xxv,  porcorum;  Paftura  C.  ovibus,  unus  avcrius,  unus 
porcus,  feptcmoves:  Tunc  valuit  xls.  modo  xx  .  Ha?c  terra  calumpniata  ad 
opus  Regis. 
*  *  Sfi  j„ 


^i         ATTES^JDIX  I^C  HIST. 


In  Hundredode  (DtJTJffrpf. 

Q  Anomci  S.  PauIi  Union :  Tenent  giaUtttlOm- Pro  x  hidis  fe  dcfendit-Terra 
xx  carucarum.  In  dominio  funt<y  hida?,  &ibi  funt  vi.  caruca?.  Ibi  prcsbiter 
cufnxWm'Villanis  habentes  xiii.  carucatas,  adhuc  una  potcft  fieri.  Ibidem  xii 
bordi  &  xvi.  cotrarii,  xi.  feivi,  pratumduarum  acrarum.   Paftura  ad  pecora* 
Silva  CL.  porcorum.    Hoc  manerium  jacuit  &  jacet  in  Eccclefia  S.  Pauli 

Ct)ingefo?t)  in  Hundredo  de  G&al$am. 

fTEnuhS.Paulus  tempore  Regis  Edwardi  pro  unomancrio  &*»/.  hidis  fern- 
A  per  duae carina? m dominio, tunc trescaruca?, homines modo quatuor  Tunc 
ieptem  Villam,modo  oSo:  Tunc  tres  bordarii,  modo  fex.  Semper  quatuor  fer- 
y.  Silvan. porcis.  Quinquaginta  acra?  prati,  &  Una  pifcaria,  novem  averii 
duo Runcini,  xxvu.  porci.  C.  eves.  Tunc  valuit  ffll.  modo  C s.  De  hoc  manerin 
abftulit  Petrns  de  Vdonih  unam  hidam,  &  ofto  acrasprati  qua?  pertinebant  mV 
neno tempore  Regis  ejufdem,  &  filvam  ad  L.  porcos  valentemx1  De  coHrm 
manerio  tulic  Godefridus  de  Magnavilla  x  acras  prati. 

CanoniciS.  PW*  tenent  KomtBfile  pro  viii.  hidis.  Semper  o<a0VilIani  V 
mti.  bordarii :  Tunc  duo  fervi,  modo  unus.-  Tunc  tres  caruca?  &  dimidmm  in 
dominio,  &modofimiliter:  Tunc  inter  homines  dua?ciruca?  &  dimidia .  Sir* 
duccntorumporcorum,duo  Runcini,  unus  averius,  o6to  parci  c  oves  SeZJ 
valuit  o&olibr  as.  '       3-JC"»pcr 

In  Hundredo  de  auitgrr. 

VT0?tOmtenuit(?^/^qua?damfcemina,  tempore  Regis  Edwardi  pro  di 
X  ^  midia  hida,  modo  S.  Paulus.  Semper  i.  caruca,  &  duo  bordi  Silva'  xl  nor" 
corum,  quatuor  acra?  prati,  unus  Runcinus,  quinq-,  averii  xx  *   Hanc  terrain  d/ 
dit  Goditbe  S.  /W*.  poftquam  Rex  venit  in  Angham.  '  dC" 

JSalfOfce  tenuerunt  duo  libcri  homines,  Hmard UHulfi  nm  H.,nk.,c  m„  •• 
&  pro  quinq,  hidis,  xx  acris  minus.  Modo  habet  ^JuJ^S^tS^ST 
Rex  venit  in  hanc  terram,  5c  dicunt  fe  habuiffe  ex  dono  ££  Sem^^^V ? 
lam  &  xi  bordarii :  Tunc  quatuor  fervi,  modo  duo*  fempt  quatuor  caruc  J  in 
dominio  &  quatuor  caruca-  homines:  Silva  DC.  porcorum,x//,7/  acra?  orari  frm 
perx/«i.avern,duo  Runcini,  Cxwmci,xxiiii.  porci,  *^«  caor*  m,«nnr" 
vafaapium,femper  valuit  *'.  '  pra:'  ^u«uor 

Aliam  BafiOfef  tenuit  r^  *>,  pro  manerio  &  i  hida  &  */ acris  Modo 
S.  I«far  invafit,  &  eft  cum  alia  terra,  &  tenent  pro  tantundem :  Turn  unus  bnr 
darius,  modo  duo,  Temper  dus  caruca?.  Silva  C  porcorum:  Semper  Valuic 

AAA      •  * 

In  eadem  villa  tenent  feptem  liberi  homines  duas  hidas,  quas  tenet  S    Paul 
fimiliter.   Ec  modo  in  ifta  terra  xii.  homines,  modo  tres  bordi ,  fempcr  'aiiar  .,«r 
MtxP  CC'  P°rCOrUm '  &  *  porci#  SePtem  acr*  P«ti.  Semper^ 

In  BattOfeC  tenet  unus  prcsbiter  dimidiam  hidam;  fed  Hundredus  ferr  rr  A' 
mum  quod  eft  S.  Pauli.  Semper  duo  bordarii ,  tunc  una  camra   mZ    v.."?" 
Semper  valuit  x  .  modo  eft  in  manu  domini  Regis.  1SfcSSJSSJl?,?,,s 
dc  m*mt  debet  efle  in  defenfo  dum  durat  pauLgiu^^^M^6? 
ufq5  feftum  S.  Martini,  ita quod  aliena animalia,  cSl%en«L°  dfnt^' 

^^etVClPafci"C°dCra'finCliCC^  W£ Sfift 

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ECCL.CATH:  S.  ?kux.i.  i?j 


In  Hundredo  de  Tendringe. 

A(£DUtttf  fltaffe  tenuit  femper  S. Paulas  pro  mancrio,&  pro  ArA?i//.hidis.Tuhc 
Xxxxi'i.-VillanijmodoZ.x/'//. Tunc  XX.bordijtnodo L.  Semper  fex  fcrvi & 
fex  earner  in  dominio.  Tunc  inter  homines  Lx,  caruca?,  modo  xxx.  Silva  CCC. 
porconirn.  ix.  acra?  prati:  modo  duo  molendina.  Tunctres  falinae,  modo  dua? 
paftura?Ccp-ovium:Arx«averia.  xxx.  porci,  CC.  oves.  Quatuorvafa  apium  -. 
Tunc  valuit  xxvi '.  modo  xxx,  &  unam  marcam  argenti. 

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In  Hundredo  de  Hidinvford. 

W3lCl$ttt  tenuit  S.  Paultts  tempore  Regis  Bdwardi  pro  manerio,  &  pro 
tribus  hidis,  una  virgata  minus.  Tunc  una  caruca  in  dominio ,  modo 
dua?.   Tunc  quatuor  caruca?  hominum,  modo  tres.    Silva  CC.  porco- 
rum:  x.  acra?  prati,  duo  Runcini,  quatuor  averia,  xxiii.  porci.  L.  oves.  xiiii. 
capra?.  Tria  vafa  apium.    Tunc  valuit  xl '.  modo  iv  >. 

Di&um  manerium  reddit  duas  firmas  in  p3ne  &  ccrvifia,  &  cuftancias  piftrini 
&bracini,  Srelemofin*,  cum  utraq;  firmaZ5 .  Item  dc  novo  incrcmento  per 
Galfridum  Decanum  quinq5  marcas,  folvendas  in  quatuor  compotis  Camera?  per 
cquales  portiones. 

'BelCtjaiTXtenuit  S.  Paulas  tempore  Regis  Edwardl,  pro  manerio,  &  v.  hidis. 
Semper  dua?  caruca?  in  dominio,  Scxil.  caruca?  hominum.  I bi  xxiii.  Villani,  x. 
bordi,  v.  fe-rvi,  Silva  Z>r.porcorum,ArArx.  acra?  prati,  ix.  averia,  duo  Runcini, 
xl,  porci.  C.  oves.  v.  apri,  Semper  valuit  xvi.  libras. 

In  Hundredo  Ae  Roches  ford. 


B 3l*Ungf  tenuic  Temper  S.  Paulas  prouno  mancrio  &  duabus  hidis,  xv.  acris 
minus.  Tunc  duo  Villani,  modo  duo ;  tunc  quinq-,  bordarii,  modo  ix.  Sem- 
per unus  fervus  &  una  caruca  in  dominio,  duo  caruca?  hominum :  Paftura  ad  XL. 
oves,  trcs  Runcini;,  duo  averii,quatuor  porci,  Clx.  oves.  Tunc  valuit  iiii1.  x'. 
modo  vi l .  In  eadem  tenura  unus  liber  homo  de  dimidia  hida  8c  x.  acris  tem- 
pore Regis  Edtvardi  modo  S.  Paulus-,  femper  i .  caruca,  &  valet  xx s.  Hanc  oc- 
cupavetunt  Ganonici  poftquam  Rex  venit  in  Angliam. 

Sunt  in  dominico  CCCC.  &  iv  xx.  acra?  terra?  arabilis  diftri&a?  per  tr«  fcyfones, 
&  poflunt  coli  cum  tribus  carucis,&  valet  communiter  acra  vi  ''.per  annum. Item 
funt  ibidem  xviii.acrscqux  aliquando  feminantur,&  aliquando  jacent  ad  paftu- 
ram,  &  valet  acra  viii f*.  per  annum.  Item  C.  acra?  de  marifco,&  valet  acra  com- 
muniter per  annum  Hi  .  Etpafcuntinroarifco&  terrisfuffeinis.  CCC.  oves  cum 
hurtardis.  Et  relpondet  molendinum  qualibet  feptimana  de  uno  buffello  bladi  li- 
ber£  5  Et  poutint  fuftcntari  ibidem  fex  vaccce,  Sc  valet  exitus  cujuflibet  per  an- 
num 11'. 


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In  Hundredo  cte  Witbbritejbemi 

C  Anonici  S.  Pauli  tenent  CiUitIf$am  pro  manerio  &  xx.  hidis  &  -w.acris. 
Semper  xx.  Villani,  &  o<»o  Bordarii,  &  quatuor  fervi.  Tunc  tres  carucae 
in  dominio,  modo  quatuor,  fempcr x.  caruca?  hominudi;  Paftura  CCCC.  ovium: 
modo  unuia  molendinum,  &  una  paftaria,  xv.  avcrii.  xxx.  porci.  GCCLX.  ov«. 
Praeterhanc  terrain  ddtae  font  etiam  x. acra?,  quae  adjacent  huic  rhanerio.  Tunc 
totum  valuit  x  '■  modo  *>«  « 

lit  Hundredo  de  Turreflapetel 

9  'ff*3fl3fr30llMttton  *cft"^  temper^.  Pd*/«.r  pro  otfto  hidis, 5s  pro  uno  mane- 
:  I  rio.  Scd  Radulfm  Bafnard 'tenet  dimidiam  hidam,  &  Hundredus  neffcit 
!  JL.  qaomod^edrntenuit.  Semper  *v.  Villam  &  quatuor  bordarii,  &o&o 
fervi.  Tunc . . . .  Caruc*;irv  dominio*  modo  i.  &  dimidiam ;  Tunc  o&o  carucatae 
hominum,  modo  tres.  Sjlva  xk  porcorum.  xxx.  acrat  prati.  Paftura  Cxi.  ovium„ 
Semper  unummde^tnUfri-.8eHnafeIina,unusRuncinuSj0^o  avcrii,#&.  porci, 
€L.  ovesjtfia  vafa  affcums  temper  valet  viii1- 


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In  Comitatu  Hertfordia,  in  Hundredo  de  OdJefeje] 

'. 

Anonici  S.  Pauli  London,  tenent  ijjftrtlf It .  Pro  vi.  hidis  fe  defendit.  Terra 
eft  a',  caruc:  In  dominiotres  hidae.  Ibi  funt  duas  carucse,  &  tertia  poteft 
fieri :  Ibi,  xii.  Villani  habentes  vu.  carucas5  Ibi  fex  bbrdi,  &  duo  cotark, 

8c  quatuor  fervi.  Praturn  ad  duos  hm«^p.tftura  ad  pecora.  Silva  CC.porcorum. 

In  rotis  valentils  valuit  &  valet  vii l  tempore  Regis  Edwardi  x  <•  Hoc  maneriura 

jacuit  &  jacet  in  Ecclefia  S.  Pauli. 

In  Ddneys  Hundred: 

C  Anonici  S.  Pattli  tenent  CatJitltJOtte.  Pro  *.  hidis  fe  defendit.  Ter- 
ra eft. v.  carucarum.  In  dominio  quatuor  hida?,  &  ibi  eft  una  caruca,  &ad- 
huc  tres  poflunt  eflV  Ibi  xxii.  VUlani  habent  vi  carucas.  Ibi  fex  bordi  &  duo 
fervi :  Paftura  ad  pecora-  Sii  va  C.  porcorum,  &  de  redditu  fil  vx  ii *•  In  totis  va- 
lentiis  valet  Cat1  quando  recepiti>i'-  &tantundem  Regis  Edwardi  ttm^oit.HQC 
autcm  tenuit  Lewjnus  Cat  de  Rege  E.  An0-  domini  iMLYIl. 

• 

'  Anonici  S.  Pauli  London:  renertt  &meftUO#!).ProAr.  hidis  fe  defendit.  Ter-* 
'ra  eft  x.  carucarum.  In  dominio  v. hidje,  &  ibi  funt  duar  caruca?,&  adhuc  tres 
poflunt  fieri.  Ibi  tres  fervi,  paftura  ad  pecora,  Silva  C.  porcorum, &  de  redditu 
filvae /'*  In  totis  valentiis  valet  Lxx  quando  recepitC-  tantundcra  tempore 
Re  gis  Edwardi,  Hoc  autera  tenuit  le  Wynetat  de  Rege  Edwardo. 

In  Comitatu  Surreje  in  Brithjianes  Hundred. 

C  Anonici  S.  ?4»// tenuerunt  'Btettfg  tempore  Regis  Edwardi,,  &  fc  defen- 
dit  pro  odo  hidis.  Ha?  hida:  geldaverunt  &  geldant  cum  ^Otff \$fot  mane- 
rio  Archiepifcopi,  &  ibi  funt  computatae.  Terra  eft  fex  carucarum.  In  dominio 
funt  i.  caruca,  Scix.  Villani  &  tres  bordarii,  cum  tribus  carucis  &xx>  acris 
prati.  Tempore  Regis  Edwardi  valuit  vi '.  modo  vii\ 

Con- 


ECCL.  QA  TB  S.  P  a  u  l  i.  t& 

CanfikutioTies  Lanfranci  Cantuarienfis  Jrchiepijcopi. 

■ .         . 

XVII.  A  Nno  incarnatlonls  dominie*.  MLXXV.  regnante  glsriofo  Anglorum  Exvet:  codltt 
l\  Rig*  W\\k\'tt\o  Anno  regniejtis  IX.  congregatam  eft  Lundoniis,  in  ^lu'tJ^mL 
Ecclefia  btati  Pauli  Apoftdi  concilium  Anglic*  Regionis-,  Epifcoporttm  videlicet,  &  Cantab, 
Abbatum,  nee  rwn  &  mttltarum  religiofi  ordinis  perfonarum,  -Lanfranco  SanF* 
Dorobernenfis  Eeciefi*  Artfriprefttle,  totittfe  Britannic*  inful*  Primate  ;  cenfi- 
dentibus  fecttm  viris  venerabilibus,  Thoma  Eboraccnfi  ^rcbiepifcopo,  Wilklmo 
Londonienfi  Epifcopo,  Wulftano  Wyriceftrenfi,  &  aliis  XI.    Quia  retro  multis 
annis  in  Anglico  regno  irftisConciliorurn  obfoleverat,renovata  funt  nonnulla  qua* 
antiquis  etiam.  canonibus  riofcuntur  definita.  Exconcilio  igirur  Toletano  quarto, 
Milevitano  atq$  Bracarenfi  ftatutum  eft,  ut  finguli  fecundum  ordinationis  fua?  Quarter  fit  fe~ 
tempora  fedeant,  praeter  eos  qui  ex  antiqua  confuetudine,  five  fuarum  Ecclefia-  Amdnm^io- 
rum  privikgiis,  digniores  fedes  habent :   Et  tunc  decretum  eft  etiam  ex  regula 
beati  BenedisiAm  dialogo  Gregorii  generaliter  omnes  Monachi*  nifi  a  pra?latis  £S2-'e" 
concefla,  pro^rietate  careant.  ■■  chou 

Siquis  veto  aliqtifcproprii,  fine  pra?fata  licencia  habere,  in  morte  fuerit  de- 
prehenfus  $  nee  ante  mortem  id  reddidit  cum  penitencia  &  dolore.peccatum  fuum 
confeflusjnccfignaproeopulfentur,  nee  falutaris  pro  ejus  abfolutione  hoftia 
immoletur,  nee  in  cimiterio  fepeliatur, 

Decretum  eft  etiam,  ex  decretis  raajoris  Gregorii,  nee  non  minorisj  ut  nullus  De  matnnam; 
de  propria  cognatione  vel  uxoris  defun<5ta?  feu  quam  cognatus  habuit,  uxorem 
accipiat,  quoadufq-,parentelaexalterutrapartead  feptimum  gradum  perveniat. 

Item  ut  nullus  (acros  ordines  feu  officium  Ecclefiofticum,  quod  ad  curam  ani- 
marum  pertineat,  emat  vel  vendat.  Hoc  enim  fcelus  a  Petro  Apoftolo  in  Simon*  Cmu  smonu-  - 
Mago  primiius  dampnatum  eft.    Poftea  a  San&is  patribus  vetitum  &  excommu- tos' 
nicatum.  c 

,   Nccoframortuorumanimalium,quafi  pro  vitanda  animalium  pefte,  alicubi  /f^. 
fufpendantur^nec  fortes  vel  arufpicia,  feu  divinationCs,  vel  aliqua  hujufmodi 
opera  Diaboli  ab  aliquo  exerceantur.   Ha?c  enim  omnia  facri  canoncs  prohibu- 
erunt  &  eos  qui  talia excrcent^  data  fentenria,  cAcommunioverunt. 

Iter'umut  nullus- Epifcopus  vel  Abbas,  feu  quilibet  ex  clero,  hominem  oeci-  cmr* 'M'tium 
dendumvelmembristrun'candum  judicet:  veljudicancibus  fua?  au&oritatis  favo-  i"'lg'"dis' 
rem  commodet.  Hoc  faneitum  atq-,  confirmatum  eft  coram  duobus  Archiepi- 
fcopis  &  XII.  Epifcopis  &  Afchenillo  Archidiacono  Dorobernenfis  Ecclefia?,  & 
XXI.  Abbatibus  de  Archiprefulatu  Cantuar. 

Inillistemporibusdiverfis  au&oritatibus  probarum  atq5  oftenfum  eft,  quod  DefitMm 
JEboracenfis  Ecclefia  Cantuarienfi  Ecclefia?  debeat  fubjacere,  cjufq?  Archicpifcopi  Eborac> 
ut  Primatis  tocius  Britannia?  difpoficionibus  in  hiis,  qua?  ad  Chriftianam  religio- 
nem  pertinent  in  omnibus  obedire.  .. 

Subjedionemverci  Dunelmenfis  EpifcopUtq-,  terminos  a  fluvio  ^)UmlJ?e,ufq;  J££L1g- 
ad  ultimos  fines  Scotia?,  Tub  regimine  Eboracenfis  Ecclefia?  affirmaverunt,  pro-  bw. 
feffionem  cum  facramento  vero,  ob  amorem  Regis,  Eboracenfi  Archiepifcopo  Maxmr  pce- 
Ibom*  Lanfrancm  Archicpifcopus  relaxavit,  Scriptamq;  tantum  profeflionem  fflta  Ehor- 
recepit,  non  preju<iicans  fucceflbribus  fuis,  qui  facramentum  cum  profeffione  a 
fucceflbribus  Thorn*  exigcre  vohierint. 
[Nota,  De  hac  materia  ex  parte  tra&at  Will.  Malmesb.  pag,  6j .  b.  &  pag.ru, 
b.  pra?cipue  vero  pag.  1 17.  b.  Editionis  Londinenfis.3 


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7^  ATTE3VJD1X  13^  HIST. 


Carta.  Regis  WilKelmi  Conqueftoris,de  libertatibus  Ecclepis 
reftitu'tis,  &  Ecclefiajlicis  perfonis. 

XVIII.  \X  T  Dei  gratia  Rex  Anglorum,  R.  Bainardo,  &  G.  de  MagnivilU  & 
f«/w.D*  VV  '  P.  de  Falowes.cxtcrify  meis  fidelibus  de  CffCp  &  ^)tttfO?tJ" 

&caplj.f.  fc^irt,&  de  SlMDIHUft  faluccm.Sciatis  vos  omnes,  &caeterimei  fidelcs  qui  in 
»•  tf,3  Anglic  manent,  quod  Epifcopales  leges,  qua?  non  bene.nec  fecund  u  m  fan&orum 

Canonum  pr«ecepta,  ufq^  ad  meatemporain  regno  AngUtum  fuerunt,  communi 
concilio,  &  concilio  Archiepifcoporum  &  Epifcoporum,&  Abbatum,&  omnium 
principurnRegnimeixmendandas  judicavi.  Propterea  mando,  &  regia  au<5tori- 
fate  przecipio,  utnullusEpifcopus,  vcl  Archidiaconus  de  Legibus  Epifcopalibus 
ampliiis  in  Hundret  placita  teneanr,  nee  caufam,  qua?  ad  regimen  animarum  per- 
tinct,  ad  judicium  fecularium  hominum  adducant :  fed:  quicunq^  fecundum  Epi- 
fcopales Leges,  de  quacunq?  caufa  vel  culpa  interpellate  fuerit,  ad  locum  quem 
ad  hoc  Epifcopus  elegerit  &  nommavcnt.veniat,  ibiq-,dc  caufa  vel  culpa  fuare- 
fpondeat,  &  non  fecundum  Hundret,  kd  fecundum  Canoncs  &  Epifcopales  Le- 
ges, &  re&um  Deo  8c  Epifcopo  fuo  faciat.  Si  vero  aliquis,  per  fuperbiam  ela- 
tus  ad  Jufticiam  Epifcopalem  venire  contempfcrit,&  noluerit,  vocetur  femel,  & 
fecundo  &  tertio  :  Quod  fi  nee  fie  ad  ernendationem  venerit,  excommunicetur  5 
&  fi  opus  fuerit  ad  hoc  vindicandum,  fortitudo  &  Jufticia  Regis  vel  Vicecomitis 
adhibeatur:Illeauternqui  vocatus  ad  Jufticiam  Epifcopi  venire  noluerit,    pro 
unaquaqjvocatione  Legem  Epifcop^lerh  emendabit.    Hoc  etiam   defendo,  & 
meaaudoritateimerdico,  neullus  Vicecomesaut  Praepofitus,  feu  Miniftcr  Re- 
gis, nee  aliquis  laicus  homo,  de  legibus  qua?  ad  Epifcopum  pertinent,  fe  intro- 
mittat;  nee  aliquis  laicus  homo  ahum  hominem  fine  Jufticia  Epifcopi  ad  judi- 
cium adducat.- Judicium  vero  in  nullo  loco  portetur  nifi  in  Epifcopali  fedc,  aut 
in  illo  loco,  quem  Epifcopus  ad  hoc  conftruerit. 


Ibid. 


Carta  ejvfdem  Regis  VVini&lrni  fMa  Mauricio  Epifcopo  Lundoniae 
decajiio  de  Stortford,  (£*  aim  terrisr  Saxonici. 

XIX.  \K  7    Cyn3  SP^  Ojmund  bijeeop  op  Seapbyrij  -]  Rob.  op  61i.  ^  Pie- 

V  V     ^pcf-op  Valoniis^  ealle  bis  )-cip3epevan  -]  hip  holoan  Fpencij-ce  -] 

enjlij-ee  ppenolipce.  *j  ic  cy'Sc  cop  j>  ic  habbe  3e;$yuen  COaupice  birxeope  op  Lunoene 

*mcom.         paneCip*oelop6p-cop,oepopo**]  a'le  pa  lano  pe  pilliam  bipceop  hip   popejens* 

Hcttf.  opmehaepoe.  *]  eaceallcpa  lano  "]3  pilliam  pe  oiacon  *]  Raulp  hip  bpooup  op  me 

healoe'S  -]  habbe'S.  •]  pop'Sanic  pillep  jc  oon  -]p  Cpaupicc  pe  bipcoep  ealle  pas  t>in;$ 

Tealle]?ao'6pepingpchehapetpon  eopep  pcipon  p-opanglice  ~j  peop'Slice  healoe  *} 

haebbe;T  ic  pillc  J  he  beo  hip  paca  people*]  hip  poena.    -]    hip  lajana  people  pp» 

pillielm  bijecop  becp-c  pjep. 

Id  eft: 

Wlllielmus  Rex  faluto  o[mundum  Epifcopum  Saresburienfemy  &  Robe- turn 
de  £//,&  Pttrumdc  Falomis ^mncCq;  pra?fe<3os  fuos  &  fidelcs,  Fran- 
cos  &  Anglos,  amice.  Et  ego  notum  vobis  facio  me  conceffifle  Mauricio  Epi- 
fcopo Londinenfi  Caftellum  iflud  de  ^ttotffgfojt),  &  omnem  terram  illam  quam 
WilHelmus  Epifcopus,  ipfius  (Ofmundi)  pra:ccflbr,  de  me  tenuit;  ac  etiam  omnem 
terram  illam  quam  Willielmus  Diaconus,  &  Radulfus  ejus  frater  de  me  tenet  & 
poflidet.  Ideoq*  volo,  ut  faciatis  MMricium  Epifcopum  omnia  ha?c  &  omnia 
aliaqu;cpoflidetinveftri$pr«efefturis,firmiter  &  honorifice  tencre  &  habere 

Item 


~ECCL.QJTH.  &   Paul  i.  «yj 


Item  volout  fit  ipGuS  S oca  8c  Sacnx,  juriumqj  dignus,  fieut  Willielfnns  Epifco- 
pus  eratj  quando  optimus  cratjejus  ftatus. 


Carta  Regis  Henriaprimi  ad  claudendum  Cimiterium 
Ecclejue  S,  PauliJ  mm  6. 

XX. T  "T  Dei  gratia  Rex  ^»|/*<e,  Archiepifcopis  &  Eptfcopis,  &  Comitibus  it.f.l.k 

47"JL*  dngltA  •,  &  Hugeni  dc  Boelande,8c  omnibus  Baronibus  &  fidelibus 
fuis,  Francis  &  Anglis  de  Lundonia,  &  de  CMiddelfexa,  &  dc  tota  Anglia  falu- 
rem.  Sciatis  me  dediffe  Deo  &  Ecclefice  S.  Pattli  London.  &  Ric&rdo  ejufdem 
Ecclefix  Epifcopo,  tantum  de  foffato  mei  Caftelli  ex  parte  lamefis  ad  Meridiem, 
quantum  opus  fuerit  ad  faciendum  murum  ejufdem  Ecclefia?,  &  tantum  dc  eodem 
foffato  quantum  fufficiat  ad  faciendum  viam  extra  murum:  Et  ex  altera  parte 
Ecclefije  ad  Aquiioncm,  Quantum  pr**di<ausEpifcopusde  eodem  foffato  diruit. 
Teft.  Rogero  Epifcopo  Sarumt  &  Ran.  Canccllario,  &  aliis. 


Quieta'damatio  Euilachii  Comitis  Boloniae. 

XXI.  A  Nnoab  incarnations  Domini  MCVI.  indiftione  XIV.  Ego  Ettftachitts  Bxcod.Ms. 
f\  junior,  Comes  de  Bolonia,  omncscalumpnias.  quas  habui  funer  terras, p^^"/-0' 
quas  Epifcopus  CManriths  afferuit  efle  de  cimiterio  S.  Pauli  Lond.  &fupra  [e.]/.4i.£ 
omnes  alias  terras  qua?  erant  infra  murum  ejufdem  cimiterii,  quietas  imperpe- 
tuum  a  me,  &  ab  omnibus  haeredibus  &  fubfequentibus  meis, ..Deo  &c  S.  Paulo  y 
ScMauritio  Epifcopo  $  pro  remedio  anima?  mcx  &  patfis  mei,  confentiente  & 
annuente  Maria  Comitiflauxore  mea,  proraitto  &  concedo,  eo  tenore,  utegd 
&  pra»di<5h  uxor  mea,  &  parentesnoftri,  de  benefices  2e  orationibus  Ecdefiae  S. 
Fault  fine  fine  participes  fumus.  Hxc  concefliq  fa&a  eft  Londini  XIV,  Kal.  Mail 
indomo  Witiielmi  Bajnardi.  Hiif  nrtefteshujus  rei,  ex  parte  Comitis,  Roge- 
rusde  Sumeri,  Con«  J'  f****«,  vufi*ta*,*>  yft/i'.fcSfr  nepos  Comitis,  Heroldus 
ncpos  Comitis,  Radulfus  filius  Comitis,  Ettftachius  frater  ejus,  Rogertts  de  Chaio^ 
togerus  de  Bolonia,  WiUielmtts  Capellanus,  Emaldus  Capellanus,  Brkius  Capel- 
lanus,  Lambertus  Dapifer.  Et  hii  funt  teftes  ex  parte  Epifcopi,  Michael  de  tianie- 
fclafey  Alwinus  de  S.  Clemente,  Rogerus  Archidiaconus  Capellanus  Epifcopi 
JLamlphus  filius  Lambertl,  &C 

'.   .     .     '  .1       i        i  i 

Vifitatiofatla  in  Thefaura  S.Pauli  Lond.  per  Magiflrum  Radulphurri 

de Baudak, ejufdem  Decanum^menfe  Jprilis  An. gratia  MCCXCV* 

in  pr<efentia  dominorum  Roberti  de  Drayton    Thefaurarii± 

Thomae  de  Afhewelle,  &  Ricardi  de  Boklonde,  in 

quorum  cufiodia  inveniebantm  fubferipta. 

MorfttSi 

XXII-VylOriiis  Ahrii  Decani  triforiatus,  de  auro  puro  cum  kamahutis  & 

JV4  aHis*lapidib'us  multis,  &  peilis  fine  defe&u,  ponderans  xxxii s.  oi  «•. 

Moxfas  Willielmi  Epifcopi  triforiatus  de  auro  cum  kamahutis  &  aliis  magnis\ 

lapidibus  &  perlis  5  deficiunt  tamen  tnultae  perla?  de  circulo,  &  unus  claviculorurn 

interius,  ponderans  xxxiv  s.  vii d. 

Morfus  Petri  de  Blejs  triphoriatus  de  auro  cum  kamahutis  &  aliis  magnis  topi-* 
dibus  Sc  perlis,  fed  def  uit  unus  lapillus,  ponderans  xxxvi s.  i d. 

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Ttff  JTTE&CD1X  IA(  HIST. 

Morfus  Ricardi  Archidiaconi  ColeceJlrU  argenteus  deauratus  Cutii  ymaginibus 
majcftatis  Petri  &  Fault,  &  fupra  unius  Angeli,&  inferius  collatoris  Morfus,  cum 
lapidibus  in  circuits  triphoriatus,  ponderans  xxix s.  vii d. 

Morfus  Eufiachi  Epifcopi  argenteus  deauratus,  cum  ymagine  pauli  &  duorum 
Epifcoporum,  cum  o<5to  groflis  lapidibus  &  aliis  multis,  in  circulo  triphoriatus, 
&  defuit  unus  lapillus,  ponderans  xxxii s.  xi d. 

Morfus  tfobanw  de  Sancio  Laurentio  argenteus,  deauratus,  cum  limbo  &  me- 
dio circulo  aurato  triphoriato,  inferto  groflis  lapidibus,  &  camautis  &  pedis  5 
fed  deficiunt  duo  Leunculi,  &  una  perla  magna,  &  una  karola,  &  feptem  lapilli, 
ponderans  xxxii*.  Crefta  ejufdem  argentea  triphoriata  dc  aurocum  lapillis  & 
pedis  infitis,  unodeficiente,  &circulusde  pedis  parvis  in  limbo  interrupts  eft 
per  loca,  ponderans  vi s. 

Morfus  Willielmi  de  Ely  argenteus,  cum  multis  parvis  ymaginibus,  reprefen- 
tantibus  Annunciationem,  Nativitatem,  Magorum  adorantium,  Chrifti  obla- 
tioncm  in  Templo,  &  camera  fimilia,  cum  multis  lapidibus  &  pedis  infitis  in 
limbis,  &  quadraturis  triphoriatus  aureis ;  fed  deficit  unus  JapiJlus,  ponderans 
xl  .  Crefta  ejufdem  argentea  cum  triphorio  exterius  aureo,  &  lapillis  infitis,  fed 
unus  deficit  •,  ponderans  ix s.  vii d. 

Morfus  Galfridi  de  Lucy  argenteus,  exterius  deauratus,  cum  limbo,  tripho- 
riato aureo,  infertis  quatuor  magnis  lapidibus,  &  aliis  minoribus  Sc  perlis,  & 
cum  ymaginibus  Salvatoris  coronantis  matrem  fuam,  &  Petri  &  Pauli  laterali- 
bus,  &  Angeli  fuperius,&  datoris  Morfus  inferius,  cum  duobus  bitellis,  &  con- 
tinetin  circuitu  circulum  de  albis  perlis  5  fed  deficiunt  lapillus  unus  &  xv.  noduli 
cum  triphorio  5  ponderans  xl s.  Crefta  ejufdem  argentea  exterius  deauratus, 
cum  exteriori  triphorio  aurato,  &  pomello  pulchro  argenteo  deaurato,  infertis 
eum  triphorio  cum  lapidibus  &  perlis  majoribuS&  minoribus,  uno  tantum  defi- 
ciente,  &:  lifta  de  parvis  perlis  rupta  eft  ad  quantitatem  quinq*  pollicium,  pon- 
derans /.  marc. 

Morfus  Cyntbil  Romanl  argenteus,  exterius  deauratus,  cum  limbo  triphoriato 
deauro  ad  modum  Luna?,  infertis  lapidibus,  &  cum  ymagine  Pauli  &  duorum 
Angeloriim  5  fed  deficit  gladius  Pauli  8c  duo  noduli  de  triphorio :  Et  eft  ponde- 
ris  cum  lingula  argentea  affixa  xx s. 

Morfus Ri**.<J> 1  Epirc^f-i «i"5«=««.*m*j «x«riti*  J«aMMtus  cum  limbo  &  media 
crefta  triphoriata  deauro,  infertis  lapidibus  &  perlis,  &  ix.  camautis,  &  cum 
vmaginibus  Petri  &  Pauli,  &  quatuor  Angdorum:  &  deficiunt  claves  Petri  & 
quatuor  lapilli  cum  capfis  fuis.  Ponderans  xxxiii^  iv  d. 

Morfus  Johannis  Belemaym  argenteus,  exterius  deauratus  cum  limbo,  &  qua- 

.    dratura  media  triforiata  de  auro,  infertis  lapidibus  &  perlis,  &  quatuor  ma^ni 

lapides  extra  limbum,  &  cum  ymagine  Salvatoris,  &  Petri  &  Paulit  An°eli  fu- 

perius,&  datoris  Morfus  inferius,  &  lifta  in  circuitu  de  medio,  tribus  perlis  albis 

fine  defc&u,  ponderans  xxxv  s.xd. 

Moifus  Uenrici  de  Wengham  argenteus,  exterius  deauratus, cum  lapillis, & 
tarkefis  infitis,  &  Leone  in  medio  circuli,  ponderans  xiii s.  ixd* 

Morfus  Godefridi  de  Wejeham  argenteus,  exterius  deauratus,  cum  lapillis  & 
perlis  infitis  in  lateribus  &  in  crefta,  ponderans  cum  brochea  argentea  ejdem  ap- 
pen  fa  xvp-  ivd- 

Morfus  Ricardi  de  Clifford  argenteus  exterius  deauratus,  cum  limbo  &  crefta 
triphoriata  de  auro,  iniertis  lapidibus:  &  deficiunt  tres  lapilli  •  ponderans  cum 
brochea  argentea  appenfa  x?/i  *   ivd- 

Morfus  RaMfi  de  Dounjeum  argenteus,  exterius  deauratus,  &  triphoriatus 
de  auro,  infertis  lapidibus  &  perlis,  cum  ymagine  Pauli  geftantis  Crucem  Sc 
deficit  una  perla,  ponderans  ^«  »•  ixd-  '      • 

Morfus  Magiftri  Gilberti  de  Strattene  argenteus,  exterius  deauratus,  &  tri- 
phoriatus de  auro  infertis  lapidibus  &  perlis,  cum  ymagine  Pauli  geftantis  cruV 
ccm,  &  deficit  una  perla ;  ponderans  vii s-  ixd> 

Morfus  Magiftri  Thorns  de  Cantilupo  argenteus,  exterius  deauratus,  cum  yma^ 
gine  Atbelbertl  Regis.  &  unius  Epifcopi,  ponderans  xi  *.  vtii  d< 

Morfus; 


ECCL.QATH.  S.  Pauli. 

Morfus  Tbont*  de  E/Jhervy  de  Cupro,exteriiis  deauratus,  cum  o&o  lapidibus ,  & 
berillo  in  medio,  reprefentanteCrucifixum.-  Crefta  ejufdem  dc  cupro  exterus 
deauratus,  cum  lapillis  &  pedis  affixis. 

Morfus  PhilippiLovel&t  cupro,  deauratus  cxterius,cum  lapillis  affixis, &  fcuto 
in  medio. 

Morfus  Roger t  de  Ferynges  de  cupro,  partim  nigellatus,  cum  ymagine  Epifcopi 
in  medio. 

Morfus  Johannis  de  Luke  de  cupro,  exterius  deauratus,  cum  quinq-,yma-; 
ginibus  &  quatuor  (cutis:  Crefta  ejufdem  de  cupro  exterius  deaurata  cum  la- 
pidibus infettis. 

Item  fep:em  Morfus  lingnei,ornatilaminisargenteis,  &  lapidibus, &  una1  crefta 
argentea 

DUx  Phials  argentea,  quarum  una  deaurata,  cum  imagine ,  ponderis  utri- 
u  fq-,  xiiiis-  iid- 
Item  duse  Phialae  Alardi  Decani,  cum  tribus  circulis  vineatis,  quarum  una 
deaurata,  por  deris  utriufq;  xix y-  vi d- 

Itemduaephiala:  argentea?  coftilata?  &  deaurata?,  cum  alrernisvineis,  de  dono 
JJenrici  de  Wengeham,  in  cophinis  de  corco,  ponderis  utriufq-,  xx y- 

Item  dux  phials  alba?  argenteae,  cum  unicocirculo  vineato  deauratOjfinc  coo- 
perculis,  ponde  ris  xi'iii  s« 

Jrripuiftfi 

j^Res  ampulla?  argentea?,  cum  crifmate  &  oko,  non  ponderata?J 

Crtfmatoria. 

UNum  Crifmatorium  argenteum  Gilberti  Epifcopi  interims  lingneum,quod  Hi* 
bet  Ricardits  Epifcopus  London. 

t 

Candelabra, 

DUo  Candelabra  argentea,  opere  fuforio,  cum  animalibus  variis  in  pedibus 
fabricatis,  de  dono  LMagiftri  Ricardi  de  Stratford,  ponderis  iiii  *xiii s- 
Item  duo  Candelabra  criftallina  parvula,  cum  apparatu  partim  argentco,  de 
dono  Thom&  de  EJ(hcrvy. 

Item  duo  Candelabra  argentea,  cum  pomellis  deauratis,  de  dono  Magiftri 
Willielmi de  ^Monteforti  Decani,cum  Leunculis  fub  pedibus,  uno  deficiente,pgn- 
deris»«1-i'y- 
Item  duo  Candelabra  Cuprea,de  opere  lemonicenfi. 
Item  duo  Candelabra  cuprea  vetera,  parvi  pretii. 

Qupa  &*  Tixis  ad  Eufyrifiatn. 

1  "|Na  cupa  argentea  tota  deaurata,cum  opere  levato  de  Leunculis,&  aliis  beftiis* 
Llcum  cathena  argentea  appenfa,  ad  ufum  Eukarifta;  appendenda  ultra  Altare  in 
Feftis,  de  dono  H.  R  egis,  ponderis  Ciii s> 

Item  una  Pixis  argentea  deaurata,  cum  opere  cocleato,  &  cathena  argentea^) 
ponderis//'.  marc.  Sew rf. 

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Vafa  ad  aqmm  TSenediBarn. 

UNum  vas  argenteum  ad  aquam  Benedi<5tam,  cum  opere  'levato  de  ymagi- 
nibus,  &interlaqueatovincis,  &  anfacft  ex  duobus  Draconibus,  pondcris 
viit.  marcarum,  Afperforium  de  Eborc. 
Item  aliudvas  argenteum  de  opere  coftato,  cum  anfa  argentea,  fimilis  opcris, 
fcafperforioargenteo,  dt  dono  JXicardi  de  Gravefend  Epifcopi  London,  ponderis 
iv  '■  tv s- 

Turribuld:    ' 

DUo  Turribula  argentea^  exterius  totaliter  deaurata,  cum  opere  gravato  Sc 
levato,  cum  Ecclefiis  &  turribus,  &  fexdecem  caropanellis  argemeis  apen- 
fis,  &  cathenis  albis  argemeis,  pondcris  xi.  marc,  xx  d- 

Item  duo  Turribula  argentea,  cum  cathenis  groflis  argenfeis,  exterius  totaliter 
deaurata,  Cum  Ecclefiis  &  thureliis  rotundis,  &  circuhs  gravatis,  ponderis  xvii. 
marc.  &  dim. 

Item  duo  Thurribula  argentea,  exterius  totaliter  deaurata,  de  opere  pinonato^ 
&  cathenis  argenteis,  ponderis  viii.  marc,  v  s.  fed  deficiunt  in  eorum  altero  oSto 
parvi  pomelli. 

Item  duo  Thurribula  argentea,  exterius  deaurata,  cum  cathenis  argenteis  fim- 
plicibus,  de  opere  cocleato  &  pinonato,  ponderis  v.  marc,  ix s- 

Item  Thurribulum  parVum  argenteum  deauratuni;  ponderis  xxiv  **  quod  h*r 
bet  dominus  Rieardus  Epifeopus  de  pre  ft  i  to. 

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POmum Euftachii%^i(co^l argenteurh  fracTum,  dc  opere  levato  de  ymagi- 
nibus  deauratis,  ponderis  xvi s-  vii  f  Cum  fcutella  in  capfa  de  corio. 
Item  pomum  argenteutn  de  opere  gravato,  <ae  ymaginibus  reprefentantibliS 
xii  menfes  deauratis,  cum  fcytella,  de  aono  F.  eaffet  xn>. 
z  Item  pomum  argenteum  album  planum,  ponderis,  cum  fcutella  i  mare. 
Item  pomum  eupreum  parvi  prctU, 

*I)ifcus  &  navis  ad  Incenfum. 

UNusdifcus  argenteus  planus,  cum  coclcari,  &  cathenula  parvula,  ponde^ 
ris  xs- 
Navis  argentea  gravata,  &  in  parte  deaurata,  cum  capitibus  Draconumin  fum- 
mitatibus,  cum  codeari,  &  cathenula  argentea,  ponderis  xxx  *. 

*B acini  argent  ei> 

DUx  pelves  argentea:  Cum  ymaginibus  Regum  in  fundis  deaurata?,  &  Ccuth 
&  leunculis  fimiliter  deauratis,  de  dono  Phtlippi  de  Eye,  ponderis  C 

Item  duse  pelves  argentcae,  cum  opere  levato  in  tundis  de  leonibus  mordenti- 
buscervas,  &  crucibus  vmealtjs  tranfduftis,  Sc  fcutellis  deauratis,  ponderis 
ivi.  U'l  vl*-  ' 

Item  dua?  pelves  argentea?,  cum  fundis  gravatis,  &flofculis  ad  modum  Cruds 
in  circuitu  gravatis,  pondcrantibus  in  toto  v.  marc,  x !- 

Tradcbantur  praecepto  Decani  ad  faciendum  quoddam  vas  in  quo  ponuntur 
Capillibeata?t^^,&dcla^eejufdem  5  &  ad  tres  ymagines  facias  fcretro 
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CRux  parvula  argentea,  cum  duobus  camanutis,  &  aliis  lapidibus  infertls,  quai 
fuit  Magiftri  Btnrki  de  Norhamton,aim  yconia  Crucifixi  argentea  deaurataj 
fed  deficiuntpes  patibuli,  &  quatuor  lapilli. 

Crux  major  lingnca  cooperta  ex  utraq-,  parte  cum  plan's  argentcis  triphorlatis 
per  partes,  cum  yconis  ex  utraq;  parte,  xvii.  lapidibus  fculptis,  &  aliis  multis 
lapidibus  ex  utraq-,  parte  infertis,  &  deficiuat  xx.  lapides. 

Item  Crux  dc  platis  argenteis  deaurat  is  undiq-,  ?  cum  duobus  camahutis  in 
brachiis,  8c  duobus  magnis  lapidibus  fuperius  &  inferius  3  &  alamandina  in  medioa 
&  aliis  multis  lapidibus  sc  perils  in  circuitu,  continens  partem  lingni  crucis.   . 

Item  Crux  argentea  tota  deaurata,  cum  pede  triphoriato,  &  aymallato,  cum 
yconis  Crucifixi,  Maris  &  tfohannis,  &  quatuor  ymaginibus  in  circuitu  Crucis, 
&etiamgravata  cum  ymaginibus  in  dorftyde  dono  Henrici  de  Wengham,  pori- 
deriszi1-  <vis-  vid- 

Item  una  Crux  argentea  tota  deaur*taex  fcx  particulis  diftin&is,  cujus  bafiS 
quadrata  fuper  quatuor  Leones  sc  fuperius  ymagines  majcftatis  alloquentis  A- 
dam  &  Eve,  &  Angeli  evenicntis  cum  quatuor  arboribus,  &  ftipes  de  opere  le- 
vato,  cum  Serpente,  cujus  capud  virgineum,  certia  pars  juncliva  ftipite,  &  pati- 
buli cum  duobus  brachiis  continens  ymagines  plurimas -•  quarta  pars  patibuli  be- 
ne aymallatum  cum  ymagine  Crucifixi,  &  aliis  quinq-,  ymaginibus  ex  parte  una, 
ac  etiam  majeftatis,  &  quatuor  Evangeliorum  ex  parte  altera:  Quinta  &  fexta 
ymagines  Virginis  &  Johannis,  de  dono  Domini  Ricardi  de  Gravefende  Epifcopi 
London,  ponderis  totius  Crucis  cum  partibus,  vi&  '■■  •viii  * 

Item  ymago  beata?  Virginis  ftantis  cum  filio  fuo  &  duobus  Angelis  fuper  ca- 
lumpnas  fupportantibus  operturam  ultra  virginem,  cum  quatuor  rubeis  lapidibus 
in  pede  credo  fuper  quatuor  dracones,  ponderis  Xhiii5-  iiii  rfde  dono  ejufderri 
Ricardi  Epifcopi. 

I:em  tres  parvula?  Cruces  ad  arcam  coram  Cruce  operrae  platis  argenteis,  fee 
una  anterius  dcaurata,  &  triphoriata,  continens  quinq;  lapides. 

Item  una  Crux  parvula  ex  auro,  continens  interius  partem  lingni  Crucis,  qua* 
fuit  Eufiachii  Epifcopi:  Et  in  ««»««<>«•;  ri«a  eMtuuntui  duo  Saphiri,  &  quinq? 
perte,  &  ponirur  modo  in  f eretro  Radttlfhi  Doanjeun . 

Item  alia  Crux  parvula  ex  lingno  Crucis  S.  Andres,  inter  duas  platas  argen- 
teas,  &  ex  parte  una  continentur  liters?  Per  Crucis  hoc  fignum  5  &  ex  alia  iconia 
Crucifixi. 

Item  capfula  argentea  ex  duabuS  platis  con jun&is,  in  quarum  una  eft  iconia 
Crucis,  &  in  alia  imago  Virginis,  Uteris  Gra>cis  ex  utraq-,  parte  gravatis ;  &  inte- 
rius continetur  quoddam  lingnum  preciofum .-  Et  praemilTa?  tres  Cruces  proxima: 
continentur  in  quodam  parvo  fcrineo  confuto  de  ferico,  fub  Sigillo  Decani.  In 
quodam  alio  nigro  forfario,  in  quo  qusedam  alia  continentur. 

Item  duae  Cruces  portables  ad  proceflionem  lingncae  cum  iconiis  opertis  lami^ 
nis  argenteis  undiq-,  &  baculis  iimiliter  opertis  platis  argenteis, 

Calices. 

CAlix  de  auro  qui  fuit  Alardi  Decani,  ponderis  j  cum  patena  xxxv r  x  d-  EC 
continetin  pede  xii.  lapides,  &  in  patena  eft  medietas  yrnaginis  Salvatoris. 

Item  Calix  de  auro,  qui  fuit,  ut  dicitur,  Roberti  de  Clifford,  planus,  undiq;  affi-jj 
gnatus  ad  Mifl'am  cotidianam,ponderis  cum  patena  xxv s-  iiii  *• 

Item  Calix  de  auro  cum  pede  cocleato,  &in  patena  m anus  benedicens,  curd 
ftellulis  in  circuitu  impreffis,  ponderis  cum  patena  xli s-  viid> 

Item  Calix  de  auro, quemdediz  Will.  deBruer  a,  ponderis  cum  patena,  con-; 
tinente  manum  benedi&ionis  Lxv s-  <v  d- 

Item  Calix  de  auro  qui  fuit  Henrici  de  Wengham  Epifcopi,  continens  in  pede 
circulos  aymalatos,  &  circa  pornellum  fex  pecks,  &  in  patena  Agnus  X>ett  pon-l 
de  ris  cum  patena  xlviii s-  iiti&  Xx  Iterjf 


26r         ATTENi'DIX  I*C  HIST. 


Item  Calix  argenteus  deauratus,  qui  fuit,ut  dicitur,Magiftri  Rogeri  Capellani, 
cum  flofculis  inpede  levatis,  &  in  patena  plena  ymagine  majeftatis,  ponderis  cum 
patena  Lit s- 

Item  Calix  argenteus.  ffearicide  Uorhampon  deauratus,cum  pede  cocleato  & 
fcalopato,  &  nineato,  ponderis  cum  patena  L s- 

Item  Calix  grecus  fine  patena,  cum  duobus  calamis  argenteis  deauratis,  cum 
ymaginibus  in  circuitu,  opere  fuforiolevatis,ponderis  vi l- 

Item  Calix  argenteus  deauratus  intus,&  extra  planus  undiq-,  qui  fuit  Henrirt 
de  Sandwjco  Epifcopi,  ponderis  cum  patena  xxv*- 

Item  Calix  argenteus  deauratus  intus  &  extra,  cum  pede  glegellato,  qui  fuie 
tfehanHU  de  Cbijhulle  Epjfcopiv  ponderis  cum  patena  xxi s- 

Item  Calix  argenteus,  interius,&exteriusd6auratus,  planus  undiq-,  cum  cru- 
cifixo  in  pede,  collatus  pro  anion  \^ilianor&  Reginar  junioris,  ponderis  cum  pa,- 
tena,  xxx l  • 

Item  Calix  quem  habct  Magifler  Reginalds  de  Brandene,  ponderis  xiii s-  re- 
ftituit,  &  traditur  Tetro  de  Ware  de  preftito.  <*»* 


Textus, 


TExtus  Evangeliorum  de  groffa  litera,ornatus  argento  exterius,cum  Cruet 
&  lateralibus  ymaginibusdevati  operis  anterius,  &  cum  ymagine  majefta- 
&  quatuor  Evangelis  gravatis,  pofterius  deauratis. 
Tcxiui&enriride  Norhamfton  groflae  litera?,  ornatus  exterius  prclatis  argen- 
teis deauratis,  cum  Crucifixo  &  lateralibus  ymaginibus,  operis  levari  anterius ,  Zc 
ymagine  majeftatis  nigellata  pofterius. 

Item  Textus  tjufdem  Henrici  bonce  litera?,  ornatus  exterius  laminis  argenteis^ 
eum  ymagine  Crucifixi  anterius, 5c  majeftatis  pofterius  planis  gravatis  &  deaura- 
tis. 

Item  Textus  e jufdem  Henrici,  cum  Epiftolis,  ornatus  laminis  argenteis  catc- 
rius,  cum  Cruce  etiam  plana  anterius,  8r  ««a jeftate  pofterius  plana. 

Item  T«cus  qui  appcilatur  Trenchbarbe,  de  antiqua  litera,cnm  ymaginibus  per 
loca  defignantibus  a&us  Evangeliorum,interius  ornatus,anterius  tantummodo  la- 
minis argenteis  deauratis,cum ymaginibus  Cruciftxiyirginis,&$ohattnis,  operjs 
levari,  &  in  parte  anteriori  fcribitur  imflementnm  de  Sandone,  &  fequuntur  trcs 
Canones  de  Fratribus  &  Sororibus  in  Capitulo. 

Item  Textus  de  antiqua  litera  ornatus  tantum  anterius  laminis  argenteis,  eum 
Cruce,  Maria,  &$oh*me  levari  operis  deaurato. 

Item  Textus  albus  cum  majeftatc  in  una  parte  &  lamina  argentea,  &  lingno 
ex  parte  altera,  quem  habct  Officialis  Epifcopi  ad  Conliftorium . 

Item  Textus  Evangelii  fecundum  Mathettm  tantum  ornatus  in  parte  anterior^ 
cum  lamina  argente^cum  ymagine  Chrifti  afcendentis,  &  Maria,  ac  Apoftolo- 
rum  infpicientium,  de  opere  nigellato.  , 

Item  Textus  Evangelii  Luca  tantum  de  bona  litera,  ornatus  anterius  tantum 
lamina  argentea  cum  ymaginibus  majeftatis  &  quatuor  Angelorum,de  opere  pia- 
no nigellato. 

Item  Textus  Evangeliorum  Marcisi  %-ohannk  de  bona  litera,  ornatus  anterius 
cum  lamina  argentea,  cum  ymaginibus  majeftatis,  gc  quatuor  Angelorum  operis 
levari  albi. 

Item  Textus  quatuor  Evangeliorum  de  bonalitera,ornafusex  utraq?  parte  la- 
minis argenteis,  fet  anteriori  cum  ymagine  Crucifixi  operis  levari,  &  pofterius 
cum  ymagine  majeftatis  operis  nigeilati. 

Item  tjbula  qua?dam  opcrta  laminis  argenteis  debilibus,  &  anterius  affiguntuf 
capud  1  pideum,  &  quatuor  Angeli,  in  circuitu  Argcntei;  &  in  limbo  exteriori  & 
interioricontinemurxx#.lapides,&  deficiunt  xviii.  &  lamina;  argentea;  fractal 
funt  per  partes, 

Feretr*. 


ECCL.Q4TH.  ^.Pauli.  I 


Feretra, 


nrjEretrutn  S.  Lnare»tii  portatile  lingneum,  coopertum  platis  argenteis,  cutti 
JT  ymaginibus  magnis  levati  operis  argentcis  deauratis,  cum  quatuor  Annulis 
aureis  affixis,  &  uno  Marbodino,  &  duobus  obolis  de  Marchia  aureis,  fitnilitcr 
affixis  cutn  creftis,  &  duobus  pomellis  pulcris  argentcis  deauratis,  deopere  pi- 
neato :  Et  in  eo  continetur  Feretrum  cnftallinum  cum  duabus  coftis  S.  Lauremii, 
ornatum  platis  argenteis,  &  creftis  argenteis  deauratis,  contincntibus  decern  ca- 
mahutos  &  alios  lapides  &  perlas:  &  bafis  fundatur  fuper  quatuor  Lcones,  &  defi- 
ciunt quinq-,  Iapilli,  &  parscrefta?  inunoangulotammajorisFeretriq'jammino- 
ris :  Et  illud  Feretrum  criftallinum  comparavit  Codefridus  deWejeham^vd  L. 
marcis. 

Item  Feretrum  Ricardi  Epifcopi  tercii,  lingneum  portatile,  undiq-,  opeftum 
platis  argenteis  deauratis,cum  ymagnibus  undiq-,  expreffisornatis  undiq5  grolTis  la- 
pidibuS  &  pedis  5  fed  deficiunt  lapides  tam  majores  qua-n  minores ,  &  perla; 
iv xx-  xii.  &  reponuntur  in  eodem  capillar  bcata?  Mari<et  &  multa?  alia?  reliquia?  in 
capfulis  variis. 

Item  Feretrum  S.  KAthtlbtrtl  lingneum  portatile ,  totum  platis  argenteis  fpif- 
fisopertum  cumlapidibus  infertis,  cum  crefta  &  circulis  triforiatis;  Etaffigun- 
tur  in  una  parte  jc.obolide  Marchia,  &  duo  annuli  aurei5  &  deficiunt  lapides 
cum  karolis  Z/'.fuerunt  adhuc  inventi  in  eodem  Cii  lapides,  Et  continentur  in  ea- 
dem  diverfa;  reliquiae  muItoniuiSandtorum. 

Item  Feretrum  Willielmi  Epifcopi  rotum  argenteum,  cum  ymaginibus  IevatiV 
pulcri  operis,  continens  multas  reliquias  5  &  eft  totum  integrum. 

Item  Textus  lingneus  defuper  ornatus  platis  argenteis  deauratis  cum  fubtili  tri- 
phorio  in  fuperiori  limbo,  continens  xi  ca'pfas  cum  Reliquus  ibidem  defcriptis. 

Item  capfula  eburnca3in  qua  continentur  multa?  Reliquia?,&  depingitur  capfula 
ilia  multis  ymagnibus. 

Item  Feretrum  aift*'*'"um  ornatum 1  pia.i,  ..5=„*.;c  >riforiaris,  cum  lapidibus 
infertis,  ec  xii  ymaginibus  levati  operis,  fundatum  fuper  quatuor  Leones,  con- 
linens  multas  Reliquias :  Et  Feretrnm  illud  dedit  Radulfm  Dejoun,  &  crefta  f  racta 
eft  per  quinq-,  loca,  &  fimiliter  una  columpna  lateralis,  &  reponuntur  in  eodem 
multa?  Reliquia?  pretiofa?. 

Coffra  nigrajqua?  dicitur  fuHTe  Gilbtrti  Epifcopi ,  continens  multas  Rotellas 
aymallatas,  in  qua  reponuntur  multa?  Reliquia?,  modofigillata  figillo  Decani. 

Pixis  eburnea  fra&a  in  fundo,  continens  unamparvam  pixidem  eburneam  va- 
cuam,  &  Annulum  aureum  ponderis  xix*-  cumfaphyro  invento  in  turnulo  Ricardi 
Epifcopi.  Item  alium  Annulum  aureum  cum  faphyro  magno,  &  karola  in  circuitu 
vii  lapidum  &  o&o  perlarum,&  o&avus  lapis  cum  capfa  argentea  abrupca  ab  annu- 
lo,ligata  in  lineo  panno  cum annulo. Item  tertrum  Annulum  cum  kamahuto  &C  xix 
lapdlis  incircuitu,  ponderis  xii d- 

Item  dua?  coffra?  magna?  eburnea?  modo  vacuje. 

Item  dua?  coffra?  rubea?  de  opere  limonicenfi,  quas  dedit  Fttlco Epifcopus,  ftan- 
tes  fupra  Altare. 

Item  Brachium  S.  Melliti  parvum  ,  ornatum  laminis  argenteis ,  &  platis  in 
limbo  deauratis  &  triforiatis. 

Item  Brachium  3.  ofth*,  continens  -capud  in  manu,  &.ornatur  laminis  argen- 
teis in  limbo  deauratis,  infertis  lapidibus  xxii  &anterius  habct  laminam  tripho- 
riatam  cum  aymallis  Sc  pedis,  &"  deficiunt  intoto  fex lapides. 

Item  Brachium  S.  ojwaldi  ornatum  laminis  argenteis,  fine  lapidibus. 
Item  capud  S.  Athelbsrti  Regis  in  capfa  argentea  deaurata,  fa&a  ad  modum  ca- 
pitis Regis  cum  Corona  centinente  in  circulo  xii  lapides  majores  $  &  in  quoli- 
bet  o&o  flcrum  Corona?  quatuor lapedes :  In  humero  eriam  dextro in  nodo pallii 
u  lapides. 

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Itemcupacriftallina  ornata  pede  &operculo  argenteo,  &continet'Reliquias 

figillatas. 

Item  maxilla  S.  Atbelberti'm  capfa  .argentea  deaurata,  ornata  tribus  magmsla- 
pidibus  &  quatuor  mediocribus,  &  decern  minoribus  5  &  fuperius  duobus  criftal- 
lis  romndis;  &  non  continentur  in  maxilla  nifi  quatuor  dentes. 

Item  cofta  S.  Ricardi  in  capfa  argentea  deaurata,  fuftentata  duobus  Angelis 
ftantibus  fuprabafiro  quadratam,  de  dono  Jobannis  de  Chijbulle  Epifcopi,  ponde- 
ris  cum  cofta  xxx  s.  vd- 

Item  vafculum  criftallinum  ornatum  pede  &  turriculo  argenteo,  in  quo  cortti- 
'nentur  de  Alba  &  de  Cafula,  &  Dalmatica,  in  quibus  S„  Edmundus  Confeflbr  fuit 
tumulatus,  de  dono  Roberti  de  Binetre . , 

Item  aliud  vafculum  confimik,  cum  Reliquiis,  d&jdono  ejufdem,  traditur  In- 
carnarioper  afiignationem  ejufdem,      , 

Itemcapfula  parva  eburnea,  gravata beftiis  &  ymaginibus',  continens  multa* 
Reliquias  San&orum. 

Item  Scrineutn  de  opere  Dunelmenfi,  continens  Reliquias  figillatas,' 

Item  tres  copbini  ferrati  par  vuli,  nefcitur  quid  continent.  . 

Item  Baculus  qui  dicitur  fuifle  bead  Thorn*  martyris. 

Cupk0Cifbi9  &  Cornual 

"JlNaCupa  argentea  deaurata,  gravata,  de  dono  Alexandri  The&urarii,  ponj 

Item  una  cupa  argentef  deaurata  interius,  &  exterius  plana,  de  dono  willielmi 
4e  Ebouco,  ponderis  Liv  s,  iv  d- 

Item  ciphus  magnus  decriftalta.' 

Item  ciphus  dc  mazero,  qui  fuic  S.  Erketmaldl. 

Item  ciphus  de  Aunfernc  magnus  dc  mazero,  cum  LxuTo  pede  &  circulo  ar« 
genteo. 

Item  cupa  magna  demizeroi  ornata  pede  alto  duobus  circulis  &  pomcllisar^' 
genteis  deauratis*  de  dono  Herwl^p  $&?%-?>*  r»«*«i- 

Item  Cornu  Riedrat  Epifcopi  ornatum  anteriori  circulo  argenteo  trlpho  riato,' 
cum  Floribus  duobus,  &  deficiunt  quatuor  &  duo  lapides,  &  in  cauda  caput  Dra- 
conis,  in  quo  deficiunt  quatuor  lapides, 

i  Item  Cornu  Magiftri  Thom*  Efjewy  orriatumj  anteriori  circulo  parvo  argenteo 
deaurato,  cum  feptemlapidibus,  &unus  deficit,  &  feptem  flofculis,  &  inpartq 
pofteriori  eft  caput  Draconis. 

Item  cornu  eburneum  gravatum  beftiis  &  avibus,  magnuine 

Item  aliud  cornu  eburncum  planum  &  parvura, 

Superdltaria]    '• 

SUperaltare  de  Jafpide  ornatum  capfa  argentea  deaurata,  &  dedicate  in  honorc 
beatae  Mart*  &  omnium  Virginum* 

j  Cathedral 

QUatuor  Cathedra?  lingneae  debiles*  Item  tres  cathedrae  ferrea?  dcbiles. 
Item  una  Cathedra  ferrea,  cum  capitibus  &  pomellis  dcauratis,  qtije  eft 
Cantoris. 

Item  una  Cathedra  lingnea^qua:  fuit  Jobatinis  Epifcopi,  quam  habet  Epifcoj 
pus  Ricardus. 
Item  du«e  Cathedra  ferrea?  plan*  fufficientes,  dc  dono  Willielmi  deBemes\ 

Mitrtf. 


ECCL.  QA  \T  H.  S.  Paul  i.  i0f 


u, 


Mitrae. 


!Na  Mitra  breudata  cum  ftellis  anterius  &  pofterius,  infertis  Iapidibus  in  la- 
minis  argenteis  deauratis, &  deficit  unus  tapis  in  altero  pendulomm,  &  in  pax? 
l£  anteriorifeptem  lapides  &  multa?  perla?,  8c  in  parte  poileriori  quatuor  lapides 
&  multa?  peria?. 

Item  una  Mitra  alba  cum  flofculis  breudatis,  de  done  Johannis  Belemajns,  ad 
opus  Epifcopi  parvulorum. 

Item  una  Mitra  qua?  fuit  Eujlachii  Epifcopi,  qucm  habet  Epifcopus  Ricardus. 

Item  una  Mitra  breudata  cum  fkllis>&  anterius  eft  Corne'inus,  continens  caput 
Jiominis  gravatum,  &  ornatur  laminis  argenteis  deauratis,  &  Iapidibus  infertis : 
Et  deficit  lapis  unus  in  parte  pofteriori,  &  in  altero  pendulorum  deficiunt  tres  ca- 
thenultf,  cum  karolis  argenteis  appenfis;  Et  dedic  hanc  Micram  Fuleo  Baffet. 

Item  Mtra  qux  tuit  Henrici  de  Wengham  bene  ornara bendis  aureis  triphoriatis, 
inferus  Iapidibus  Sc  perlis,  &  deficiunt  duo  lapides  inpajte  pofteriori,  &  multa: 
pecisede  triphono,&:per!a?. 

Item  ciroteca?  fimui  apparatus,  &  annulus  pontificalis  aureus  triphoriatus,  cum 
topacio  magno,  &  aliis  multis  Iapidibus  ornatus.  ■ 

item  Mitra  Henricide  Sandrvyco  Epifcopi,  breudata  duabus  ftellis  anterius,  & 
duabus  ftellis  pofterius,  cvomatarotellis  argenteis  deauratis,  infertis  Iapidibus  & 
perlis  mulcis}  E:  deficiunt  in  anteriori  parte  unus  lapis,&  duo  in  penduIis.Ciroteca: 
fimilisfunt  apparatus 

Item  una  Mitra  alba  cum  ftellis  &  groffis  Iapidibus  de  dono  J-ohtmms  de  Chifulle 
Epifcopi,  quam  habet  Ricardus  Epifcopus. 

Item  una  M:tra  alba  breudata  cum  ftellis  &  frecluris,&  o&o  lumbis  in  circulo  de 
purpura,,  oi nata  Iapidibus  &  flofculis. 

Item  una  Mitra  de  dono  Kicardi  Epifcopi,  ornsta  perlis  albis  per  totum  cam- 
pum,&  flofculis  argenteis  deaurata,  Iapidibus  infertis  ordine  ipifibj  &  deficit  una 
campanula  in  uno  pendulurum. 

Item  dux  Cirotncca?  fimilis  opeiis,  dc  dono  ejufdem,  in  quibus  deficiunt  multi 
japilli.  -  -    , 

Item  duo  paria  Cirothecarum  ornatalaminis  argenteis  deauratis,&  Iapidibus  ui> 
fertis> 


Sandahdo 


SAndalia  de  Indico  faoacto,  cum  caligis  breudatis  cum  fcalopis  &  leonibus. 
Item  duo  Sandalia  denigroferico,  breudata  Viaeis  &  lunilis  fine  fcaligirre 
parvi  pretii, 

Item  Sandalia  dc  rubeo  fameto  cum  caligis  breudatis  Aquilis,Leonibus,?/  Rbfis, 
&  in  fufnmitace  Viriea  breudata,  fotulares  iunt  breudata?  cd  modum  Crucis.  ; 

Item  Sandalia  bona  &  nova  breudata  cum  aquilis  &  gxifonibus,  &  ilia  cum  ca- 
ligis prox'imis  fuprafcriptis  habet  Ricardns  Epifcopus,  &  una  caliga  tantum  ejuf- 
dem opci  is  eft  inventa.  .    • 
Item  Sandalia  Fulconis  Epifcopi,  cum  caligis  breudatis  opere  pe&ineo. 
Item  Sandalia  cum  caligis  de  rubeo  fameto  diafpera'to,  breudata  cum  ymagini-J 
bes  Regum  in  rotellis  fimplicibus. 

Item  Sandalia  Henrici  de  Wengham  Epifcopi,  cum  flofculis  de  perlis  Jndici  co- 
lons, &  Leopardis  de  perlis  albis,  cum  caligis  breudatis  &  fre&atisj  dearmis  pala- 
tis  Si  undati^ 

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ATVENJDIX  13^  HIST. 


Item  Sandalia  cutu  caligis  de  rubeo  fameto,  breudatis  cum  ymaginibus  Regurn 
in  vineis  circulatis. 

Item  Sandalia  cum  caligis  breudatis  com  circulls  cerici  purpurei,  rubei,  &  albi, 
cum  rofulis  &  crucibus  quifuerunt  $obmnis  de  Chijhulle  Epikopi  Londoners* 

'Baculi: 

B  A  cuius  Ricardl  Epifcopi  tertius,  cujus  cambuca  de  argento  deaurato,  querri 
habct  if/fW«j  Epifcopus. 

Baoilus  ejufdem  cum  cambuca  cornea,  continens  interius  vineam  circum- 
ple&entem  Leoncm  de  ciipro  deaurato. 

Item  Baculus  cujus  cambuca  cum  pomello  eft  de  cupro  deaurato,  fufo  vineis  & 
ymaginibus  multis,  aflignatur  ad  ufum  Epfcop  parvulorttm. 

Item  Baculus  cujus  cambuca  eft  cornea,  continens  maflam  cupream  dcauratam^ 
fufaminymaginesmultas,  &pcmellumfimilis  operis,  infertis  lapidibus. 

Item  Baculus  cum  cambuca  ebumea,  contincnte  agnuin ;  &  alius  fimilis  deficit 
parvi  pretiJ. 

Item  Baculus  Cantoris  de  pedis  eburneis,  &  fummitate  criftallina,  ornata  cir- 
cuit argenteis,  deauratis,  triphoriatus  lapidibus  infertis. 

Item  Baculus  qui  fuit  Henrici  de  Wengb&m  de  argento  tripfioriato  &  deauratcT 
Cujus  cambuca  continet  ymaginem  Padit-x.  parte  una;  &  cujufdam  ArchiepifcopI 
ex  parte  alia  5  &  in  circuitu  fnferuntur  lapides  turkefii,  &gernecl:a?,  &  baculus 
lingneusde  tribus  pedis,  ornatus  tribus  Circulis  argenteis  infertis  lapidibus,  quo- 
rum unus  deficit,  cujus  pes  eft  de  argento  deaurato. 

Baculus  Will'ttlmi  Epifcopi,  de  quo  Radulfus  Dmjon  debet  refpondere,  tit  dice- 
bat  tfehtinnes  Senefcalius,  quondam  Sacrifta. 


TRes  Pe&ines  eburnei,  fpifli  &  magni,  &  tres  tenucs  &  ufuales  de  eborei 
Item  urmm  PeAe»  «k»«~ «■»  puicnrum,  dc  donuy^anms  de  Chijhulle 
Item  duo  Pe&ines  eburnei  fufficicntes.  , 

Et  memorandum,  quod  ad  ciftam  coram  cruce  eft  unum  Pe&en  eburneum  & 
unum  vas  criftallirum  otnatum  argento  cumReliquiis,&  duogroffi  lapides  in  cap- 
fis  argenteis,  fimiliter  cum  Reliquiis.  v 

Iteminquodamforfario  nigro,  figillato  figillo  Radttlpbi  Decani,  continentut 
vafculiim  criftallinum  vacuum,  &  multi  lapides  in  capfis  argenteis,  &  multa?  per- 
la»parvul#. 

^Puhinarid. 


PUlvinar  S.  Edith*  dc  panno  de  Ciglatun? 
Item  duo  Pulvmaria  de  nigro  fendato,  breudata  cum  quinqj  fcutis  vineis 
&  Rods,  de  dono  Roger i  de  U  Legbe.  ' 

Item  unum  pulvinar  de  nigro  fendato,  cum  ymagine  majeftatis  breudata  ex  parte 
una,  &  ymagine  beatae  Virginis  ex  parte  altera,  dc.dono  Joba/mis  Epifcopi. 

Item  unum  pulvinar  dc  nigro  fendato,  cum  flofculis  &  litcris  breudatis,  de 
dono  ejufdem. 

Item  pulvinar  dc  rubeo  cendato,  cum  fcutis,  avibus,  flofculis,  &  vineis  breu- 
datis, de  dono  ejufdem. 
Item  pulvinar  magnum  dc  rubeo  fameto,  quod  fuit  beati  Hagonisl 
Item  pulvinar  magnum  de  panno  yarii  coloris  &  operis,  quod  fuit  Epifcopi 
Regeri. 

Item 


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Ircm  unum  pulvinar  breudatum,  ex  parte  una  avibus  &  pifcibus  &  beftiis  opere 
pe&ineo,  &  ex  alia  parte  flofculis,  aurei  argenteiq?  colons. 

Irem  unum  pulvirur  confutum  de  ferico  fcutelato,  de  dono  Willidmi  de  Monte* 
forti  Decani. 

Item  du  ■  pulrinaria  antiqua  breudata.  Item  feptem  alia  confuta  de  ferico  & 
duo  de  panno  incilb,  &  uaum  opertum  de  Ciglatoun,  &  unum  opertum  de  albo 
filo  nodato,  de  quibus  omnibus  riant  Pulvinaria  convenientia  ad  cathedras  mini- 
ftranrium  in  Choro  £  &  de  quinq*,  iftorum  fa&a  f  uerunt  duo  pulvinajria  magna  ad 
Cathedras. 


Capte. 


CApa  LsilarJi  decani  de  nigro  fameto,  cum  Petro  &  Paulo  in  pe&orali,  breu- 
data  cum  ftellis. 

Capa  quae  dicitur  Ricardi  Epifcopi  de  nigro  fameto,  breudato  cum  Leonibus, 
Rofis,  &  nodis. 

Item  Capa  Galfridy  de  Lucy  Decani,  de  fameto  purpureo,  breudata  cum  lucel- 
lis  &  radice  fe$i. 

Item  Capa  Henrici  de  Cornhulle  Decani,  de  purpureo  fameto,  cum  garbis  breu- 
datis,  bona. 

Item  Capa  de  purpurea  fameto,  cum  ftellis  &  Leopardis  breudata,  de  dono 
Willielmt  Blond  dl. 

Item  Cap 'quae  dicitur  breudata  purpurea,  cum  Angelis,  quamdedit  Williel- 
whs  de  NortkaLle. 

t  m  Capa  q  x  fuit  Ricardi  junioris,confimilis  eft  in  omnibus  precedent!. 

Item  Capa  fufcadc  panno  ierico,  qu«e  fuit  Martini  de  Pat[hulley  cum  flof- 
culs. 

Item  Capa  qua?  fuit  Magiftri  Ricardi  de  Streteford,  reparatur  cum  rubeo  ferico, 
&  breudata  curn  vineis. 

Item  C  ip  i  ejufdem  de  rubeo  fameto,  plana. 
I  Item  C  'pi  Godefridi  de  Wcjeham,  de  rubeo  fameto, breudata  cum  ymaginibui 
Regum  &  Epiicoporuui. 

Item  Capa  Henrici  de  Norhamfton,  de  rubeo  fameto ,  breudata  cum  fcalo^ 

pis. 

Item  Capa  de  rubeo  fameto,  cumbefanciis  &  gladioli's  breudata. 

Item  Capa  Ricardi  de  Wyndlefore  de  rubeo  fameto  cum  pe&orale  optime  breii^ 
data,  cum  Caftro,  &  Epifcopo  &  Dlacono. 

Item  Capa  Magiftri  Ricardi  Ruft'i  de  rubeo  fameto,  cum  rotundis  peftoralibuj 
aurifrigiis,  EpifcOpus  R.  habet  duo. 

Item  Capa  Willielmi  de  Ely  de  rubeo  fameto,  plana. 

Item  Czyijohannis  de  S.  Lanrentio  de  rubeo  fameto,  plarra] 
.  Item  Capa  Cinthii  Romani  de  rubeo  fameto  plana. 

:  Item  Capa  S.  Rogeri  Epifcopi,  de  rubeo  fameto,  breudata  enm  ftellis  Si 
Rofis.  , 

Item  Capa  quamdeditJ?ijvW«*filius  Regis  Henrici,  breudata  cum  Regibus," 
Angelis,  Epilcopis,  &  Rofis. 

Item  Capa  de  rubeo  fyueto,quam  dedit  Alexander  de  Steer eford,  breudata  cum 
nods interlaquearis, & Rcgibus &  Epifcopis. 

Item  Capa  de  rubeo  fameto  qua?  fuit  Willielmi  de  Welebeurn^hxxt. 

Irem  Capi  Roberti  de  Barton  Decani  de  rubeo  fameto,  bona,cum  ymaginebe^ 
atae  Virginis,  &verfo  bean's  Petro  &Pattlo. 

Item  Capa  Ricardi  Talebot  de  rubeo  fameto,  bona,  breudata  cum  GrifFonibuSg 
Angelis  &  Leombus. 

Lem  Gapa  Fulcenis  Epifcopi  de  rubeo  fameto  fimplici. 
.  Item Cap  i  Iohannis  Belemayns  dc  rubeo  fameto,  bene  breudata,  cum  arbore 
vineata  &  aviculis. 

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ItemCapa  Pbilippi  Lovel  dc  rubeo  fameto;  bieudata  cum  Regibus  St  Grif- 
fonibus. 

Item  Capa  J-obannis  Framceys  de  rubeo  fameto ,  breudata  cum  fiellis  & 
lunis. 

Item  Capa  Willielmi  de  Ely  dc  rubeo  fameto,  breudata  Leonibus,  floribus,  & 
crucibus. 

ItemCapa  de  rubeo  fameto,  cum  bono  aurifrigio.     ,       i. 

ItemCapa  Ksilardi  Decani  de  rubeo  fameto,debilis  &  fracta..  Item  duaeCapae 
de  fameto  rubeo  debiles  St  fra&ae.   De  hiis  tribrfc  fa&ae  funt  duae  Capa?. 

Item  Capa  preciofa  quae  fait  Thorn*  de  Cantilupo,  de  rubeo  fameto,  breudatd 
ymaginibus  Epifcoporum,  Regum,  St  Apoftolorum. 

•  Item  Capa  Magiftri  Thorn*  Effewy  de  rubeo  baudekino,  cum  equis  armatis- 

Item  Capade  rubeo  baudekino,  cum  ftellis  aureis. 

Item  duae  Capae  de  baudekino  rubeo,  cum  arbonbus  &  aquilis.  1 

item  Capa  de  rubeo  baudekino,  cam  rotcllis,  St  Leopardis  infra  rotas.     Mic- 
titur  apud  Cadyndone. 

Item  Capa  .F»/<:c»tf- Epifcopi  bene  operata,  opere  pe<5Hnco  auro  Si  argento, 
■  Item  Capa  fa&a  de  panno  prefciofo, quam  dedit  *domina  Katherina  Lsvel^c 
opere  pe&ineo* 

.  Item  Capade  albo  fameto,  breudata  cum  rotellis  &  citacis,  quamdedit  Wilh 
Pajfemere. 

Item  duae  Capae  de  albo  diafpro,  cumcapkibus  &  Leopardis  coronatis,  quam 
dedit  Petrm  de  Newport.  « 

Item  Capa  Roberti  le  Moyne  de  cendato  afforciato  albo,cum  margaritis  ante,loco 
inorfiis. 

Irem  du£  capa?  alba?,  quafi  unius  opens,  facte  per  Robertm  kMoynt  dc  duo-^ 
bus  baudekinis,  cum  Citacis. 

ItemCapa  quae  dicitur  Magiftri  Rogeri  Capellani  de  albo  fameto,  cumbefan- 
ciis  St  Angelis. 

Item  Capa  facia  de  albo  baudekino,  quam  dedit  Robertas  de  Ejlhalte,  cum  aqui:. 
Us  aureis  &  Leopardis. 

Item  Capa  alba,  operata  rotellis,  facta  de  uno  baudekino,  cum  citacis. 

Item  Capa  Rogeri  de  Wygornia.  deal^  Ai^fVfnJm^, 

Item  Capa  aioa  cum  circulis,  St  avibus,fra<5fca,  &  parvi  valon'*. 

Item  Capa  alba  cum  circulis  St  leonibus,  debilis  &  fracta. 

Item  Capa,quafi  alba,  cum  floribus  gladiolis ,  debilis  St  fra&a.      ^lulPcnl^» 

Item  Capa  alba,  cum  arboribus,  leonibus  in  longitudine,  debilis  &  ] 
fra&a. 

Item  Capa  Henrici  de  Wengham  de  Indico,  fameto  plana. 

Item  Capa  willielmi  de  HaverhnUe  de  Indico  fameto,  breudata  cumturribus 
&  Regibus. 

Item  Capa  Reberti  Burnell  de  Syndono  Hyfp.  colons  Indici  indenrata.' 

Item  una  Capa  Indica,  breudata  cum  pulcris  pe&or.  Debilis,  affignata  ad  par- 
mas  puerorum. 

Item  Capa  Indici  colons,  cum  arboribus,  &  avibus  in  ramuncuJis,  debilis. 

Item  Capade  Baudekino  Indici  colons,  cum  rotellis  auratis,  continentes  Leo- 
nardos, qii5m  dedit  Johannes  de  Br*y»for<J. 

ItemCapa  Willielmi  Epifcopi  de  viridi  fameto,  breudata  cum  Angelis,"  &  fa-. 
gittariis,  preciola. 

Item  Capa  Ric.irdl  de  Stanford  dc  viridi  fameto,  breudata  nodis ,  Regibus, 
Iicombus,  Ss  Griffonibus. 

Item  Capa  Fdconis  Epifcopi  de  viridi  fameto,  plana.     t 

Item  Capa  de  viridi  fameto,  debilis. 

Item  Capa  de  fameto  croceo,  quam  dedit  Petrm  Epifc.  Wintori. 

Item  una  Capa  crocea,  quam  dedit  Will.  Joyner. 

ItemCapa  de  panno  Jaunenfi,  cum  circulis  St  avibus  croceis,  &  Leopardis. 

Item  Capa  Jobannisde  Luke  de  baudekino,  cum  pineis  in  campis  laqueatis. 

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Item  Capa  Magiftri  Reberti  de  Stouroe ,  de  fubtili  baudekino ,  florigcrato  & 
pine  at  o. 

Item  Capa  facta  de  baudekino  ad  modum  Templi,  cum  militibus  equitantibus 
infra,  cum  avibus  fuper  manus,  quam  dedit  Henrictts  de  Saadwyco  Epifcopus. 

Item  Capa  fa&a  de  baudekino,  cum  hominibus  equitantibus,  dedono  Regeri 
deSeyton. 

Item  Capa  Gileberti  de  Stratton,  de  panno  aureo,  lineatb  cum  fendato  rubeo 
affbrciato. 

Item  Capa  Johannis  de  Sancfa.  MAria,  facta  de  baudekino,  cum  Griffonibus  & 
Elefantis  purpurei  coloris. 

Item  Capa  facta  de  baudekinis  purpureis,  cum  Aquilis  aureis  extenfis  cum  flo- 
ribus. 

Item  dua?  Capa?  facta?  de  baudekino  purpureo,uniu$  operis,cum  circulis  aureis, 
8c  in  medio  circuit  duo  Griffones. 

Item  dua?  Capa?  facta?  de  baudekino  unius  operis,varii  colori$,cum  beftiis  varii$> 
intcrfcrtis. 

Item  Capa  purpurea?  coloris  cum  rotellis  &  duobus  Leopardis  infra  rotas  fe  in- 
vicem  continentes. 

Item  Capa  purpurea  cum  Griffonibus  in  punctis'  quadratis,  debilis  &  fracta.    ' 

Item  Capa  quafi  purpurea,  cum  rotellis  &  Griffonibus  infra  rotas,  notis  irK 
terpofitis  debilis.  Mittitur  apud  Barlyngs. 

Item  Capa  Willielmi  de  Fere  de  Indico  baudekino,  cum  militibus  armatis.        I 

Item  Capa  J-ohtnnis  Maitnjel,  de  parino  aureo  qui  vocatur  Ciclatoun.  [ 

Item  Capa  breudata  cum  minutis  nodis,  de  dono  Radulpbi  Dounjon. 

Item  Capa  Fulconis  Epifcopi  confuta  de  ferico,  opere  pulvinario ,  arboribuS 
croccis  &  albis. 

Item  Capa  cum  nodulis ,  chekeratis,  fubtilis  opens,  facta  de  cafula  Epifcopf 
Fulconis. . 

Item  C^pa  Roberti  de  Clifford  de  fpiffo  panno  fracta.  Affignatur  ad  tunicas  pue- 
rorum. 

Item  xxiv.  Cap*  puerorum  fracta?,  &parviprecii. 

Item  Capa  domini  Edmundi  Comitis  CormbU  de  quodam  diafpero  Antioch: 
coloris,  tegulata  cum  arboribus  &  avibus  diafoeratis,  quarum  capita,  pectora  3c 
pedes,  &  flores  in  medio  arborum  funt  de  aurifilo  conccxtae. 

ItcmCapiejufdem  de4uodam  panno  Antiochcno,  cujus  campus  niger,  cum 
ereminis  de  aurifilo  contextis. 

Item  Capa  Magiftri  Johmnis  de  S. Clare,  de  quodam  panno  Tarfico3viridis  co- 
loris, cum  pluribus  pifcibus  &  rods  de  aurifilo  contextis. 

Item  fcptem  Capa?  fad*  de  quodam  magno  panno,  &  quatuor  aliis pannis  mi- 
noribus  ejufdem  fe&a?,  data?  Ecclefia?  S.Paull  pro  znimz  Alianora  Regina?  junio- 
ris,  cum  targis  de  Armis  Regum  Anglic  &  HifptnU. 

Item  quatuor  Capa?  fa<5ta?  de  quatuor  pannis  datis  pro  anima  Willielmi  Pajfe- 
mere,  quarum  campus  eft  croceus,  cum  Leonibus  jun&is,  &  avibus  intra  virgulas 
chevcronatas  in  alternisfpaciis  de  aurifilo  contexto- 

Item  dua?  Capa?  facia?  de  duobus  pannis  mediocribus,  coloris  albi  per  partes. 

Item  dua?  Capa?  fadf  a?  de  uno  panno  ferico  vetcri,  pro  parte  albi  coloris,  cV  pro 
parte  viridi. 

Item  Capa  de  dono  domini  Radulphi  de  Staneford&t  Indico  velretto,  cum  auri- 
frigio  de  rubeo  velvetto,  cum  platis  &  perils  defuper  poiicis. 


Amkti  per  fe. 


DUo  Amiclus  de  filo  aureo  aliquantulurh  lati  &  planij 
I  tern  Ami&us  cum  pufo  aurifrigio  veteris  ornatus.  ' 
I  rem  Ami<5fus  breUdatus  de  auto  puro,  cum  rotellis,  &:  amatiftis^  &  peril's, 
8c  defkiun:  ix.  lapides  &  perla?. 

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Item  Ami&usvetusbreudatus  cum  auro  puro,  &  diiobus  ayrhallis,  &  trifeus  la- 
pidibus, &  cseteri  deficiunt. 

Item  Ami&us  planus  per  totum  de  aurifrigio. 

Item  Amicus  de  aurifrigio  piano,  otnatus  in  limbis  viridi  fendato,  vetus  eft. 

Item  Amicus  de  rubeo  fameto  breudato  de  aurifilo  cum  Leonibus  &  floribus' 
inrotellis  &  lapidibus  infertis  &  deficiunt  xi.  Lapides. 

Item  Amicus  Rogeri  de  Wefeham,  habens  campum  de  perlis  Indicis,  ornatus 
cum  duobus  magnis  Epifcopis,  ^unohege  ftantibus  argenteis  desuratis,  orna- 
tus lapidibus  vitreismagnis  &  parvisper  totum  incapfis  argenteis  deauratis;  & 
deficit  un us  lapis. 

It:m  Amictus  de  dono  domino?  Katerin*  Lovell  de  opere  pe&ineo. 

Item  Ami&us  de  vcteri  aurifrigeo. 

Item  Amictus  de  puro  aurifrigeo  vincato,  cum  perlis. 

Item  duo  Amicti  veteres,  quorum  unus  de  opere  Saracenis,  &  alius  de  fameto 
yiridi,  breudato  cum  avibus  in  circulis. 

Item  Amictus  cum  parura  de  lato  aurifrigeo  nodulato. 

Item  Amicus  cum  parura  de  ftri&o  aurifrigio  de  fino  auro  cum  nodulis. 

Item  Amictus  cum  parura  de  rubeo  fameto  breudato  cum  ymaginibus.     • 

Item  Amicus  cum  parva  contexca  de  nodulis  de  filo  aureo,  viridi  &  rubeo  fe> 
rico,  cum  noduLs  ferico  compofitus  de  magnis  perlis  albis,  de  dono  Ricardi  de 
Gravefende  Londinenfis  Epifcopi, 

Item  parura  Amictus  cum  campo  de  perlis  albis  parvulis,  cum  floribus  &  qua- 
drifoliis  in  medio,  Se  platis  in  circuitu  per  limbos  argenteos  deauratos,  cum  la- 
pidibus &  pedis,  ordine  fpiflb  ferico  infertis  in  capfis  argenteis,  &  fex  bullonibus 
de  perlis  in  extremitate,  una  de  dono  ejufdem  Epifcopi. 

Ve fi  intent a. 

VEftimentum  Ricardi  Epifcopi  habet  paruram  de  rubeo  fameto,  breudato^ 
cum  Leonibus  in  cedentibuss  caudisere#is  ,  &  floribus  interlaqueatis ,  ftola 
&  manipulis  de  eodtm  panno,  in  quorum  extremitatibus  breudatur  arbor  cum 
duabus  avibus  &  Leonibus.    Amictus  eft  de  aurifrigeo  puro  cum  barris  de  pec- 

Item  Veftimentum  quod  fuit  Henrici  de  Ndrhampoyi  habtt  paruram  de  rubeo 
Taraeto  breudatam  Leonibus,Serpentibus,  Volantihus  aquilis,  pifcibus  interjecris, 
cum  punctis  albis  &  nigris,  cum  ftola  &  manipulo  de  eodem  panno,breudatis 
Leonibus  in  circulo.  In  extremitatibus  breudantur  Uriel,  Barachias ,  Amictus  eft 
de  aurifrigio  piano. 

Item  Veftimentum  Ricardi  Archidiaconi  ColcejtrU  de  rubeo  fameto  piano 
fine  breuderio  limbato  aurifrigio  &  virgulato.  Stoia  &  manipuli  de  rubeo  fameto 
piano. 

Item  Veftimentum  P.  Blefenfts  habet  paruras  de  rubeo  fameto  breudatas  flori- 
bus ad  modum  Crucis.  Stola  &  manipuli  de  eodem  opere,  Amictus  fimilitcr. 

Item  Veftimentum  quod  dicitur  Sneyl  habet  paruram  de  rubeo  fameto  breu- 
datam Martyribus,  Confcfloribus  &  Virginibus.  Stola  &  manipuli  de  rubeo  fa', 
meto  breudati  in  finibus. 

Item  Veftimentum  Willielmi  Epifcopi  habet  paruram  dc  rubeo  fameto 
breudatam  cum  margaretibus  per optimis,  umerale  cum  quatuor  ymaginibus  fiae 
iftola  &  Manipulis  -,  &  deficiunt  plures  margaritac. 

Item  Veftimentum  Alardi  Decani  habet  paruram  de  rubeo  fameto,  breuda- 
tam Majeftate  &  Apoftolis  5  habet  Amictum  de  aurifrigeo  puro,  cum  duabus 
virgulis  in  medio.  Stola  &  manipuli  cum  ymaginibus ,  &  in  extremitatibus 
Angeli  cum  campanulis  argenteis.    ■ 

Item  Veftimentum  Ricardi  Epifcopi  habet  paruram  de  rubeo  fameto,  breuda- 
tam cum  quinq j  foliis.  Stola  &  manipuli  ejufdem  operis,  Amictus  de  aurifrigio 
magnonodato* 

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Item  Veftimentum  quod  dcdit  Johannes  de  Waledon  habet  paruras  de  rubeo  fa- 
mcto  breudatas  cum  Salvatore  &  Angelis:  Ami&us  de  opere  pulvinjario,cum  par- 
vis  fcutis .-  Stola  &  manipuli  de  rubeo  fameto,  breudati  cum  Regibus  ftanti- 
bus. 

Item  Veftimentum  quod  fuit  Bartbolomei  Brunne  habet  paruras  de  rubeo  & 
Indico  opere  confuto,  cumMajeftate  &  decern  Apoftolis:  Amictus  de  eodetn 
panno  &  opere.  Manipuli  ejufdem  operis,  &  ftola  de  opere  Sarac  rcumnodis 
&  beftiis  &  floribus  breudatis. 

Item  Veftimentum  Roberti  Decani  habet  paruras  de  rubeo  ferico  cohfuto,  cum 
hiftoria  Annunciationis  &  Nativitatis  domini.  Ami&us  de  rubeo  fameto  cum 
Majeftate  &  Angelis.  Stola  &  manipuli  breudati  cum  ymaginibus  Apoftolo- 
rum. 

Item  Veftimentum  cum  apparura  de  rubeo  fameto ,  breudatum  anterius  ymagi- 
nibns  beatse  Virginis  &  ofto  Apoftolorum,  &  poftcrius  ymaginibus  Salvatoris 
&ofto  Apoftolornm  cum  umeralibus  &  manipulis  ejufdem  coloris  breuditis, 
cum  ftola,  manipula  &  parura.  Ami&us  fimilis  coloris  &  operis  dati  pro  anima 
Alienors.  Regina:  junioris. 

Item  Veftimentum  R  icardiEpl fcopi  habet  paruram  Indici  fameti,  bieudatam 
cum  Apoftolis,  nominibusfingulorum  fuprafcriptis :  Stola  &  mmipuli  ejufdem 
panni,  &  breudati  Apoftolis  cumalbisfaciebus.  In  extremicate  ttoise  bteudatur 
S.Nicholaus  &c  ofoaldtts,  &  in  manipulis  Erkenewaldus  ScEdmundtts.  Amictus 
de  aurifrigio,  cum  pedis  &  granis  aureis,  ubi  defkiunt  plures  perla?  &  gram,  nr- 
latur  aurifrigio  puro  &  ftricto. 

Item  Veftimentum  Henrici  de  Norhampton  habet  paruram  Indici  fameti,breu- 
datam  lconibus,  aquilis  &  arboribus  fibimet  fuppofitis;  ftola  &  manipuli  ejuf- 
dem panni  breudati  ymaginibus,in  quorum  extremitatibus  breudatur  Th;  &  Paulas 
Erkenewildus  &  Ricardas^  Amictus  de  filoauro  tracto  floribus. 

Item  Veftimentum  Rogeri  Capellani,  cum  pamra  nigri  fameti  breudata  cum 
Majeftate  &  Apoftolis  cum  albis  faciebus  fine  fnperfcriptione.  Stola  &  manipuli 
de  Indico  fameto,  breudati  cumjymaginibus  Apoftolorum  &  Prophctarum,  cum 
albis  faciebus  nominibus  defignatur.  Amictus  de  aurifrigio  piano  &  puro. 

Item  Veftimentum  habens  paruram  de  Indico  fameto  breudatum  cum  leoni- 

buS,   floribUS,    6C    avibl«,  &- lil"»,    ,X     ininutie  tefanens,    Cam    AmictU  .«Scola   SC 

Manipulis  ejufdem  operis  &  coloris,  cum  limbo  deftricto  aurifrigio. 

Item  Veftimentum  HenrkideV/engbam  Epifcopi  habet  paruras  de  Indico  fa-1 
mcto,  breudatas  cum  ymaginibus  Salvatoris  &  fex  Apoftolis  in  orbiloneuna 
parte,  &  in  alia  parte  ym^go  beata?  Virginis*,  cum  a!iis  fex  Apoftolis  fuperhu- 
meralede opere  plumario,  cum  xv.  fcutis  auri  &  argenti  &  ferico,  cumavibus 
g  rofis  in  limbo.  Stola  &  manipuli  dc  opere  preciofo,  cum  rofis  &  nndis  aureis 
&  argenteis  intermixtis,  cum  nodulis  rrcctatis  in  extremitatibus  de  filo  auri  & 

argenti. 

Item  unum  Veftimentum,  cum  parura  Indici  coloris,  breudatum  ex  Griflfoni- 
bus  inrotellis,  &  Rofa  in  medio,  cum  ftola  &  manipulis  humeralibus,  &  amictu 
ejufdem  operis,  &  cingulotextoexnodisde  ferico,  exdono  Magiftri  K^dndre& 
de  London. 

Item  Veftimentum  quod  fuit  Willielmi  le  Fere,  cum  parura  de  purpuro  fameto, 
breudata  de  hiftoria  beati  Nichoki  in  circuit's  aureis.  Amictus  de  eodem  panno 
cum  ocro  ymaginibus.  Stola  2>c  manipuli  de  rubeo  fendato  breudati  cum  Epif- 
copis  in  extremitatibus. 

Item  Veftimentum  quod  fuit  H.  Decani,  cum  parura  de  purpuro  fameto,  curn 
garb's  auribreudatis  &  Rofis  intermixtis.  Amictus  de  aurifrigio  puro  vmcato  cum 
avibus  &  albo  ferico.  Stola  &  manipuli  de  auro  filo  ftricto,  Retro  &  Paulo  in  ex- 
tremitatibus. 

Item  Veftimentum  Galfridi  de  Lucy  Decani, habet  paruram  de  purpuro  fameto,' 
breudatam  duobus  Epifcopis,  cum  duabus  ftolis  &  manipulis  duabus  albis  con- 
texts viridi  •,  fed  una  ftola  &  manipulus  affignantur  Capellaniscelebrantibus  pro 
anima  Fulconis  Ea([et. 

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Item  tria  Veftimenta  Radulphi  Decani  deputantur  ad  commendationem  mor- 
uorum,  &  funt  parvi  precii. 

Item  Veftimentum  quod  dedit  Willielmas Camerarius  Rogeri  Epifcopi  de  opere 
Saraceno;  vetus  eft,  &  fine  ftola  &  manipulo.  Amicus  de  opere  Saracen  o.  Li- 
be  ratur  Petro  de  Ware  capellano  celebranti  proanima  Euftachii  de  Faucunberge  t 
praecepto  Decani. 

i  Item  Veftimentum  quod  dedit  Ricardus  Vicarius  de  Bellocamp,  habet  paruram 
de  ferico  marmoreo,  breudatam  cum  Griftonibus  &  Leonibus  ambulantibus  in 
rotis.  Stola  &  manipulus  de  eodem  opere.  Amicus  de  aurifrigio  lato  & 
puro. 

Item  Veftimentum  Fulconis  BaJJet  habet  paruram  de  opere  pe<ftineo,cum  rofis, 
arboribus,  floribus,  &  beftiis.  Ami&us  undatus  ad  modum  vexilli.  Stola  & 
manipulus  de  opere  pe&meo,  cam  nodulis  in  fine  ejufdem  operis. 

Item  aliud  Veftimentum  ejufdem;  cum  parura  breudata  de  Regibus  fedcntibuS 
in  Cathedra  infra  tirculos,  cujus  campus  eft  diverfi  coloris  confutus,  alii  yiridi, 
aliirubei,  alii  Indici  coloris.  Ami&us  breudatus  floribus.  Stola  8c  manipulus 
confuuntur  ad  modum  crucis  &  perlarum. 

Item  aliud  Veftimentum  ejufdem  habet  paruram  de  opere  plumario,  diverfi 
coloris.  Ami&us  de  opere  plumario  confutns  cum  nodis  auri  &  argenti,  habens 
Cru cem  in  medio,  fine  ftola  &  manipulo. 

Item  Veftimentum  quod  dedit  Galfridus  Decanus  ad  minifterium  Altaris  beataj 
Virginis,habetparurasde  opere  plumario  longas,  cum  beftiis,  floribus  &  variis 
fcutis  diverfi  coloris,  cum  ftriclis  aurifrigiis  per  totum  in  limbis.  Amicus  cum 
decern  fcutis  ma  joribus  auri,  cum  coronatione  beata?  Virginis  in  medio,  Stola  & 
manipulus,  &  fuper-humeralede  eodem  opere,  cum  arboribus  auri  in  extremis 
tate. 

Item  Veftimentum  Henrici  de  Wengham  breudatum  de  auro  &  argento,  cum 
Armis  H.  de  Wengham^  cum  Amictu,  ftola  &  manipulo  ejufdem  operis,  cum  la- 
nivello^ 

Item  Veftimentum  quod  fuit  Willielmi  Curcepelhzbtx.  paruram  de  opere  plu- 
mario, cum  fcutis  de  diverfis  armis ;  ftola  &  manipulus  de  eodem  opere  cum 
Amictu  dc  nodis  auri,  cum  ftellis  de  argento,  &  literis  circumfcriptis  •,  &  affigna- 
tur  ad  IiAifiam  beata?  Virgini$_ 

Item  duo  paria  Veftimentorum  unius  fecta?  de  opere  pectinco,  facta  fuerunt 
dequadam  cafula  qux  fait  Fulconis  Bafiet,  cum  duobus  Amictibus.  Duo  mani- 
puli,  &c  dua*  ftolae  ejufdem  operis. 

Item  unum  Veftimentum  de  dono  Roberti  de  Drapon  Thefaurarii  cum  paru- 
ris  confutis  foliis,  nodulis,  &  aqu'tlis  ex  parte  una,  ex  alia  parte  nodis  pectineis  : 
ftola  &  man^ulus  cum  nodis  oblongis,  &  Amictus  cumpuellis  karolantibus,  & 
cingulum  de  filo.  Afilgnatur  adMiflam  beatae  Virginis. 
•>  Item  Veftimentum  cum  paruris  fericis,  cum  fcutis  diverfis,  &  befantiis  auri 
intcrpofitis.  Stola  &  manipulus  ejufdem  feefce,  fine  befanciis,  cum  Amictu  brcu- 
dato  de  Ar/".fcutis,de  dono  Henrici  de  Sanrvyco  Epifcopi. 

Item  Veftimentum  cum  paruris,  breudatum  Archangelis,  cum  ftola  &  mani- 
pulo breudatis  cum  nodis  pectineis  &  arboribus  in  limbis.  Amictus  breudatus  ex 
decern  arboribus  &  aquila  in  medio,  dc  dono  Galfridi  de  Ferynges:  Item  Ami- 
ctus, ftola,  &c  Manipulus  de  opere  ad  modum  perlarum,  breudati  de  parvulis 
nodis  cum  Cathenellis  argenteis,  &  bullonibus  in  limbo. 

Item  Veftimentum  confutum  de  ferico  &  fcutis,  turilis,  &  aviculis,  cum  ftola 
&  manipulo  ejufdem  fectaj;  &  amictu  cum  feptem  fcutis  majoribus,  ex  dono 
Henrici  de  Sandwyco :  affignatur  ad  Miflam  Apoftolorum. 

Item  una  Alba  cum  paruris  de  baudekino  veteri,  fimiliter  aflignantur  ad  Miflara 
Apoftolorum.  Mittiturapud  Naveftoke. 

Item  Veftimentum  dc  rubeo  fameto,  breudatum  Leonibus.  Stola  &  mani- 
pulus de  viridi  ferico.  Amictus  de  lato  aurifrigio,  cum  nigris  gcmellisftri- 
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Item  Veftimentum  cum  paruris  confutis  de  ferico,  de  fcutis  alterius  breudatis 
ex  una  parte,  &  nodulis  confutis,  partim  de  ferico,  partim  breudatis,  cum  Stola  & 
manipulo  contexts  de  rubeo  ferico,  nodulis  &  floribus  dc  aurifilo  interpofitis. 
Arm&us  conlutus  de  (erico  rubeo  &  indico,  cum  arboribus  breudatis,  &  cingulo 
de  rubeo  ferico,  de  dono  Domini  Roberti  de  Drayton  Thefaurarii,  qui  illud  afli- 
enavit  ad  minifterium  principale  Altaris. 

Item  unum- Veftimentum  cum  paruris  confutis  de  fenco  rubeo  viridi  in  campis, 
cum  ymaginibus  breudatis  antenus,  dehiftoria  Magorum,  oblationis  Chrifti  in 
Templo,  &  baptifmate  Chrifti-,  &  pofterius  de  hiftoria  Paffionis,  cum  humerali- 
bus  miniculis,  ftola,  manipulo,  &  parura.  Amicus fimilis  coloris  &  operis,  dc 
dono  WiHidmi  de  Monteforti  die  fepultura*  fua*. 

Item  Vcftimentum  cum  pirura  de  ferico  confuto  variis  fcutisjcum  humeralibus,' 
paruris,  mmiculis,  (tola,  manipulo  &  parura.  Amidus  fimilis  operis  cum  cingulo 
dc  ferico  con'exto,  crocei  viridifq-,  coloris. 

Item  Vcftimentum  dealbo  ferico,  cum  intcgris  paruris,   deputatum  ad  mor- 


tuos. 

Item  Veftimentum  Nhholai  Penetcntiam,  habet  paruras  confutas  de  opere  plu- 
mario,  cum  arboribus,  nodis,  &  beftiis,  Sduccis.  Amicus  de  opere  confimili.  _ 

Item  una  Alba  cum  toro  appiratu  bene  breudaro,  cum  ymaginibus  Coronatio- 
ns beats  Virginlsanterius-,  &  ymaginibus  Bapt/ft*,  Petri,  &  Pauli  a  leva;  & 
Mardalen*,  Catherine,  Margaret*.  E  a  parte  pofteriori  7W»/'f«*^cumrribus  An- 
gelfs  ad  levam-,  &  Thorn*  &  Stephani  Si  Laurentii  ad  dextram>  cum  ftola,  mani- 
pulo feftis  omnium  San&orum,  &  fan&i  Erkenevoaldl. 

Item  una  Alba  cum  parura  breudata  anter  w,  cum  ymaginibus  beata?  Mart*, 
Marweu,  Magdalen*  Katberin*.  &  S.  Fidis-,  &  a  parte  pofteriori  cum  ymagine 
Salvatoris'  Petrt,  Pauli,  Andrei,  &  Bartholomew  &  cum  toro  alio  apparatu  brcuT 
dato  de  ymaginibus  Virginum,  ex  dono  Radulfi  de  Baudak  Decani  Ecclefiae  Si 
Tauli  ut  cum  illis  cckb-etur  in  feftis  beatae  Mart*. 

Item  una  Alba  cum  paruris  confutis  de  fe.  ico,  cum  nodulis,  &  cum  crucibus  in 
medio  nodulorum  de  nigro  ferico5  ftola,  manipulus,  &  parura,  Ami&iis  ejufdem 
fedae,de  dono  Willielmi  Ciflons  Alianor*  Regina?  junioris.Aflignatur  ad  Miifarri 
beats  Virginis  per  ipfum  pro  anima  di&a?  Reginae. 

Stolte  &  Manipuli,  perfe. 

Stola  &  Manipulus  in  medio  de  Ciglatoun,  limbati  in  circuitu  aurifrigio,  &  in. 
extremitatebreudati  cum  nodulis  de  pedis  &  lapillis  infer ti$j  &  deficiunt  in 
manipulo  ixlapides,  in  ftola  tres. 

Item  ftola  &  manipulus  de  fimili  panno,  cum  aurifrigio  ftricto  in  circuitu  pec 
limbos  &  inextremitate  dc  aurifrigio  fino,  interlaqueato  cum  avibus. 

Item  ftola  &  manipulus  dc  alto  dyafpro  limbato  dc  aurifrigio  ftrifto  per  circui- 
tum;  &  in  extremitatibus  de  vineis  &  avibus  breudatis  de  auro  find 

Item  Manipulus  de  opere  pe&ineo,  cum  nodis  contextis  argenti  filo,  &  in  ex- 
tremitatibus de  aurifrigio,  cum  floribus  &liftisde  pedis  albisparvulis.  Stola  de 
ferico  viridi  contexta  cum  nodulis  de  aurifilo,  cum  extremitatibus  fimilibus  ma- 
nipulo prxecdenti.  ..,»„. 

Item  unus  Manipulus  India  coloris,  cum  ymaginibus  Apoftolorumj  cum  auri- 
frigio ftri&o  nodulis  per  circuitum.; 


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TUnia  &  Dalmatica  dc  rubeo  fameto,  quas  dedit  Magifter  Laurentim  Rom&1 
nus. 
Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  rubco  fameto,  cum  ftri&o  aurifrigio,  cumbor- 
durls  in  pofteriori  parte,  &  floris  cum  capitibus  Draconum  dc  auro. 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  rubeo  fameto  veteri  Virgulato,quce  fuerunt  Prio- 
ns de  Aeon. 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  rubco  fameto  ftragulato  de  aurifrigio ,  qua?  fue- 
runt Fulconis  Baffet. 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  rubeo  fameto ,  cum  largo  aurifrigio  dc  Venifio, 
de  dono  tfordani  Cardinalis. , 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  rubea  fendato  affbrciato  Virgulato,  cum  aurifri- 
gio, dc  dono  H.  de  Sandwyco. 
Item  Tunica  de  rubeo  fameto  cum  aurifrigio  bono; 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  purpureo  fameto,  qua?  fuerunt  Hearici  dc  Corrt; 
bulk  Decani  cum  garbis  aureis. 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  purpureo  fameto  ftragulato  aurifrigio ,  de  dono 
Galfridi  de  Lucy  Decani. 

Item  Tunica  de  purpureo  fameto  bene  adalbata,  quas  fuit  Magiftri  G.de  Ferjngs 
Decani. 

Item  Dalmatica  denigro  fameto  bene  adalbata  aurifrigio,  facta  de  quodam 
panno  oblato  per  Hubertum  de  Burgo . 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  India  coloris  HenricideWengham^  cum  tribas  auri^ 
frigiis  &  liftis  in  fbpulis  ante  &  retro,  diverfi  operis. 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  e  jufdem  Henrici  Indict  coloris  5  Dalmatica  virgulata 
rubeo  &  albo,  &  tunica  virgulata  albo  &  nigro,  cum  bullonibus  de  margaritis. 
*  Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  Indico  fendato,  afforciata  cum  bordura  operis 
Saracerii  in  extremitatc.  ;, 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  indico  baudekino  veteri,cum  avibus  deauratisin 
ftri&o  aurifrigio. 

.   Item  Tunica  dc  croccu   /Uuiccu ,  quam  dedit  Winionienfis  Epifcopus  Pe- 
irus. 

Item  Tunica  de  viridi  fameto,  quam  dedit  Martlnus  de  Patefhulle. 
Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  viridi  fameto,  qua?  fuerunt  Euftachii  Epifcopi, 
debiles  valde. 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  ferico  albodiafperato  de  areft. 
Item  triapanatunicarum&  Dalmaticarurn.de  albodiafpro,  quas  dedit  Magi- 
fter Andreas  de  London. 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  albo  diafpro,  lineato  interius  de  rubeo  fendato, 
qua?  fuerunt  H.deSandwjio^  Epifcopi,  quashabet  Ricdrdusde  Gravejende  Londo- 
nenfis  Epifcopus. 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  albo  diafpro,  cum  citacis  viridibus  in  ramuncu- 

lis,de  dono  Ricardide  Gravefende  Epifcopi,  lineata?  cura  rubeo  fendato  afforciato. 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  albo  baudekino,  cum  bordura  e  jufdem  pa nni,  dc 

auro  campo  rubeo,  &  avibus  de  auro  in  Dalmatica  5  &  in  Tunica  rubea  bordura 

fine  avibus. 

Item  tria paria  Tunicarum  sc  Dalmaticarum  de  diafpro  albo  piano?  &  fufpen- 
duntur  quia  parvi  valoris. 

Item  Tunica  de  Imperiali,  cum  arboribus  rubeis ,  &  Leonibus  aureis  fine  bor- 
dura in  fuperiori  parte,  cum  humerali  ex  auro  contexto. 

Item  Tunica  de  alio  Imperiali  florigerata  viridi  &  rubeo,  cum  annulis  rubeis  ad 
modum  columba?. 

Item  Tunica  de  alio  Imperiali,  cum  vinch  rubeis,  infra  cujus  frondesfunt& 
Leones. 

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Item  Tunica  ex  alio  Imperiali  quafi  marmorca,  cum  floribus  viridibus  de  bono 
panno/piflo. 

Item  Tunica  de  quodam  panno  marmoreo  fpiflb,  cum  rotis,  Sc  Griffonibus  in- 
fra rotas  de  ferico  purpur  co  . 

Item  Tunica  de  quad  confimili  panno  fpiflb,  &  rotata  cum  Griffonibus  purpu- 
reis. 

Item  Tunica  dediafpro  marmoreo  fpiffo,  ftragulara  cum  aurifrigio, 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalraatica  de  panno  Indico  Tarfico befantato  de  auro,  de  dono 
MJgiftriJ.  deS.cUro. 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  quodam  panno  Tarfici  coloris,  tegulata  cum  be- 
fantiis  &  arboribus  de  auero  filo  contextis ,  de  dono  di&i  Magiftri  J-ohan- 
nis. 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  Indico  fendato  lidato  cum  rubeo  cendallo,  de 
dono  Ricurdt  Epfeop  London* 

Caful<£. 

CAfula  KkhoUt  Archidiaconi  de  rubeo  fameto  preciofa ,  cum  vineis  de  peril's 
in  modum  amp! as  Crucis  in  dorfo. 

Item  Cafula  dc  rubeo  fameto,  qua*  fuit  Fulctnis  Epifcopi,  cui  apponitur  anti- 
quum dorfale  colaerigeratum  interlaqueatum  de  fino  auro,  cui  inferantur  quatuor 
berilli>  &  tres  circuit  aymallati,  &  quatuor  lapides  iculpti  5  &  quatuor  alemandini, 
&iu  medio  "ignusPafchalis, 

Item  Cafula  Radulfi  de  Dicete  de  rubeo  fameto,  cum  dorfali  puri  aurifrigei  vi- 
neata. 

Item  Cafula  Roberti  Decani  de  rubeo  fameto,  cum  lato  aurifrigio. 

Item  Cafula  WiUielmi  de  U  Fere  de  rubeo  fameto. 

Item  Caiulade  rubeo  fameto  lineata  fendato  rubeo,  de  dono  Henrici  de  Sand' 
rvjco  Epifcopi,  bene  ornata  aurifrigio. 

Item  Cafula  de  rubeo  fameto  piano,  bona. 

Item  Cafula  de  rubeo  fameto,  cum  aurifrigio  de  vineis.  Dicitur  quod  RicArdns 
Epifcopus  habet. 

Item  Cafula  EuftAcbii  Epifcopi  de  rubeo  fameto,  liberata  ad  MuTam  Apofto-; 

lor  urn. 

Item  Cafula  de tub:o  fameto  vetus,  cum  aurifrigio  nodato. 

Item  Cafula  de  rubeo  fendato,  quae  fuit  Rtcardi  Comitis,  parvi  pretii. 

Item  Cafula  Wulfrani  de  Indico  fameto,bona  &:  preciofa,  cum  pe&orali  &  ima- 
ginibus  Petri  &  Pauli  de  fino  auro,  &  humerali  vineato  de  fino  auro  breudato,  & 
lapidibus  infertis,  &  extremitate  talari  confimili. 

Item  Cafula  Henrici  de  Wenghxm  de  Indico  fameto.'  - 

Item  Cafuh  de  Indico  baudekinocum  Griffonibus.  MifTa  apud  Navefiocke* 

.Item  CaTula  Indica  burellata,  de  dono  Henrici  de  $andrvycoy  debilis. 

Item  Cafula  qua?  fuit  Henrici  de  Cornhulle  Decani  purpurea,  cum  garbis  deau-^ 
ratis  palliata.      .     .  ;     . 

I'.em  Cafula  de  radice  feffe,  quam  dedit  Rex  Henricus,  preciofa,  breudata  cum 
ftellis  &  lunis  &  dorfali,  cum  ymaginc  Crucis,  xvi.  lapidibus  infertis,  &  defici- 
unt  duo  lapides. 

Item  Cafula  Gdfridide  Feringes  Decani  purpurea,  bona. 

Item  Cafula  de  findone  purpurea  linita  cendata  viridi,  bene  ornata  aurifrigio, 
de  dono  H.  de  Sandwyco. 

Item  Cafula  quae  fuit  Magiftri  Henrici  de  Norhampen^  denigropurpuro,  bona 
cum  dorfali  de  aurifrigio  optimo. 

Item  Cafula  ^Ahrdi  Decani  de  nigro  fameto,'  dorfali  &  pe&orali  optimi  auri- 
frigei vineati.         ... 

Item  Cafula  Petri  Bleven.  de  fameto  purpureo ,  aliquantulum  fanguineo ,  cum 
peftorali  literate 

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Item  Cafula  Galfridi  de  Lucy,  bona  fanguinea  palliata. 

Item  Cafula  nigra  fafta  de  quadam  veteri  Capa. 

Item  Cafula  de  nigro  fameto  piano,  akernata  cum  rubea. 

Item  Cafula  Willklml  Epifcopi  de  viridi  fameto. 

Item  Cafula  Richardi  de  Clifford  de  viridi  fameto. 

Item  Cafula  viridis  fcutulata  variis  Armis,  &  bono  aurifrigio,  data  pro  am  - 
ma  Reginae  Alianora  junioris. 

Item  Cafula  qua:  fuit  S.  Elphegi  de  fameto  croceo,  cum  dorfali  pulcro  de  auri- 
frigio,  lapidibus  infertis. 

Item  Cafula  de  croceo  cendatp,  quae  fuit  J-ohannh  de  Cbijhulle  Londinenfis 
Epifcopi. 

Item  Cafula  Uugenis  de  Orivalle  de  albo  diafpro,  cum  pe&orali  &  dorfali 
largo,  de  flofculis  de  fino  auro>  cum  lapidibus  grandibus,  unde  quinq-,  funt  ca- 
mahutje. 

Item  cafula  Priori*  de  c/*V0#  de  albo  diafpro,  cum  dorfali,  flofculis  de  auri- 

•frigio. 

Item  quatuor  Cafula?  quasdedit^agiftcr  K^indreas  de  London ,  de  albo  di- 
afpro ,  quarum  duae  debiles. 

item  Cafula  de  albo  diafpro,  cum  citacis  combinatis  per  loca  in  ramufculis,  de 
dono  Ricardi  Efifcofi. 

Irem  Cafula  de  albo  diafpro  vetus  &  debilis,  liberatur  $oha.nnh  de  Bradlyng, 
Capellano. 

Item  Cafula  alba  de  Fuftian,  qua;  fuit  Gal/ridide  Lhc%  liberatur  Altare  S.J  oh. 
Evangeliftse. 

Item  Cafula  dc  Fuftian,deputatur  ad  Altare  Galfridide  Lucy. 

Item  Cafula  lineaoperc  mappali,  deputatur  ad  Altare  S.  Steph.wi. 

Item  Cafula  de  albo  fameto,  &  cafula  quartlata,  fufpenduntur  &  refervantur, 
&  ex  eis  fit  una  cafula. 

Item  Cafula  Godltha  de  Coventre,  fufpenfa  &  fra&a ,  refervatur  ad  faciendum 
alias. 

Item  Cafula  Nicholai  Penetentiarii,  tota  confuta  de  ferico. 

.  Item  Cafula  de  Daudeleino,  quam  dedit  Rex  ad  Altare  S.  Rtdegundisjk  eft  ad 

Altare  praedi&ura. 
Item  Cafula  marmorei  colons,  fa&a  de  veteri  capa* 

Item  Cafula  de  panno  Tarfico ,  indici  coloris,  cum  pifculis  &  rofulis  aureis  > 
&  lato  aurifrigio ,  optimeoperato  cum  ymaginibus  &  fcutis,  &  dorfali  confimili, 
de  dono  Magiftri  3P.  de  S.Claro,  qui  voluit  ut  cum  ilia  celebrerurin  feftis  omnium 
fan&0rum,8c  SanHi  Erkenewaldi. 

Irem  cafula  dc  Indico  cendallo,  lineata  cum  rubeo  cendallo  ,  de  dono  R.  de 
Grdvefend  Epifcopi  Londini. 

Item  cafula  de  albo  diafpro,  lineata  cum  cendallo  purpureo  >  de  dono  ejufdein 
Epifcopi. 

Item  cafula  de  quodam  panno,  Tarfici  color  is,  tegulata  cum  pluribus  liftis  -dc 
aurifilb  contextis,  de  dono  Magiftri  ^.  de  S  Cldro. 

Item  cafula  de  quodam  panno  Tarfico,cum  rubeo  panno  diafperato  auro,  cum 
arboribus  &  cervis  de  aurifilo  contextis  ,  cum  aurifrigio  de  Armis  Regum  Fran- 
da  ejr  Aragonix^  de  dono  Wiltielmi  Cifloris  Alienor*  Regina?  iunioris-fic  afli°na- 
tur  per  ipiam  ad  Miffam  bcatas  Virginis,  pro  anima  didte  Reginae. 

Cor  for  alia  t 

UNa  capfa  magna  breudata  ex  fcutis  ad  corporalia,  cum  crucc  ex  litcris.' 
Ite  m  alia  capfa  breudata  cum  Ma jeftatc  ex  parte  una,  &undatacum  fl ox ibus 
ex  alia  cum  corporalibus. 

Item  alia  capfa  breudata  ex  fcutis,  ex  parte  una  >  &  undata  cum  floribus  ex 
alia  cum  corporalibus. 

Item 


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Item  alia  confuta  de  fcrico  ex  fcutis,  cum  Corporalibus. 

Item  alia  breudata  ex  Cnitifixo  ex  una  parte  ad  Altare  beata?  Virginis  cum  cor- 
poralibus. 

Item  Capfa  operta  fameto  rubeo,cum  fre&is  &  fcutis  breudatis  prxtcrquam  in 
tcrgo,  cum  pedibus  &  claufura  argentca. 

Item  una  burfa  breudata  de  armis  variis,  de  dono  Walteri  de  Ejfex. 

Item  una  Capfa  breudata  cum  ymagine  Crucifixi,  Maria  &  Johannis,  ex  una 
parte,  &  Capites,  iW/,&gladioe  jufdeme  is  alia,  dedOno  Rad.de  Baudak  De- 


cani 


Item  alia  Capfa  cujus  campus  aureus  bene  diafperatus,  de  aurifilo,  cum  ymagi- 
nibus  Crucifixi;  Atari*  &  fohannls,  ex  una  parte,  &  Corona  beata?  Virginis,  & 
campo  confimili  ex  alia,  ex  dono  /.  de.  S.  Clare. 

Offertoria, 

JJNum  Offertorlum ftragulatum, de  rubeo &  viridi. 

Item  quatuor  Offertoria  minora  dc  rubco  ferico  liftara  aurifilo,  faifta  de  quo-, 
dam  veteri  panno,  quorum  duo  habent  cxtremitates  de  opere  Saraceno  contex- 
ts. \ 

Item  unum  Offcrtorium  album  in  extrcmirate  ftragulatum  aurifilo,  de  dono 
Robertide  Binetre. 

Item  duo  Offertoria  bendata,  de  opere  Saraceno,de  dono  ejufdem  Robert}..  < 

Item  duo  OiFertoria  de  panno  albo,  cum  extremitatibus  comcxtis  de  fcrico,  be^ 
ftiis,  arboribus,  turilis,  8c  avibus. 

Abflerforia* 

DUo  Abfterforia  de  panno  lineo,  cum  extremitatibus  bordatis  de  ferico,  ad 
extergendum  digitospoft  perfufioncm  in  majori  Altari. 

Frontalis. 

UNum  Frontale  de  nigro  fameto,  cum  barris  &  Vineis  de  aurifrigio  bono  ad 
majus  Altare. 
Item  aliud  Frontale  ftri&um  brcudaturh  cum  pluribus  diverfis  fcutis?  &  in  me- 
dio breudantur  ymagines  Crucifixi,  MarU  &  Johannls*,  &  in  extremitatibus  yma- 
gines Petri  &  Vault  Apoftolorum,  de  dono  Magiftri  Jobannis  de  S.  Clare  ad  idem 
Altare. 

Libru 

PSalterium  glofatum  &  parvumi  eft  de  moderns  litera  fatis  bona.  p/a/rm'*,' 

Item  Pfalterium  in  quo  prazmittuntur  ornamenta  qua?  Radulfus  de  Diceto  con- 
tulit  Ecdefia?  Lond. 

Item  Pfalterium  totum  intcrlincatum  Anglico, 

Item  Pfalterium  H.  Decani  glofatum,  intitulatum  fuo  nomine. 

Antiphonarium  Albricl  eft  in  duobus  Volumihibus.  ;         'Amyhtnuria', 

Item  Antiphonarium  quod  dicitur  Robertide  Clifford  magnum.1' 
Item  Antiphonarium  quod  dicitur  fuifle  Radttlji  de  S.  Benedifto. 
Item  Antiphonarium  quartum  minimum  prEmiflorum. 

Ifti  quatuor  Antiphonarii  femper  funt  in  Choro.      . 
Item  Antiphonarium  quintum  quod  fuit  Wtillelml  Epifcopi  no?um,&  de  bona 
litera  bene  notatUm,  hullo  pra»miflb  incipit  Ecc e.  dies,  Fini  t  in  Oratione  Dens  qui 
Ecclejiafn  titan?  fporifarri, 

Bbb  Item 


Itg         ATTENJDIX  IK  HIST. 


Item  Antiphonarium  bonum  notatum,  &  inclpit  a  Kal.  &poft  jmpnatum  nota- 
tum-, &  finit  ad  Venitarium. 

Item  unum  Antiphonarium  bonum,  incipiens  Rex  pacificus:  Et  finit  Prudent 
&  Vigilans  virgo:  Et  ligatur  in  corio. 

Item  aliud  Antiphonarium  fimile  bonum,  habens  in  prima  litera  puerperam. 
Virginem  cum  parvulo,  &  fimiliter  incipit  &  definit  ficut  aliud  Antiphonarium 
praecedens. 
■Qm\\Aa  Legenda  qua*dam,  five  Omelia,qu3m  dedit  Robertas  de  Cliff  or  djntiylcns  Evan- 

gelio, Factum  eft  autemctim  loqueretur:  Finit  Videatur  Detts  decor  in  Siou.  Et  fe- 
quuntur  annotationes  Reliquiarum. 

Item  Omelium  pilofum,  male  ligatum  &  hafpatum,  in  cujus  margine  intitulan-^ 
tur  Omeliir,  &  incipit  de  S.  Maria  in  Sabbatis,  &  finit  in  Oclab.  S.  Laurentii. 

Item  Omelium  eftivale  de  bona  l'itera,quod  dicitur  Epifcopi  Ricardi :  Incipiens 
qttomodojuxta  Matheam-,  &  finit  in  Omelio  Mgrediente  ^peftt  de  tferico. 

Item  Omelium  magnum  de  peroptima  litera,quod  fuit  Radulphi  de  Diceto  De- 
Cani,  Incipiens  in  prima  Rubnczquidinfefto  prim*  dignitatis.  Initio  prima?  Le- 
gends. Primo  tempore;  alleviata  cum  litera  auri,  in  qua  depingitur  puerperium 
beatas  Virginis;  &  finit  in  Rca^  in  oclab.  S.  Erkenewaldi,  lectio  S.  Evangelii,  &c. 

Item  aliud  Omelium  ejufdem  de  g'roffiori  litera,  male  ligatum-,  Incipiens  prce- 
terea  qua?  fcribuntur  in  cuftodiis  dominica  prima  Adventus  in  illo  Evangelio  Cum 
appropinquajfet  Ihefus  ihemfalem :  Et  finit  in  Evangelio  dominica  prima  ante  Ad- 
ventum,  Cum  fablevajfet  oculos  ibefm.  Prseterea  qua?  fcribuntur  in  Cuftodia. 

Item  Omelium  Sandorum  male  ligatum  magnum,  de  groffa,  intitulatum  in 
groffiori  litera, Refpice  libro  Radulfide  Diceto  Decani :  Incipiens  in  Nativitatc  Do- 
mini in  Evangelio,  Exijt  ediBum-,  &  finit  in  Legenda  Jeremia*   de  Vlrginibw. 

Item  Breviarium  quod  dicitur  Henrici  de  Norhampton,  cum  Antiph.  notatur 
magnum  &  bona?  litera?  praemiflb  Pfalterio  &  Kalendario,&  ubi  incipit  Legenda 
Viflo  Tjaja  Prephetah  &  eft  Litera  de  auro:  Et  finit  in  ilia  Antiph.  de  quinq-,  pari- 
bus &  dUobus  pifcibus, 

Item  liber  Sanctorum  ejufdem  de  eadera  litera,  cum  Antiphonarlo  notato,  in- 
cipiens in  Vigilia  S.  Andrea?,  capituld  Corde  creditur,  Legenda  Paffio  S.  Andre*; 
&  finit  in  obfequio  Mortuorum,  in  penultimo  folio. 

Item  novum  Sanctorum  Ricardi  de  Ely,  incipiens  in  tranilatione  S.  Thorn  a  mar-; 
tyris,  quafi  in  primis  cuftoJn'e,  »r  i»;«vj  <uiarum  i^egendarum  annij  &  finit  in  Le- 
genda S .  Edmundi  archiepifcopi. 

Item  Liber  Ricardi  Epifcopi  intitulatus  Omelia  yemalia,  &  finit  in  feculorum 
Amen,  in  fummo  apici  viridi. 

Item  Liber  ejufdem,in  quo praemittitur  Kalendarium  continens  ubi  San&a  ijdern 
inferipta  rcquiefcunt.  Sequitur,  Pfalterium,  &  poftmodo  Corporate,  &  Sancto- 
rum annuum,  &  Antiphonarium  fine  reg.notatur,&  finit  in  exequiis  mortuorum, 
&  deponitur  ad  Altare  S.  Radegundis. 

Paffionarium  quod  dicitur  pilofum,  incipiens  in  expulfione  Simonis  Magi,  Sc 
terminatur  in  Legenda  xi.  millia  virginum,  &  dicitur  efle  Ricardi  Epifcopi. 

Item  Paffionarium  de  Scotica  litera,  pra?miffis  titulis  Sanctorum  Kal.  Incipit  in 
paffione  S.  Agathd,&  terminatur  in  paffionc  S.  Benigni. 

Item  Paffionarium  Robertide  Clifford,  de  bona  litera,  fatis  novum,  incipit  an- 
norum  ab  incarnatione  Domini  ducentomm,  &  finit  in  vita  Botulphi,  modo  pra> 
pofteratur.  .      f  _  \ 

Item  Paffionarium  vetus,  incipiens  a paffione  Crifpini,  &  Crifpiniani,  &  finit 
Legenda  de  S.  Barnaba  Apoftolo. 

Item  Paffionarium  de  bona  litera,;  eonfimili  priori,  incipiens  a  paffione  beati 
Barnabe,  &  finit  in  quadam  Legenda  Epiftola?  Indicbus  iSisfurgens  Petrus. 
\  ItemExpofitoriumEvangeliorumquorundaminquibufdam-Fvftis,  bonum  & 
novum,  de  grofla  litera,  &  incipiens  a  Nativitatc.  Domini,  in  illq  Evangelio  exiit 
edic^um,  &  finit  in  Legenda  in  fefto  omnium  Sanctorum. 
|  Liber  Radulfi  de  Diceto  Decani,  nomine  fuo  intitulato  in  tertio  folio  a  Printi-^ 
pio,  fcilicet  Omelia,  &  Martjlogiumi  8c  finit  in  Epiftola,  Nolite  jperegrinarj.- 

Item 


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Item  aliud  Martylogium  ejufdem,  quod  incipit  Ego  Tbeodricus^  &  poftea  intf- 
tul  itur  nomine  ejufdem  in  fexto  folio  a  dextra  noviori  litera-,  &  poft  incipit  in  no- 
mine Domini  noftri  in  cartis  conceflis  terrarum,  &  in  Gapella  Decani. 

Item  magnum  Martylogium  de  ufu  cotidiano. 

Item  fimt  in  Eeclefia  S .  Paul  i  fex  Proceffiondia,  &  novem  VerficidarU}&  fetter®    Vme[fimMk 

alii  nigri,  de  dono  E.  de  S.  Olavo.- 

Item  unum  Miffale,  de  dono  Petri  de  Newport ,  intitulatur  in  primo  folio.  In  fe- 
quentiautem  Kalendario  fequuntur  Dedicationis  Quam  dilecJa;  finit  in  Excorri- 
municationc,  quod  habet  Decanus  in  Capella  fua. 

Item  Miffale  ff.  Decani,  p:a»ter  Evangelia  &  Epiftola*;  &  intitulatur  in  primo 
folio  cum  Kalendario,  Et  pofi  Exorcifmus  falis  &  aquxt,  finit  in  Epiftola,^  ini- 
tio &  ante  Secula. 

Item  Miffale  Roberti  de  Clifford,  in  quo  pra»mittitur  Kalendarium,  cum  men- 
fibus  depi&is,  &  fignis  pulcherrimis,primo  vero  litera,^** levavi3  fedet in  Gam- 
po  aurco^  finit  in  fervicio  S.  ntthcrth 

Item  Miflale  bonum  notatum,  &  majoribus  lineis  aureis  lineatum  vineo,  de  dono 
Alexandra  Thefaurarii^deponitur  adAltare,quod  habuit  Jehannes  de  S.Radegunda. 

Item  Miffale  quo  defcrvitur  ad  Altare  rriajus,  de  groffa  &  bona  litera,  fine  no- 
ta  litera  prxfata  P.  de  mineo  campo  interiori  de  auro  coloribus  vineatoj  finit  in  o- 
ratione  pro  Rege:  Fuit  ti.  de  Norhampton. 

Item  Miffale  quod  dicitur  Alberici,  in  quo  praemittitur  Kalcndarium,  &  Gloria 
in  Excelfis,  cum  Gradali  bene  notato,  &  eft  de  bona  litera,  cujus  prima  litera  eft 
de  azono  interim  florata  viridi  &  rubeo?  &  finit  in  Oratione  de  S.  Paulo  fubfe- 
quentibusPfalmis  iBeati  immaculati,  ufq;  Jape  expungnaverunt;  depucatur  ad, 
Altare  S .  Radegundis. 

Item  Miifale  parvum  &  yetus  parviprecii,  deputatur  ad  Altare  S.  fokannis,  iii 
quo  poft  Kalendarium,.piasmittitur  praefaiio  Miflk,  cujus  P.  eft  de  Hibernico  tta- 
clatu  &  operc. 

Item  miffale  cum  Nota,  qUod  pra?cedit  Cruxlhefu  Chrifti  Kalendarium,  Glo- 
ria in  Excel fis,  Credo  in  mum:  &  finit  in,  Oratione  jfcendant  adte  prices  nofirx% 

quod  habet  Symtn  de  Herlys*- 
Iccm  Mi/r^K  niicEp;ftoli«&Evangelio,pr2cmiins  Kalendario,  Kjrie  lefon38t 

Gloria  &  Praefatio;  &  Finis  Requiem  fine  fine. 

Item  Middle  plenarium  notatum5  &  praemiffis  Kalendario,  Kyrie  8c  Gloria,  8s 
fequentiis.  Incipit  a  R  a.  Dominica  prima  \Adventus  Domini;8c  finit  in  fequeri- 
tia  Avepr&clara  marisfiella. , 

Item  Miifilc  bonum,  prseter  Epiftolas  &  Evangelia,  non  notatum,  Incipit  Ro- 
ute Cceli:  &  finit  Animabus  quas  Domine. 

Manuale  latum,  quoddefervit  in  Choro.  Incipit  in  Rca-  lncipitmt  in  Capitula^  Mmutiti    ] 
fubfequuntur  Orationes  Criicis  in  Pafcha. 

Item  Manuale  male  ligatum  minori  yolutnine,  quo  defervitur  in  Miflis  Capi- 
tularibus.  Incipit  au'em  ante  Kalendarium  Anno  ab  incarnatione  Domini. 

Item  Manuale  Roberti  de  Clifford,  parvi.vOluminis,  fet  bona?  litera^  incipiens  ItP 
Exorcifmo  falis:  finit  in  fcr  vitio  de  reeludendis  Reclufis. 

Item  Manuale  bonum  Euftachii  Epifeopi,  &  incipit  a  Kalendario,  Gapitulis  8c 
Collet  arie^  &Rrii£3Habcambonam  per  fever antlam omnibus  diebwvit&me&3  qui 
cum  patre. 

Item  Manuale  parvum  bona;  literal  8c  incipit  a  fequentia  Salve  mater  magna 
prolis;  8c  finit  in  Exorcifmo  falis  &  aquajj  &  eft  male  ligatum:  affignatur  ad  Mifj 
lam  Apoftolorum. 

Gradale  magnum  &  pulchrum,  &  bene  notatum,  quod  iultRadulfi  de  piceto]  GOaU} 
nullo  praemifio.  Incipit,^  televavi  animammtam. 

Item  Gradale,  quod  dicitur  WiUielmi  fcpifcopi,  novum  eft  &  pidcherrirn*  \\- 

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tefze,  cum  integtis  regulis:  Incipiers  litera  aurea  in  campo  de  azorio,  intus  flori- 
gerato  caudis  ierpentum,  quorum  Capita  duo  anterius  &  duo  pofterius,  mordent 
literam  &  caput  magni  ferpentis  auriculantis  literarh,mordct  baculum  litera?  dc  mi- 
neo,  &extenditcaudam  fuam  in  campum  dc  azorio,ufq;  margincm  libri. 

Item  Gradalequod  fuit  Euftachii  bpifcopi,  de  bona  litera,  cujus  prima  litera 
eft  dc  azorio  extra*  &  rubeo  interius  denta'Oj  &extendit  fe  litera  u%  ad  fineni 
marginis;  in  cujus  fine  fcribuntur  SancJus. 

Item  Gradale  quod  dicitur  Ricardi  de  BelemeyftsEpikopl. 

Itemaliud  Gradale  Magiftri  Nicholai,  conRmilh  funt  omnino,  8c  dc  eadem  li- 
tera; &  qonfimiles  habent  literas  ab  initio,  deputantur  ad  Chorum. 

Item  Gradale  quod  dicitur  Magiftri  ^Alberici,  fatis  comperens,  &  confimile 
duobus  prionbus;  in  cujus  fine  apponitur  Tropariumi  &  deputatur  ad  Cho- 
rum.   :  x 

Item  Gradale  quod  dicitur  tfttgonit  de  <JMarny  Decani,  bonum  eft,  &  de  bona 
litera,  &  deputatur  ad  Chorum. 

Item  Gradale  de  C  horo,  quod  vocatur  puerontm  fine  officio,  in  cujus  fine  po- 
nuntur  Epiftolas  farcirae. 

Item  liber  tenuis  convertitur  inter  Gradale,  in  quocontincntur  Kyric,  Gloria  in 
Excelfis,  Sanclus  cr  Agnus. 

Item  Gradale  unum  bonum  a  Rc».  prima  dominie*  Adventusi  Finit,  Abfelve 
Dorhine;  &  deputatur  quarterio  Decani  in  fuperiori  forma. 

Item  unum  Gradale  bonum,  male  ligatum,  ex  providentia  Magiftri  R.  de  I- 
vyngbo,  &t  incipit  &  kqucnth,  Inter  nates  mulierum$  &c  finit  in  fequcntia,  Virgo 
vernans  velut  Roja  :  Et  affignatur  in  quarterio  Archidiaconi  London. 

Item  unum  Gradale  bonum,  quod  fuit  Ricardi Junioris j  Incipit  ab  Alleluia  tt- 
ga nicas  &  terminatur  in  Alleluia,  vent  electa,  mea. 

Item  unum  Troperiurh quod  dicitur  Radulfi  Decani,pulc^errimum  eft 3  msgnutn 
&  bonum,  in  cujus  initio  notantur  orrines  fequenti«e,  &  fine  ponuntur  omnes  E- 
piftola;  farckar. 

Item  Troperium  ibV^^'Juvenisj  incipit  Lumen  ad  revelatienem,  litera  prima 
aurea,  liber  novus  &  pulcher,<:ujus  ultima  fequentia  eft  fine  cilftodia  taudes  Cru^ 
cis. 

Item  Troperium  quod  dedrt Clemens  Vicarius,  pulcrior  eft  umm&u»  aiifs;  litera 
prima  aurea,  YivkOrtumfradeft'.  in  pi.  fol. 

Item  Troperium  Willielmi  Epifcbpi  peroptimum-,  incipit  Pater  Creator.  In  fine 
Agnus  cum  verfibus  in  Egiptum  in  an.  pi.  fol. 

Item  Troperium  Euflacbti ispifcopi;  incipit  Pater  Creator.    ■ 

Item  Troperium  bonum  quod  ligavit  Johannes  filius  Dei.  Incipit  jalus  aterna 
In  quarto  folio,  &  finit  Kyrie  Rex. 

1 1tem  liber  Organorum,  Willielmi  de  Taucmberge  pulcherrimum:  Incipit  Vide- 
runt;  Finit  Chrifius  fatris. 

Item  liber  Organorum,  qui  fuit  fohannlsde  Belemere,  prima  litera  W.  aurcaa; 
ScRmtomiraChrififf/tetdsl 

Item  liber  Organorum  qui  fuit  Roberti  de  Roff,c\x)\iS  nomen  intitulatur  in  primo 
folio;  8c  finit  in  Cantu  Virgo  generdfi. 

Item  minimus  liber  vetus  &  org.  Incipit  Aufird  Wtf-Finit  in  cantu  Tranfgrefius 
legem  Domini^  fuit  Radulfi  de  S.  Gregorio, 

EpfiohiU.  Epiftolarium  pulcherrimum  dc  bona  litera.Incipit  Fratresfcientes  quia  bora  efty 
cum  litera  aurea  perpulchra:  Finit,  Noviffima  autem  fuvenca  deftruetnr  mors-.  Fuic 
Willielmi  de  Peter ne. 

Item  Epiftolarium  Magiftri  U.  de  London,  male  ligatum,-  Incipit  Fratres  fci- 
cntcs  quia  fiora  eft:  Finit  in  Epiftola,  Ego  quafi  vi. 

Item  Epiftolarium  quod  dicitur  vetus,  in  quo  praroittuntur  intitulationes  Epi- 
ftolai  urn,  incipit  in  Vigilia  Nat  alls  Domini'.  Finit  in  Evangelio  Uiiifit  Ihefus  xii 
dtichulostrtctpienscis.  ItCm 


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Item  Epiftohrium  Magiftri  ff.  de  Norbampton,  fcribitur  in  margine.- Incipit  Sci- 
entes-j  &  eft  prima  litcra  He  azorio  florigerato  minco. 

Irem  Epiftolarium  de  grofla  litera,incipiens  a  Rubrica  dominica  pint*.  Adven- 
Ztts-,  &  finit  deftruitur  Mors. 

Item  Epiftolarium  bonum,  incipiens  in  Epiftola,  Scientts  quod  bora  eft:  Et  fi- 
nit in  Epiftola,  Si  Chriftus  pr<edicatur  quodfurrexit. 

Evangeliftarium  quo  utuntur  ad  magnum  Altare,  eft  deperoptima  Iitera  &no-  Evaxgeiiftarik. 
vum;  incipitin  prasfatione  Per  omnia  (ecula  feculorum  Amen :  Finit  in  Evangelic 
Egrefftis  Ibefus  perambulabat  Jerico. 

Item  Evang.  novum,  5c  de  bona  Iitera,  inefpiens  prima  dominica  Adventus  Co- 
mini  5  Initio  tempore  cum  appropinquafiet  Jefus  Jerufalems  &  eft  prima  litera  par- 
tita de  rubeo  &  azorio,&  finit  in  Evangclio  dixit  ^fefus  difcipulis  fuis  &tyrbis  ^ude- 
orum;  &  poftea  fequitur  liber  Generation}*,  &  Factum  eft  autem-,  &  Bxultet  jam 
Angelic 'a ,  &C.  [ 

Item  Evang.  maleligatum,  incipiens  a  Rubrica  in  nocte  Natalis  Domini,  poft 

tX  RefpOnforla;  &  finit  In  refurrecHene  ^aJicii. 

Item  Evang.  bonum,  incipiens  ab  Evmge\io,cum  appropinquafjet  Jhefus  ferofe- 
limam  5  &  finit  in  Evangelio  Johannis,  dixit  $  befits  Difcipulis  fttis  &  turbis  J  tide- 
or  urn. 

Item  Colkaarium,  &  qu^dam  Miflse  fpeciales,  incipit  Deus  qui  contritorums  aiuum*  & 
Finit  autem  de  S.  Erkenrvaldo,  Gubernafamiliam  tuam.  capituUria. 

■  Item  Capitularium,  &  Colledhrium  bonum  &  novum>  &  de  bona  Iitera,  cum 
CanoneMifTa?,  quod  fuit  Radulfide  Diceto  D;cani5  incipiens  in  m3gna  Rubrica  Ji- 
cut  in  feflo  prima  dignitatis-,  &  hnit  in  Secreto  unius  Virgt 

Item  Capitularium  quo  utuntur  in  Choro,  non  magni  pretii,  fet  bona?  Iitera?. 

Item  Capitularium  &  Colle&arium  quod  fuit  Hugonis  de  Raculfre,  prjemiflb 
Kalendario  bono-,  &  eft  liber  de  grofla  litera*,incipit  Exita  Domine;  &  finit  in  ora- 
tione  Deus  inftrmitatis  humane. 

Item  Capituhrmm,  pixmrflisquibufdamEvangeliis,  &  Kalcndariisj  incipiens: 
Fcce  diesveniunt,  Iitera  de  rubro,  interim  florata  de  azorio  &  viridij  &  finit  in 
oratione  Omnipetens  dominator  Cbrilfus. 

Item  liber  parvus  non  m3gni  pretii  verus,  inciters  Gloria  tibi  Trinitas-,  &  finit   • 
in  Mifla  de  S.  Vitba-,  traditur  Pttro  de  Ware  de  praeftito. 

Item  ltbsrantiqyusveteris  Iitera?,  quern  dicuat  cfle  Colle<5hrium,  in  quo  poft 
Kalendaiium  pra?miftiiurpra*fatioMiiTa?:  Finitautemin  Mifia  unius  defunfti, 
pra?mrt.  Miflade  S.  ofmundo,  parvi  valoris. 

Item  Capi'ularium  &  Collc&arium,  cum  prsfatione  &  MiiTa  de  valde  grofla 
lite  a,  pra?miflb  Kalendario,  cum  literis  auri  ;  incipit  Deus  qui  univerfum  mundum 
beti  PjuU,  Iitera  aurea  interims  florigerata;  Et  finit  in  Poft-communione  Percipi-  , 
entes  Domine  mtinera  falutis. 

Item  liber  qui  intitulatur  Collc&arium  Willielmi  Decani,  de  bona  &  grofla  Ji-^ 
tera,  &  q  iafi  .vliflale  cum  Gradali  notato  fine  regulis-,  finit  in  oratione  de  omnibus 
San<°Js  Confcientias  no/lra-,  deputatur  tribus  facerdotibus  celebrantibus  ad  Altare 
bcatx  Virg'nispro  anima  Fulconis  Baffet. 

BenediclionaleWO'^/w/Epircopiannualejinale  ligatum;  in  quo  continents 
Benedidiones  Abbatum,  &  confecrationes  Rcgum,&  qualiter  Concilium  agi  de- 
beat,  &  omnium  ordinandi;  incipiens  in  Vigilia  Natalis  Domini  cum  Iitera  almaa 
fie-,  Omn'tpotens  Dens  qui  incarnatione-,  Et  finit,  Omnipotens  fempiterne  Deus3  qui 
vivorum.  . 

Item  aliud  BenedicVionale  parvum  Ricardi  Epifcopi  primi;  incipit  Praster  cufto- 
dias  Leo  Epifcopus  fcrvus-fervorum  Dei>  fubfequentibus  quibufdam  confiliis,  poft- 
modum  in  initio  Benedidionum,  incipit  in  Vigilia  Natalis  Domini,  &  finit  in 
confecratione  Virginum. 

Item  Pontificate  quondam  Fulconis  Ba([et}  &  incipit  ab  exorcifme  falis,  &  finit 
in  benedtciione  cafei, 

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Item  Pontificale  incipiens  a  Rubrics,  Hie  liber  eft  dtdono.  Et  fink  in  Oratione 
Dens  cujus  miferatiofdelium.  ' 

Cronicd« 

CRonica  compofita  a  Radulfo  de  Dicetos  &  incipit  liber  a  Rubrica  In  opufculo 
fequenti  trium  temporum-,  &  finit  in  penultimo  folio  in  Rubrica  Comites  Flan, 
drenfes. 

Item  feptem  quaterna?  bona*  litera?,  &  incipiunt  a  regula  generali,  Cognito  fm: 
gulerum  officio  &  fcquitur  Ordinale  ab  Adventu  ufq5  ad  Dominicam  primam 
quadngefima?5  Et  Capitularium  &  ytnpnarium  notatur;  &  Venitarium  &  ympni 
communes  ("orarum  iradanturquatuorcorre&oribusRcgularum. 

Item  libellus  de  vita  s.  Fidis  Virginis,  &  aliorura  plurimorum  Confeffbrurn 
fine  afieribus. 

Item  Dialogus  Gregoriii  incipiens  Rubrica,  Dialogus  Gregoriii  &  finit  in  ora- 
tione cenx  Domini,  male  ligatum. 

Item  liber  continens  traftatus  S.  PauliikcundumChrifoJlomumi  &  alios  Do- 
Chores,  de  bona  litera,  incipit  in  Rubrica  Demnio  S  .Evangelio-3  finit  in  fermone  be- 
ad Pauli.  * 

Item  libellus  continens  redditus  Ecclefia*.  i 

Item  liber  ordinarii  H.  de  Combulle  Decani  fecundum  Alberkum,  per  eundem 
inaliquoemendatur,  qui  habet  Kalendarium  in  principio;  incipit  Ecce  dies  vent' 
unt  &  continet  Capitularium,  &  Colle&arium,  Antiphonarium,  &  ympnarium,& 
finit  in  ympno  Reritm  Deus-,  &  Pfalterium  imponitur,  de  novo,  affigitur  per  cathc- 
nam  in  Veftibulo. 

Papiaattachiatacathcnaadfcabellumin  Veftibulo,  de  dono  G.  de  Lucy  De- 
cani. 

Item  Biblia  in  duobusvoluminibus,  nova,  peroptima?  litera?,  cujus  prima  pars 
finit  in  l.  o.  P.  In  fine  c jufdem  fcribitur  quomodo  \An\elmus  Cantuarienfis  Ar- 
chiepifcopusconfecravitiJ/V^wwZoW/^w/^Epifcopum.  Secunda  pars  ejuf- 
dem  literae  incipit  in  parabola  Salomonis,  &  finit  in  Epiftola  Juda?,  &  intitulatur  in 
prima  cuftodia,  &  in  margine,  Liber  CMagiJlriH.  de  Northampton. 

Item  Epiftola;  Fault  pulchernm^  glofl^»«-«c. 

Item  Lucas  &  Johannes  cum  eadem  glofla. 

Item  liber  Sententiarum  de  bona  litera. 

Item  LMatheus  &  Marcus  cum  nova  glofla  "IhontA  de  Aquino, 

Item  duodecim  Propheta?  gloffo  fine  afieribus. 

Item  Biblia  de  bona  litera  antiqua. 

I  <Baudefy/ni. 

QUadraglnta  autem  inventi  fuerunt  Baudekyni  vetuftiffimij 
Item  xxxi  mediocres.  Item  vi.  alutill.  mcliores,  de  quibus  ii  de  dono  ^ . 
de  Chipmlle,  &  unus  de  dono  Alms,  de  Bathonia,  &  unus  de  dono  Domina?  A.  Re- 
gina?  junioriSjSc  unus  de  funere  J^.Fraunceys^  unus  dc  dono  Domini  Henrici  Re- 
gis. 

Item  Baudekynus  rubcus  cum  ymaginc  S.  PtfW,  de  funere  Domini  Henrici  dc 
Alemannia. 

Item  Baudekynus  purpureus,cum  magnis  rotellis  &  Leopardis,  de  funere  $o- 
hannis  de  Bayllol. 

Item  Baudekynus  rubcus  cum  magnis  rotellis,cum  Aquillis  &  Leopardis  in  ro-; 
tellis,  de  funere  J  de  Muchegros, 

Item  Baudekynus  purpureus  cum  magnis  rotellis,  &  griffonibus,  dc  dono  Do- 
mini E,  Regis 5  Willielmtts  Decanus  habuit,  &  nondum  reftituit. 

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Item  Baudekynus.purpureus,  cum  magnis  rotellis,  &  pifcibus  infra  rotellas ,  de 
dono  H.  Regis. 

Item  Baudekynus  purpureus  cum  columpnis  &  arcubus.j  &  hominibus  equi- 
tantibus  infra  de  funere  ComithTx  Britannia. 

Item  Baudekynus  purpureus,  cum  una  lifta  pulchra ,  &  nodis  &  avibus  infra 
nodos  de  funere  domini  Ricardi  de  Mountfichet. 

Item  Baudekynus  purpureus  cum  columpnis  &  arcubus,  &  Samfjon  fortis  in- 
fra arcus,  de  dono  domini  Henrici  Regis. 

Item  Baudekynus  purpureus  com  magna  lifta,  rotellis,  &  leopardis  ,  Sc  nodis 
extra,  de  dono  #.  Regis. 

Item  Baudekynus  purpureus  cum  leopardis,&  leporibus  &  arboribus,  de  dono 
Regis  venientis  cum  Cruce* 

Item  Baudekynus  confimilis,  de  dono  ipfius  eodem  die. 

Item  Baudekynus  purpureus,  cum  militibusequitantibus,  &  avibus  infra  rotar, 
de  dono  E.  Regis. 
m   Item  Baudekynus  murretus,  cum  nodis  &  floribus,  de  dono  Regina?. 

Item  Baudekynuj  murretus  cum  grirfonibus,datus  pro  anima  Alphonfi  filij  Re- 
gis E. 

Item  duo  Baudekyni  murreti,  cum  rotis,  8c  griffbnibus  duplicibus,  una  data 
pro  anima  R.  Donjoun. 

Item  duo  Baudekyni  rubei, cum  Jagittarijs  infra  rotas  ,  de  dono  E.  Regis,  & 
Reginae  venientium  de  Waltia. 

Item  Baudekynus  rubeus,  cum  magnis  griffonibus,  dc  dono  facobi  de  Hif- 
pania. 

.  Jtem  Baudekynus  rubeus,cumSampfoneconftringente  oraleonum,  de  dono 
"Mmarici  de  Lucy  ,  pro  anima  G.  de  Lucy. 

.  Item  duo  Baudekyni  rubei,  cum  hiftoria  Paflionis  Sc  Refurreclionis,  de  dono 
C.  Lovell. 

Item  Baudekynus  rubeus,  cum  magnis  rotellis,  &  Griffonibus  &  Elephantis 
infra  rotellas,  de  funere  H.  de  Sandwjco. 

Item  Baudekynus  rubeus,cum  pulchra  lifta,  &  nodis  &  &  avibus  infra  aliquos 
nodos,  &  flores  infra  alios ,  de  dono  domini  Edmundi  f  ratris  E. 

Item  Baudekyni  varii  coloris ;  fcilicet  rubei,  Indi,  &  albi ,  cum  Caftellis ,  de 
funere  H.  filij  Regis  E. 

Item  Baudekynus  Indicus  cum  rotellis,  &  rofis  largis  infra  rotellas,  de  dono  H 

Regis. 

I.em  Baudekynus  oblatus  perRegem  Edwardum,  cum  Angelis  deferentibuS 
animas. 

Item  Baudekynus  oblatus  pro  Thoma  de  L  ettknore ,  cum  ymaginibus  S .  Mar- 
tini. 

Item  Baudekynus  oblatus  pro  filia  Regis  Edwardi ,  cum  baliftariis ,  avibus 
&  berth's. 

Item  Baudekynus  cum  Leonibus ,  &  cervis,  de  funere  Magiftri  G.  de  Mortue^ 
mart  Archidiaconi  Londinenfis- 

Item  Baudekynus  rotellatus,cum  Leonibus  jun&is  capitibiis ,  &  av.bus,  obatus 
vtoU.de  Her  ford. 

Item  Baudekynus  oblatus  per  ^^^r^wReginam,  cum  Leopardis  maculatis. 

Item  Baudekynus  rubei  campicum  Leopardis  maculatis  in  cuculis,  &  avibus 
extra,  de  dono  Ricardi  de  Brus, 

Item  Baudekynus  de  campo  murreto,  cum  Leonibus  iri  rotellis  &  avibus  extra*, 
de  dono  J.deVefcy. 

Item  Baudekynus  cum  regibus  &  regihis,  &  aliis  ymaginibus,  continentibus  in. 
brachiis  parvulum  unum  vel  plures,  pro  anima  R.de  Monte  forti. 

Item  duo  Baudekyni  cum  yconiis  Grucifixi,  Maria  &  fobannis,  fimul  confuti, 
de  dono  E.  Regis. 

Item  duo  panni  operis  ejufdem,  cum  Virgine  jacente  in  puerperio,  fimul  cor^ 
futii  de  dono  Alianor*  confortis  Regis. 

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Item  Baudekynus  cum  hiftoria  Pertinente,Paftorum  &  Angelorum,pro  anima 
Zfobannis  Sattdon. 

Item  unus  Baudekynus  rubei  campi,  cum  griffonibus  extra,  &  Leonibus  ahtis 
infra  rotellas,  pro  anima  Alianora,  Reginae  junioris 

Item  alius  pannus  in  duabus  pannis  rubei  campi,  cum  ymaginibus,Crucifixi,pro 
anima  ejufdem. 

Item  unus  pannus  cum  rubeo  campo,  cum  Leonibus  jun&is  in  rotellis,  &  dra- 
conibus  extra  ,  pro  anima  Giber  ti  Hanfart. 

Item  duo  panni  crocei,  de  dono  Regin&  matris  &  W.  Paffemerc. 

Item  unus  pannus  ferucus  purpureus,  cum  liftaaurea  &  Leopardis  coronatis, 
de  dono  H.  Regis. 

Item  unus  pannus  de  Janue  ,  rotcllatus  cum  avibus  bicapitibus. 

Item  unns  pannus  cum  regibus  equitantibus  in  orpiculis  inter  columpnas  ar- 
cuatas  pro  anima  R .  de  Skardebortve. 

Item  unus  pannus  de  viridi  campo,  cum  Rofulis  inter  frecluras,  datus  pro  ani- 
ma G.deRokeJle. 

-  Item  unus  pannus  ejufdem  k&x  per  omnia,  datus  pro  anima  ^ebannisde 
Bitrnhttm  Clerici. 

Item  quinq;  panni  de  fcutis  Regum  AnglU  &  HifpanU,  dati  pro  anima  Rcginae 
junioris. 

Item  unus  magnus  pannus,  &  quatuor  alii  panni  ejufdem  fed  a?  cum  targis  &  ar- 
mis  Regum  Anglia  &  Hiffianu,  datus  pro  anima  ejufdem  Regina*. 

Item  duo  panni  de  opere  Saracenico,  Cujus  campus  niger,  datus  pro  anima  ejuf- 
dem Regina?,  affignanturad  aurifrigium  Caparum. 

Item  unus  pannus  de  opere  Saracenico,  cujus  campus  Indicus ,  datus  pro  anima 
Gregorii  dc  Recejle, 

Item  unus  pannus  tenuis  rubei  coloris,cum  nodulis  intra  virgulas  viridatas,  au- 
rofi  coloris,  datus  pro  anima  Magiftri  Willielmi  de  CMonteforti  Decani. 

Item  duo  panni  ejufdem  de  campo  Indico,cum  flofculis  pincatis,  &  avibus," 
bicapitibus  inter  fre&uras  aureas,  dati  pro  anima  ejufdem. 

Item  unus  pannus  cum  Leonibus  junctis  intra  virgulas  cheveronatas,  &  avibus 
in  alternis  fpaciis,  datus  pro  animx  Laitrentii  de  Lodelarve. 

Culcitrtf. 

SExCulcitra?pendules,debiles,quarumunade  panno  de  Areft,  parvi  valo- 
ris. 

Item  xx.  panni,  de  ferico,  penduli,  quarum  quidam  cum  borduris,  &  quidam 
paivi  valoris;  &  de  uno  iftorum  fadae  funt  dua?  Capa»,*&  duo  tradebantur  ad  ar- 
maturam  faciendam,  praeeepto  Decani. 

Tanni  de  /re&. 

C  Ex  panni  de  Areft,  quorum  duo  fra&i. 

*-J     item  tres  magni  panni  penduli  confuti,  in  quorum  quolibet  continentur  fex 

panni  de  At  eft,  parvi  valorise  quorum  duo  tradebantur  adarmaturam  faciendam, 

pra?CeptO  Decani.    Item  unus  pannus  de  Areft. 

Item  unus  pannus,  cujus  campus  eft  aureus,  &  avibus  rubeis  fuper  ramunculos 
arboi  urn,  &  pavonibus  contextis  interaves,  datus  pro  anima  Domini  Hugonis  de 
Vienna,,  A  <?•  Domini  MCCXCVI0- 

Item  unus  pannus,  cujus  campus  aureus,  cum  Leonibus  &  aquilis  bicapitibus  de 
aurifilo  contextis  in  philetns  rubeis,  datus  pro  anima  Domini  W.  de  Valencia  mi- 
litis,  anno  Domini  fupradiclo. 

Item  duo  panni,  quorum  campus  rubeus  cum  hiftoria  Paffionis  Domini,  &  fe- 
pultuia*  ejufdem,  de  dono  Domini  Edveardi  Regis  in  Vigilia  S.  Petri  advhcuU 
A u-  Domini  MCCXCFIL 

Item,unus  pannus,  cujus  campuspurpmeus,cum  xiiii  liftis  in  Iongitudine  panni 

ad 


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ad  modum  triforia?  contextis,  cum  multis  parvis  Leonibus  interpofitis,  de  dono 
Domini  E.  filii  Regis  Edvoardi  in  fefto  Dedicationis  Ecclefioe  A°  gratis 
MCCXCVII. 

Item  pannus  cujus  campus  aureus  cum  Leonibusconbinatis  in  rotellis  Sc  pavo- 
nibus  combinatis  inter  rotellas,  datus  pro  anima  Willielmi  de  Vfautham. 

Item  duo  panni,  quorum  campus  rubeus,cum  Leonibus  junctis  in  parvis  rotcllis 
aurcis,  de  dono  Domini  Edvoardi  Regis,  quando  venic  de  Scotia,  A0-  B. 
Mccxqmr. 

Item  pannus  cum  campo  mureto  per  partes,  &  aureo  per  partes,cum  griffonibus 
oblatus  magno  Altari  S.  Pauli  Londini^  pro  anima  Jobannis  de  Mildeborgh,  die  fe- 
pultura*  fuae  A  °«  gratia*  MCCXCIX. 

Item  pannus,  cujus  campus  rub:us,cum  ymaginibus  beati  Petri  geftantibus  in 
manibus  Crucem  &  Claves,de  dono  Domini  Willielmi  de  Bliborgb^d  faciendum 
unum  frontale  magno  Altari  A  °-  D.  MCCXCIX. 

Item  duo  panni  unius  fectaj,  cum  pavonibus  aureis  &  cervis  maculatis  auri,  ob- 
lati  magno  Alcari  S.  Paul/  pro  anima  Alicia  quondam  uxoris  jobannis  le  Chaufcr 
Civis  Land,  anno  gratia;  uc  fupra. 

Item  duo  panni  unius  feet  a?  cum  campo  mureto,  &  Leopardis  junctis  maculatis 
&  roteUis  auri,  collati  Ecckfiae  S. Pauli  pro  anima  Magiftri  J-ohannis  de  Selvefione 
anno  gratis  MCCXCIX. 


Inventa  in  Capella  Carnarise  in  cimiterio  SfPauli  Lond. 

jflalix  argenteus  per  partes  deauratus,  cum  pede  virgulato,  pondcris  cum  pate-  Qtntmettiti 
Vina,  in  qua  fcribitur  nomen  collatoris  xxvi s-  viii  <*■ 

Item  Miflale  vctus  cum  veteri  nota. 

Item  duo  vafa  Criftallina,  cum  divcrfis  Reliquiis,  ornata  argento  dcaurato,  la* 
pidibus,modofigillato  Sigillo  Decani. 

Item  duae  burfae  breudata?  ad  reponendum  Reliquias. 

Item  una  Capfalingnea  <fc?pi<a*,  c«m  Reliquiis. 

Item  una  Cafula,  Stola,  &  Manipulus,  cum  paruris;  Amictus  &  Alba?  de  pal; 
&  cingulo  bono. 
'    Item  una  Alba  cum  parura,  &  aliis  pertinentiis  ejufdem  fecla?,  fed  Cafula  fuf. 

penfa. 
Item  duo  paria  Cprporalium,  cum  tetis  fericis. 
Item  Amicus  diverfisScutisbreudatus. 
Item  feptcm  pallae3quarum  quinq^benedicla^  &  duse  non  benedifla?,  &  debi- 

ftem  una  Cafula  de  panno  Jauvenfi,cum  griffonibus  combinatis  in  roteUis,  au-' 
*ofi  coloris;  Et  Alba,  cum  Stola  &  manipulo,  &  humeralibus  paruris,  de  opere 
Saracenico  &  parura,  Amidtus  ejufdem  fe<5fce,  de  dono  Domini  Hugonis  Capel- 
lani,  comrautata  pro  quodam  veftimento  fuperius  notato,  cujus  Cafula  eft  fuf- 

penfa. 

Item  tabula  frontalis  &  fuperfrontalis  bene  depi&a." 

Item  ciborium  Criftallinum  ultra  Altare,  ad  reponendum  Eukariftam I 
i  Item  pannus  frontalis  de  Baudekynoj  &  pannus  fuperfrontalis  de  rubeo  cenda-; 
to  cum  turrilibus  &  Leopardis  deauratis. 

Item  Pixis  depi&a  ad  oblatas. 

Item  Textus  parvus  Evangelii.  Item  unum  Ofculatorium.  Item  tres  Phi- 
ate.- 

Item  una  pelvis  ftangnea.  Item  duo  Candelabra  (tangnea,&  unum  ferreum* 
&  tria  lingnea:  Item  una  lucerha  •• 

Item  una  cifta  repofitoria  bona,  fub  ferura^ 

Item  unum  vas  ftangneum  ad  aquam  benedi&ani; 

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Item  duo  panni  ridclii  ultra  Altare.    Item  unum  fuper-Altare  marmorc- 

Item  duo  Scabella  ftratoria.    Item  duo  Scabella  fefforia. 
Item  pulchxreymagines  Virginis,  Scbeati  Tbom*  raartyris  in  Cancelled 
Item  ymagines  Crucifixi,  Virginis,^4»0^  &  J-ehmnis  Baptift£,Kather*»d 
&  Tbeobaldi  militis,  Salvatoris  &  Thorn*  inferius. 

Item  Veronica  cum  ymaginibus  Virginis  &  Zobannis  depi&is. 
Item  orilogium.  Item  unum  pulvinare  cum  Scutis  de  opere  Saracenico. 
Item  pannus  frontalis,  inferius  de  panno  intercifo. 
Item  unum  Tintinabulum. 

In  eadem  Capella  Carnariae  celebrat  Dominus  Hugo  de  Sturemere  Gapel- 
lanus,  pro  anima  Atbelinx  de  S.  olavo,  &  deberet  perdpere  annuatim  pro  Canta- 
ria  fua,  fcx  marcas-,  de  quibus  percipit  de  Magiftro  Philippo  Wderam^  dc  domi- 
bus  didi  Pbillippi  in  parochia  S.  oUvi  de  Selverjirete  duas  marcas,  &c. 

Item  in  eadem  Capella  celebrat  Gilberts  de  Coulyng  Capellanus,pro  animabus 
jLogeri  Bevy»,&c  ifabell*  uxoris  f-x,  &  recipit  quolibet  anno  fcx  marcas,  dc  qua- 
damdomo  juxtaecclcfiam  S.  ihem&de  Aeon. 

Memorandum  quod  Domina  vionyjia  de  Mente-Canifo  per  Cartam  fuarn 
feoffavit  Capellam  Carnariae  de  uno  quarterio  frumenti  annuatim  folvendo. 


9f 


Inyenta  in  Capella  S.  Radegundis. 

In  Capella  S.  Radegundis  celebrat  Ricardtts  de  Ctftria.  Inventa  ibidem^ 

Calixargen'eus  deauratus^  ponderis  cum  patena  XXs- 
Item  duo  Rocheta,  &  unum  Superpellicium. 
k  m  unum  portiforium  plenarium  cum  nota  veteri,  non  regulariter. 
Item  Miflale  bonum  notatum  plenarium.  male  llgatum. 
Item  Legenda  &  fequentia  s,  Radegundis  in  quaternis;  &  hiftoria  notatain  mt- 
noribus  quaternis- 

Item  quatuor  folidati  annui  Redditus  recipiendi  de  quadam  domo  \nCrevejirett 
ad  lufteatationem  Lampadis. 
Item  una  Campanula.  Item  putrinare  de  panno  fcutato. 
Item  Frontale  ad  Akare  de  imperial!  debili. 
Item  dusp  p  ilia?  benedidra?. 

Item  unum  Veftimentuia  fordidum  &  debile,  cum  cafula  de  rubeo  fameto  ufi- 
tato. 

Item  aliud  Veftimentum  cum  parura  de  pal:  &  Cafula  de  Baudekyno  de  opere 
Saracenico. 

Item  Stola  &  Manipulus  de  pal. 

Item  pannus  corporalis.  Item  Amicus,  cujus  parura  confuta  de  ferico  antiquoi 
item  Alba  cum  apparatu  de  pal:  &  parura  Amidus  de  pal. 
Item  Amicus,  cujus  parura  de  ferico  novo  confuta^  &  commutarur  iftud  Vefti- 
mentum pro  alio  fupcrius  notato  debilion,ad  fcpult  uram  domini  Petri  deB$nifiede. 
Item  dua;  tualla?  abfterfori«e.  Item  du#  Phia'x.  Item  dux  Pixides  lignc«  ad 
oblatas. 

Iremduo  Ofculatoria.  Item  pannus  opertorius  ante  Crucem  &  dc  albo  diafperq 
&  dc  rubeo  fendato,  affignatus  ad  orilogium  operiendum. 
Item  una  Cifta  bona  repofitoria  librorum,  &  alia  proavena: 
Item  Pixis  ligata  ferro  ad  obla  iones. 
[    Item  una  cathedra  ferrca.  Item  feptem  burfae.,&  una  theca  lignea cum  rellquiis*< 
Item  Carolla;  f  errea?  ante  Crucem  &  S.  Radegundam. 

Item 


' 


'ECCL.QATH.  S.  Pauli.  ^ 


Item  unus  circulus  ferreus  florigeratus  appends  ante  eandem,in  quo  pendet  /, 
lampas 


Ad  \^iltare  beatd  Virginis  in  navi  Eccleji*,  celebrat  Johannes  de  Brag- 
hyng,  pro  animabiis  J  dc  Chlihullc  Epifcopi,  &  Johannis  de  S.  Maria, 
apttd  quem  inveniuntur, 

Unus  Calix  argentcus  deauratus,  ponderis  xix !- 

Item  Theca  Vinenea.    Item  ii  pallce  benedi<5ta»,  i,  non  benedida." 

Item/'.  abftcrforiumTuallum-  Item  una  Alba  cum  apparatu  plenaria  deBau- 
dekyno,  &  parura,  Amicus  confuta  de  ferico  cum  cafula  dc  albo  diafpero  anti- 
quo  debili. 

Item  pannus  corporalis  in  theca  de  pal:  Item  MifTale  parvum  non  noratum. 

Item  I.  frontalc  dc  panno  incifo,  de  dono  didi  johannis  dc  Braghyngjl  palla* 
&  una  Aiba  cum  toto  apparatu  de  pal,  &  cafula  linea  mappulata. 

Item  parura  Amicus,  &  i.  palle  de  ferico.  Item  una  Alba  cum  apparatu  de 
pal,  &  paruf3  Ami&us  confuta,  de  ferico ;  &  Cafula  de  pal. 

Itemd<.<a>Prii3l£e. 
&  Redditus  pertinens  ad  Cantariampro  anima  Johannis  dcS.  Maria,  &  ad 

pitantiam  ejus;  viz.de  domibas  Joh.  de  Waldegrave, \in  parecbia  S.  Nicholai 
Slani,  quatuor  marcs,  &o 

Suroma  totalis  vi L  xiii '•  viiiv-  mde  folvit 
adPitanciam  io.  kal.  Sept.  Canonicis 
x  s>  &  Clericis  Cbori  v s- 


^*fm     ■  .-» 


Ad  Altar e  beat*  Virginis  pr&dict*  etlebrat  Radulfus  de  Guldcfdrd,  prl 
anima  Radulfi  Devioun,  apudqitem  inveniuntur^ 

\  Unus  Calix  argenteus  per  partes  deauratus,  ponderis  xiii  *• 
'  Item  Cafula  de'lndico  fameto,  lineata  Indicocendato,cum  Stola,  Manipulo& 
parura  Albx  de  Inaico  fameto. 

Item  pinnus  corporalis  cum  theca  dc  fendato  ftragulatp.  Item  duse  pallje  noy* 
benedtdx.  Item  una  tuallia  abflerforia. 

Item  pannusante  frontale  de  panno  incifo,  cum  beftiis  &  ramufcul&j 
Item  unum  Rochetum.  i 


Ad  Alt  are  S.  Stephani  celebrant  Th.  de  Eflewelle/w  anima  Williel- 
mi  de  S.  Marias  Ecclefiajc^  Walrems  de  Hangerham  pro  Mima  Gal- 
fridi  de  Lucy-,  apud  quos  invenimtar, 

Unus  Calix  argenteus  partim  deauratus,  ponderis  xi  *  viii  <L 

Item  Miffaie  notatum  plenarium.  Item  tres  pall«e  benedi&a?,  quarum  una  cum 
parura  de  lato  aurifrigio.  - 

Item  una  tuallia  nova  abflerforia.  Item  unutn  Veftimentum  plenarium  cum  ol~ 
fula  linea,  cum  apparatu  fufrtcienti.  Item  alia  Alba  cum  apparatu  plenariq  de  pal,' 
fupplcauir  fecunda  cafula. 

Item  unus  pannus  corporalis  in  theca  de  rubeq  cendatoi 

ItemdusePhiala?. 

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HiT        A<P  <P  B ^Cp\X  I *C  HIST.  ' 

Redditus pertinens  ad  Cantariam  G.  de  Lttcy,  viz.  v.  marc*  percipiendx  de 
on  per  manus  Decani  S.  Paitli,  &  v f.  a  Camerario  dc  pitancia  iJ^eri  fforfete 


Alton  per  manus 
Capellani. 


Ad  Altar  e  heart  Thoma?  martyris  celebrat  Johannes  lc  Daneys  fro  anima 
Petri  de  Newport-,^  ibi  dtbtrtnt  e(Je  units  Calix  argenteus  fonderis  viii s- 

Unum  Veftimentum  plenariumbonumj&Mifiale.  Suppleantur  per  Rcbertam 
de  WallyngfordRc&ovemS.  Mildred*  de  Brcdflrete. 


AdAltare  ^politi  celebrant  Willielmus  de  Langeton,/*-* anima  Ricardi 
de  Wendovere^  Robcrrus  de  Dodyngtohe/w  anima  Hugonis  de  Lon- 
don, apud  quos  inveniuntur; 

Unus  calix  argenteus,  partira  deauratus,  ponderis  xvi *■  •viii d- 

Item  du#  pall*  benedi&3e,&  una  non  benedi&a.  Item  una  tuallia  abfterfo- 
ria. 

Item  unum  Veftimentum  curri  pleno  apparatu,  &  cafula  de  pal,  parura  Ami&ue 
Confutadeferico. 

Item  pannus  corporalis  cum  theca  breudata  cum  ymagine  Crucifixi. 

Item  unum  Miflale  de  antiqua  nota,  non  regulata. 

Item  duae  Phial*  ftangnea;. 

Redditus  pertinens  ad  Cantariam  pro  anima  Ricardi  de  Wendpvere  quolibet 
anno  pcrcipiendus5  viz.  detoto  kayo  S.  Pauli,  &  toto  tenemento  quod  quondam 
fuit  Galjrldi  <WWinparochia  S.  Benedict  de  la  ©HODftOatft  vi\  marca?,  quas 
di&us  Williehnus  percipit,  &per  feipram  colligit.- 

Redditus  pertinens  ad,  Cantariam  pro  anima  Hugenis  de  Lojtdon^qaoMbet  anno 
jpercipiendus-  vU.  de  terra  quae  vocatur  bottler  efft  in  parochia  de  @>ftt)t)Cnl)rttJ£ 
vi  marcse. 


AdAltare  S.  Silveftri  celebrant  Waltcrus  de  Eyton  CapeUams  pro  anima 
Johannis  Romania  Walterus  de  Blokle^r*  anima  Rogeri  de  ia  Leghc, 
apudquos  inveniuntur$ 

Unus  calix  argenteus  partim  deauratus,  ponderis  xix f-  cum  pede  levator 

Item  unum  Miflale  bonum  fine  nota,  incipiens  Rubrica  \~dd  te  levavl,  prascc^ 
dentc  kalendarioj  &  finit  in  paffione,  tecundum  Johannem. 

Item  dua?  pall*  benedi&se.  Item  una  tuallia  abfterforia. 

Item  duqparia  Veftimentorum,  cum  toto  apparatu5cum  parura  de  pal,&  cafula 
dcpal. 

Item  ad  ufutn  Walteri  de  Blokele  pra?di<5ti,inveniuntur  tres  pallaj  benedicte,una 
tuallia  abfterforia.  Item  unum  Veftimentum  plenarium,  cum  Cafula  dc  Fuftia> 
cujus  totus apparatus  de  Fuftian. 

Item  unum  par  Corporalium  in  Capfa  dc  pal  rubca; 

Item  aliud  par  Corporalium  inCapfa  de  pil. 

Item  unum  rrontale  dc  Areft.  Item  dux  Phiate, 


m  ''-■■"■  '  rAd 


^CGL.QdTH.  S.  Paul  I.  ^ 

t^dd  Altare  S.  Ccdda?  celebrat  Robertus  dc  Snoryng  pro  mime, 
Willielmi  dc  Haverhulle,  apud  quern  inveniuntur^ 

Unus  Calixargenteus  deauratus  per  partes,  ponderis  xx  '■  Item  unum  Miffale 
hotatum  plenarium.  Item  dua?  palla?  benedidiar,  quarum  una  de  operc  Romano. 

Item  una  Alba  cum  pleno  apparatu  de  pal,  &  cafula  de  panno  mappali,  &  pa- 
rura  amictus  confuta  d«  ferico;  Sc  una  tualfca  abfter  foria, 


'Ad  idem  Alt  arc  S.  Ceadde  celebrat  Johannes  de  S.  Radegunda,  pre 
anima  Alexandra  de  Swcrcford,  apud  quern  inveniuntur-, 

Unus  Calix  argenteus  deauratus,  ponderis  xxiih- 

Item  Miffalc  bouum  incipientpoft  Walendarium  Ad  tejevavi-,  &  finitin  Officii 
umMortuorum.  Item  dua>  tuallias  benedidb2,&  una  tuallia  abfterforia.  Item 
Unum  Veftimentum,  cum  apparatu  de  pal  fufhcicnti,  &  cafula  de  Fuftian. 

Item  ad  idem  Altare  celebrat  Will,  de  Winchelfee,  pro  animabus  pro* 
genitorum  S.  Rogeri,  Radulfi  &  Margeria?;  &pro  anima  Hugonis  de 
S-  Edmundo. 


Ad  Altare  Apofiolorum  ceiebrant  Alanus  de  Morton,  &  Jacobus  de 
Bcllocampo,  pro  anima  Martini  de  Patefhulle.-  Et  dittus  Alanus  dedii 
unum  Calicem  argenteum  interius  deauratum, ponderis  xs  Et  Decanas 
tjr  Capitulum  affignavit  eis  unum  Manuale  bonum  defcriptum  in  Tne- 
jaurario.  Et  dominus  Jacobus  de  Bellocampo  contulit  unum  Vefti- 
mentum  novum  plenarium  cum  apparatu^  parara  de  panno  jf-anue/'ft, 
,  &-  cafi*u  dc  eokeram,  Jalvo jttn  nfr  cj*f*d  -vtxerit.     Item  hi.  pdU 

quarum  dux  benedict*  de  dono  ejufdem. 

K/ididem  Altare  celebrant  novem  minor  et  Pr&bend*  Miff  am  Apo- 
Jlolorum ,  per  ebdomadas fuastapud quos  inveniuntur. 

Unus  Calix  argenteus  deauratus ,  ponderis  xx  *•    Item  /#.  pallje  benedick. 
Item  unum  Veftimentum  cum  pleno  apparatu  de  Baudckyno,  cum  cafula  de  ru- 
beo  fameto,  parura  Amicus  breudata  cum  ymaginibus. 

Item  theca  corporalis  confuta  de  fcrico.     Item  dua?  Phialse  nova?. 

Item  pixis  lignea  depi&a,  ad  oblationes.  Item  Manuale  hotatum  maleligatum. 


Ad  Altare  anteCrucem  in  aquilonari,  celebrant  pro  anima  Ifabellai 
Bokerell,  Robertus  de  Chaftell  &  Philippus  de  Wall,  apndquos  in- 
veniuntur, 

Calix  argenteus  totus  deauratus,  ponderis  xx f-  Item  unum  Rochctum.  Duae 
pallasbencdi&ae.  Item  tuallia  abfterforia,  unum  fuper-altare  de  Loys.  Item 
unum  OfculatoriumSmir:  lapidis.  Item**.  Veftimentum  plenarium  cum  toto  ap» 
palratu  de  rubeo  Areft,  cum  Cafula  dc  Fuftiano. 

Item  una  Alba  cum  apparatu  de  pal,  fine  cafula  >  &  par  corporaliura  in  theca  de 
pal,  &  Miffale  deficits 


z3o  JTTE&CD1X  I^C  HIST. 


rjii  Alt  Are  S.  Jacobi  celebrdt  Rogcrus  de  Ciceftria  fro  Animabus  Go- 
defridide  Acra,  Godcfridi  de  Wefeham,^  Johannis.de  London, 
apitd  quern  Inven'tunt  «r, 

llnus  Calix  argenteus  deaurams,  ponderis  xvlh  '  Item  unum  Vfeftimeritura 
plenarium,  cum  toto  apparatu  de  pal,  &  Cafula  dc  pal.  Item  unum  Miilaie  non 
notacum  male  ligatum. 


Ad  Alt  Are  beati  Johannis  Bapt.  celebrant  pro  anima  Fulconis  Lovel 
Matheusde  S.  brigida,  &  ^Williejmus  CapelUms-  Cance/Iarii,  apttd 
quos  inveniuntur ', 

Unus  Calix  argenteus  totus  deauratu*,pon  Jen's  ***  *■  *  *    Item  unum  Miflalc 
bonum  non  notatumk     Item  tres  pallae  benedicla?.    Item  fuper-alrare  marmo- 

rcum. 

Item  unum  Veftimentum  plenarium,  cum  toto  appararatu  de  pal,  cum  cafula 
confimili. 

Item  aliud  Veftimentum  cum  pleno  apparatu  &  cafula  de  fuftian.Icem  duo  pan- 
nicorporalesjnunathecade  pal.  Item  unum  Ofculatorium.  Item  unum  Tinti- 
nabulum.  Item  unus  Pixisligneus  ad  oblationes.  Item  dua?  Phialse. 
>  Et  memorandum,  quod  di&us  dom'mus  Fttlco  Love/I,  quondam  Archidiaconus 
ColceftrU,  in  Teftamento  fuo  Cantariam  duorum  faccrdotum  in  Ecclefia  beati 
P/j»//proanimafualigavitperpctu6celebrandamjnec  adhuc  aliquid  certkudinis 
ad  eundem  perpetuandam  per  ipfius  Executorcs  eft  provifum. 


:  Ad  *>A  It  Are  beat*  Virginis^in  novo  of  ere,  celebrant  Will,  dc  Bernes^ 

RicardusdcBok]o~d,c*  w  in.  ae  i>ernam,  fr9  ~„im*  Fukonis  Baf- 
fet,  &  Philippi  Ballet,  apud  quos  invenittntttr, 

Unus  Calix  argenteus  deauratus,  per  partes,ponderis  xxs-  Item  dua?  pallx  be- 
nedi&a?. 

Item  una  Alba  cum  apparatu  de  pal,  Stola,  &  Manipulo  de  filo  contexto  colo- 
ribus- 

Item  Cafula  de  Indico  fameto.  Item  una  tuallia  abfterforia.  Item  Collcc'hre 
WiUielmi  Decani,  cum  antiqua  nota  non  rcgulata. 

Redditus  Cantariae  pro  animabus  Fulconis  fo/ftf3quondam  Londinenfts  Epifco- 
pi,  Phillipfi  fratris  fui,  &  progenitorum  fuorum,  percipiendus  annuatim  dc  quo- 
dam  manerio  in  Comitatu  EjJexU  in  parochia  de  jFtnCljinijftUt),  quod  OSOrtOtt 
vocatur,  xv  '■>  Et  eft  portio  cujuflibet  celebrantis  pro  animabus  pra?di&orum  Fal- 
conis  &  progenitorum  fuorum  annuacim,c*-  £ 


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Ad  Alt  Are  beati  Michaclis  celebrant  Witt,  le  Botcler,  #  quidam  alius 
quidecefJit3proammaHcni:ki  de  Wengham,  apud  quos  inveniw- 


turt 


Unus Calix  argentcus,  deauratus  per  partes,  ponderis  xix  !-  Nulla  Alba  vel 
amicus.  Parura?  ad  Albam  de  fufco  fameto  radiato.  ^tola  &  Manipulus  de  pal. 
Cafula  de  fameto  radiato.  Item  ii.pallae  benedi&a?,&  tertia  non  bsnedicta.  Item 
unum  par  Corporalium  in  theca  de  Baudekyn,deficit  Rochetum.  Item  f.Miffale 
non  notatum. 

Redditus  Cantaria?  pro  anima  di&i  Henriclde  Wengham,  annuatim  percipferu 
dus  de  ccdefia  de  magna  Wakering,  per  manus  Abbatis  de  Byleye,  portio  cujufli- 
bet  Capellani  i/*,marc«e 

Adidem  Altare  celebrat  Johannes  deCompronejo^^w4Eufta* 
chii  de  Fauconbridge,  &  percipit  annuatim  v.  marcas,  per  manus 
Decani  proveniemts  de  Sfiadwellc 


Ad  Altar e  in  Capella  S.  Joh.  Evangclifta?  in  aujtrali  parte  Ecclep£i 
celebrat  Johannes  de  Braynford  pro  anima  Johannis  de  Braynrord 
avunculi  ftti}  &  Ricardi  de  Humfrevile,  apud  qtiem  inveniunturs, 

Unus  Calix  argenteus  deauratus  per  partes,ponderis  xiiii  *>  Item  unum  MifTale 
plenarium  cum  nota  anriqua.  Item  unum  Veftimentum  cum  toto  apparatu  de  pal; 
&  parura  amiefcus  de  aunrrigio,cum  cafula  de  fuftian.  Item  dux  palia?  benedi&a?.. 
Item  unum  abfterforium. 


Ad  altar  e  beat  a  Catferina?  celebrant  Galfridus  de  Groude5,d^Simon 
de  Herlyng »  /•"  -"''--i"-  AUni  &  Alicia progenitorum  Fulconis 
Baflet;  apttd  quos  imeniuntar, 

Unus  Calix  argenteus  deauratus,  ponderis  xviih.  Item  unum  Miffale  bonum 
notatum  ,  unum  frontale  palatum  de  cendato  rubeo  &  croceo.  Item  dua?  pal'£ 
benedicts.  Una  Alba  cum paruns confutis  de  nodis  croceis ;  &  parura  ami&us 
confutus  de  ferico.  Item  ftola  &  Manipulus  de  filo  contexto ,  Cafula  de  rubeo 
fuftian,&  theca  corporalis  de  rubeo  fameto. 

Redditus  Cantaria?  pro  animabus  prasdictis ,  quolibet  anno  percipiendus  da 
Camerario,  xii,  marcae. 

Adidem  Altare  celebrat  Robe rtus  de Sautria^rfl  animabus  Ricardi 
Epifcopi,  &  Ricardi  Foliot,  apttd  quern  inveniuntur, 

Unus  Calix  argcntcus,per  purees  deauratus,ponderis  vffKIttm  unum  Manuale, 
Item  unumVcftimentum  cum  paruns  de  fameto  rubeo ,  Stola  ,  Manipulus  de  eo- 
dem  albs  parurae  de  aurifrigeo.  Item  dux  palla?  benedictcc.  Theca  corporali- 
um de  cendato  rubeo.   Item  Cafula  de  opere  mappali. 


Ad  altare  S.  Andrea*,  pre  anima  Magifiri  Johannis  Lovell  celebrat 
J.  de  Hatfeld.  Et  inveniuntur  apttd  dictum  Capellanum. 

Unum  veftimentum  integrum  cum  paruris.     Item  unus  Calix.      Item  unum 
Miffale.  Eee  a  ^d 


i32,  ATTES^CDIX  I^C  HIST. 


Ad  Altare  in  Capella  S.  Laurentii  ex  oppofito  Sacrifti.ae,ce,chrant  duo  Capel- 
Iani  perpetui  Rogeri  de  Waltbam  Ganonici,  pro  animabus  progenitorum  &  amico- 
rum  ejufdem  domini  Rogeri;  &  pro  falubri  ftatu  ipfius  Rogeri  dum  vixerit-,  &  pro 
anima  ipfius  Rogeri  &  animabus  pra»di<5ris  poft  mortem  (bam,  fecundum  formnm 
Ordinacionis  ipfius  domini  Rogeri  inde  fa&a?,  &  in  Thefauraria  exifttntis.  Apud 
quos  Capellanos  in  didta  Capella  funtornamentainfrafcripta,  benedidh  per  di- 
ctum dominum  Rogerum,  dicta:  Cantariae  perpetuo  deputata$  viz.  duo  paria  Vefti- 
mentorumcompletorum-,unum  fcil.  cotidianum  cum  Cafula  de  panno  inauraro 
in  canabo,  Iineana  carda  Indi  colons,  cum  panno  confimili  de  Venetiis  ad  pen- 
dendum  ante  Altare,  confuto  panno  lineo.  Ad  cooperiendum  Altare  fubtuallis, 
&  ad  involvendum  Veftimenta,  cum  Alba,  Amicta,  Stola,  Favone,  Spatulariis, 
&  Maniculariis,  apparatis  quodam  panno  rubeo  diafperato  de  Laret,  cum  radivs 
inauratis,  lineato  fimiliter  carda  Inda,  euro  zona  de  filo,  cum  duabus  tuallis  Alta- 
fis,  longitudinis  triumulnarum-,quarum  una  cum  frontali  de  aurifrafio  fimplici'5 
precium  totius  xx v-  Et  aliud  Veftimentum  principalis  cum  -Cafula  de  panno  in- 
aurato  fuper  ferico,  cum  avibus  aureis  in  fretta,  lineata  panno  de  Ailemam  rubeo, 
cum  amiccabrodeata  cumi  fexcapitibu*5  SaivatoW*,  Apoftolorum,  &  Virginum, 
&  cum  paruris  in  Alba,  ac  Stola,Favone,  fpatulariis  &  maniculariis  de  ferico  futis, 
cum  zona  de  filo,  cum  duabus  tuallis  Altaris,  longitudinis  cujuflibet  trium  ulna- 
rum,  quarum  una  cum  frontali  de  ferico  futo,  longitudinis  frontalis  duarum  ul- 
narum,  pretii  hujus  Veftimenti  cum  tuallis  xxx f-  fterlingorum.  Item  calix  ar- 
genteus  cum  patena,  pro  ma  jori  parte  deauratus,  ponderis  xxs-  &  pretii  xxv*.' 
Unum  Miflale  pretii  xx r-  Unum  Chaufepoyn  pretii  iiis-  Duo  corporalia  bene- 
dicta  in  uno  caflo.  Duo  manutcrgia  nova  abfterforia.  Una  pixis  linca  ad  oblatas. 
Dux  fiala;  nova;  de  peutre,  &  una  Campanula  pendens.  Una  bona  clavis  ad  ofti- 
umOpelJa?:  De  quibus  omnibus  dicti  Capellani  &  (ui  fucceflbres,  fecundum 
dictam  ordinationem,  per  juramentu-m  fuum,  in  admiffione  fua  ad  dictas  Canta- 
rias,  facrum,  debent  perpetuo  refpondere. 


r»v<»tariumdrrnimentorumlnT.tcldiA  S.  Fidis  in  criftis  S.  Pauli 
''.  London,  die  J-ovis  froxima  poji  fejtttm  teat*  Maria;  A»-  D 

MCCXC  VI I  Jo- 
Una  Cupa  cuprea  deaurata,  cum  pyxide  eburnca  fine  ferura  interims  claufa,  iri 
qua  reponatur  Eukarifta. 

Item  i.  Calix  argenteus,  cum  patena  in  parte  deaurata,  ponderis  unius  marcajj 

Item  fex  fiala;  ftangneae,  &  unus  pelvis  ftangneus  ad  lacrarium. 

Item  unus  Calix  ftangneus  fine  patena. 

Item  duo  thunbula  fufficientia :   Una  Crux  deoperelimoceno,  cum  baculo 
lingneo  depi&o. 

Item  alia  Crux  lingnea  Cum  baculo  5  EttertiaCruxlingneaad  infirmos. 

Item  una  Campana  manualis,  &  unum  Tintinabulum  ad  elevationem  corporis 
Chriftiperfonandum. 

Item  unum  vas  fhgneum  ad  aquam  bcnedi&am,  &  duas  fconfie,  &  una  lucerna 
debilis. 

Item  tria  fuper-altaria  benedicta,  feptem  ofculatoria,  &  unum  mufcatorium  dc 
pennispavonum. 

•     Item  unum  crifmatorium  5  unus  pixis  ad  oblata,  &  una  ciftula  pro  Reli-' 
quiis. 

Item  unum  frontale  de  pal  ad  majus  Altare,xum  avibus  fendentibus  fuper  «■• 
mosinrondellis. 

Item  aliud  frontale  dc  viridi  cendato,  cum  fcutis  de  Armis  regum  Anglia  & 
Hyfp/wia. 

Item  tertium  frontale  de  rubeo  cendato,  cum  firmaculis  &  fcalapiis. 
Item  unus  pannus  dc  eodem  opcre,  &  alius  pannus  de  pal  ad  kclrinium.' 

Itcnj 


ECCL.CATH.   S.  Paul  i. 

Item  fex  pallze  benediftse,  quarum  tres  cum  paruris  diverfi  operis,  de  pal. 
Item  quatuor  manutergia  ad  facrarium  fufficicntia. 
Item  unum  offertorium  pulcrum. 

Item  una  Cafula  dc  rubeo  fameto  aurifrigeo,&  alba  cum  paruris  de  albo  fameto 
diafperatoj  &  ami&us  cum  paruris  breudatis  de  Indico  fameto,  cum  ftola  &  ma- 
nipulo  de  pal, cum  avibus  fedentibusfuperramosinrotellis. 

Item  alia  Cafula  de  pal  aurifrigio  cum  avibus  fupcr  ramos  in  rotellis,,  cum  alba 
&  ami&u,  cum  paruris,  ftola,  &  manipulo  de  pal,  cum  beftus  in  rotellis. 

Item  Cafula  de  viridi  fameto  optima?  aurifngia?,  &:  alba  cum  parura  breudata, 
cum  ymaginibus  Trinitatis,  Crueifixi,  CMari^  dcjobannis-,  Petri  &  Paali,  &  ali- 
orum  San&orum  cum  Arai&u,  Stola,  &  Manipulo  ejufdem  operis,  de  dono  do- 
mini  ffttgonis  de  Vienna. 

Item  quartum  feriale  Veftimentum,  cum  cafula  &  parura,  alba»  &  Ami&uss 
Stola  &  Manipulus  de  pal,  cum  columbis  fcdentibus  fuper  ramos  in  rotellis. 

Item  Tunica  &  Dalmatica  de  rubeo  pal. .  Item  quatuor  paria  Corporaiium  in 
quatuor  capfis,  quarum  una  dc  ferico  Indico  &  rubeo,  breudata  diverfimode. 

Item  alia  capfa  dc  albo  fameto,  breudata,  cum  vitibus  ex  un;  pure,  &:  ex  alia 
parte  breudata  cum  Agno  Dei,  &  quatuor  fcutulis  diverforuai  Ai  morum. 

Item  tertia  capfa  de  rubeo  pal,  cum  tnbus  radiis  aurifrigii  ex  utraq-,  pane. 
"  » Item  quarta  capfa  de  pal  cum  fcutulis  diverfis.     Item  unus  ami&us  per  fe  con- 
futes ferico.     Item  una  tunica  de  nigro  cendato,  cum  fereis  lineatis  cum  fuftian^, 
de  dono  Thorn  a  le  Chaundeler. 

Item  una  capa  Chori  de  pal,  cum  beftus  diverfis  in  circulis. 

Item  duo  Rocheta  &  quatuor  fuperpclbcea,&  unum  velum  Qiiadragefimale  de 
carde  croceo  &  Indico. 

Item  quatuor  pulvinaria,  quorum  duo  de  rubeo  cendato,&  duo  de  pal. 

Item  unum  Miffale  de  urn  S.  Pauli,  bonurrjjCum  kal.  cujus  principium  eft,  IncU 
pit.  Finis, In  viam pact*  dirigat  nos  Bens. 

Item  unum  Ant/phonarium  cum  kal;  Pfaltcrio  &  ympnario,  cujus  principium, 
H*  Commemorat tones.  Finis,  Transfer  aniuy  adregnum. 

Item  una  Legendacontinens  Temporale  &  commune  San&orumj  cujus  prin- 
cipium eft,  In  Adventu.   Finis  vet  C>  eft  Kecondidit. 

Item  unum  Graduale  bonwn-  <-i,ju«  principium  eft,  Adte.  Finis  vero  Requiem 
fwpiternam. 

Item  aliud  Graduale  cum  tropario,  cujus  principium  cfta  Veritas.  Finis  vero, 
Alleluia  Alleluia  Alleluia. 

ltcmtertium  Graduale  cum  bono  tropario,  cujus  principium,^/  te  levari. 
Finis,  Dona  nobis  pacem. 

Item  unum  Pfaltcrium  cum  ympnario,  &  Placebo  &  Diri^de  dono  it.  de 
Wycumk  di&ae  Ecclefia?  Re&oris. 

Item  Manuale,  cujus  principium  Exorzizo.Ylnls  verb,  Requiefcat. 

Item  duo troperia  quorum  unum  incipit  Clemens.  Finis  vero  O.Maria.  Et  a- 
liud  incipit  Pater  Creator^  Tinis  Sine  doniine  labra. 

Item  unus  quatctnus  cum  Placebo  &  Dirige,  qui  iricipit  Subvenite^  Finis,  Per- 
venire  concedas. 

Item  unum  Venitarium  cum  Legenda  S.  Fidis  &  ympnarium,  cujus  principium 
eft,  Incipit  pa^ie  S.  Fidis.    Finis  Vero  Exultent  tndomino  Alleluia, 

Item  unus  quatemus  de  Dedicatione,  8c  alius  quaternus  de  vita  S.  Thomk  & 
beati Edmttndi. 

Item  una  cifta  cum  ferura  pro  praedicltis.  Item  unum  armoriolum  cum  ferura. 

Item  Candelabrum  Pafchale.  Item  unum  Hert Quadragefimale ;  & 

Le&rina ac  fedilia  fufficicntia.  ., 


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fit  He 


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I^T      ATTENLVIX  IK  HIST^ 


fr.b 


H<efuntcReliquitf  qm  Radulfus  de  Diceta©^- 
nus  Lundoniae  contulit  S.  Paulo. 

M.  s.  cod.m  XXIV-  r)E  Cultello  domini. 

penes ?r*f.l)ec.  ^  J)£  CapiHiS  S.  lMavU  Migdakn£. 

+  „,***  ■        ^  s    StefbMfpivi  &  martyre. 

De  Offe  beati  Laurentii  martyris.  - 

Dc  pallio  aliifq;  reliquiis  S .  Martini  Turonenfis  Epifcopi. 

De  S.  Marco  &c  Marcellina  martyrum. 

De  S.  Victor e  martyre. 

De  tefta  S.  Ypoliti  martyris." 

De  baculo  S.  Martini  Turonenfis  Epifcopi. 

De  S.  ofrvaldo  Rcge  &  martyre. 

De  (tola  &  pallio  S.  Maximini.  ■ 

De  baculo  S. Maximini  Treverenfis  Epifcopi. 

Dc  Capite  S.  Eugenii  martyris. 

Os  cuiufdam  martyris  de  fociis  S.  Mauritii. 

De  fandaliis,  &  fudario,  &  Cafula  S.  Remaclii  Confeflbris. 

De  offc  &  Veftimcnto  S.  Walburgt  Virginis,  &  dc  margaritis  armilla?  ip. 

lius. 
Dc  offc  Alexandri  Papa*  &  martyris. 
De  pulvcre  Reliquiarwiu 


•MWs  %eliqui£€  in  Ecclefia  Cath.  S.  Pauli 

txvei.mmbr.  XXV.  TMprirais  eft  ibi  una  Reliquia  criftallina,continens  duas  coftas  S.  Lauren- 
pnis pr<ef.o.»  l«v,ornataplatis&crcft««igcnrcis  dcauratis,  cura  iapidibus  &c  pcrlis.Et 

&  cap'  bads  fundatur  fuper  quaruor  Leones :  Ex  dono  Godefridi de  Wefenbam. 

Item  una  Reliquia  criftallina,  cum  duobus  gabettis  argenti,  deauratis^  quam 
fupportant  duo  Angelij  in  qua  continentur  Reliquia?  Sanctorum  Swithini,  Cofm& 
&  T>amianit  Sepulchri  domini,  S.  MarU,  &  Montis  CafoarU,  cum  aliis  Kcli- 
quiis, 

Item  una  RcBjuia  criftallina,  continens  cruorem  S.Pauli,  cum  pulcro  fundo,& 
pomellis  argenteis,  deaiiratis. 

Item  una  cupa  criftallina,  continens  capillos  beata»  Virginis,  &  manum  S.  $o- 
bannis  Evangelifta?,  cum  pede  argentea,  dcaurata  &  enaraayllata  capite  S.  Pauli$ 
Sf.  in  fummitate  parva?  Imagines  Crucifixi,  Marine  &  $ohan§is. 

Item  unum  vas  criftallinum,  continens  duas  pecias  de  capite  S.  Thor»&  martyris; 
&de  pilis,  &  de  veftibus  ipfius;  circumclufum  circumferentiis  argenti,  deaurati: 
Et  fuftentatum  quatuor  ymaginibus  argenteis  &  deauratis.  Scdet  David  Rex  cum 
cythcra  argentea  &c  deaurata. 

Item  unum  vas  criftallinum,  Continens  de  la&e,  vefte,  &  de  capillis  beatae  Ma- 
riA-i  conferatum  fuperius  &  inferius,  ac  utroq?  capite  quibufdam  circumferentiis 
argenteis  deauratis:  Suftehtatum  ymaginibus  Petri  &  Pauli,  turificantc  di&um 
vas,  quodam  Angelo :  Et  eft  bafis  afgenteus  deauratus,  habens  in  tribus  angulis 
tres  Leones,  &  in  quarto  unum  Draconem  fupportantes  bafim. 

Item  una  Reliquia  criftallina,  &  parva,  cum  pede,&  cum  cooperculo  argenteo 
&  deaurato,  continens  Reliquias 

Item  unum  vas  argenteum,  deauratum,  ad  modumcupas  faftum,continens  Re- 
liquias Sandtorum  ofwaldi,  Albani  &  Dunjiani. 

Item 


ECCL.QATH.  S.?kuli~         z^ 

Item  una  ymago  S,  Pauli  argenteus,  deauratus-,  fuper  cujus  baftm  ammaylantur 
Scuti  domini  Thorn*  Fog  militis. 

Item  caput  S.  Athelberti  regis  &  martyris,  in  capfa  argentca  deaurata,  fada 
ad  modum  Capitis  regis,  cum  Corona,  continente  in  circulo  xw. lapides  majores- 
&inquolibet  oclo  florum  Corona?,  quatuor  lapides.  In  hurnero  etiam  dextro 
in  modo  pallii  quinq$  lapides-,  Sc  in  humero  dextro  unus  Annulus,  cum  lapide;  & 
in  finiftro  alius  Annulus  parvus,  cum  uno  lapide. 

ItemmaxWLiS.Etbtlforti  ConferToris,  &  Fundatoris  Ecclefia?  S.Pauli,in  cap- 
fa  argentca  deaurata,  ornata  tribus  magnis  lapidibus,  &  quatuor  mediocris,  &  x 
minoribuS}  &  fupenus  duo  criftalii  rotundi;  Sc  non  continencur  nifi  quatuor  dentes 
in  maxilla.  .    .. 

Item  unacofta  S.  Kicardi,  in  capfa  argentea,  deaurata,  fuftentata  duobus  An- 
gelis,  ftantibus  fupra  bafim  quadratam,  dc  dono  Johannis  de  Chijhull  tpifcopi. 

Item  alia  cofta  S.  Ricardi^  inquodam  vafe  cnftallino,  fuftentato  quatuor  pe- 
dibus,  de  cupro  deaurato,  cum  enfta. 

Item  unum  fuper- Altare  de  Jafpide,inclufo  phtisargenteis  &  deauratis;  in  quo 
continentur  Rcliqui'a?  Sandorum  Andre*  &  Philippi  Apoftolorum-,  Bionyfii  & 
Blafii  martyrumj  &  dc  ligno  Crncis  S.  Andre*. 

Oft*. 

I  Tern  una  magna  cifta  mgafiilberti  Epifcopi,contincns  multas  Reliquias  San- 
dorum. 

Item  una  cifta  ebumea,  parva  &pulchra,cum  feriira  clavis,  &  ligata  argento, 
&  deauratur,  ex  dono  Johanna  Walpol. 

Item  eft  ibidem  una  cifta  cooperta  panno  ferico  rub:i  colons,  continens  mul- 
tas Reljquias  Sanctorum. 

Item  una  parva  ciftula  gravata,  de  cupro;  continens  Reliquias  Sanctorum. 

PijxideH 

I  Tern  una  pixis^burnea,cum  ReliquiisS.^»/?/w,&  aliorurri  Sanaorum.' 
Item  una  pixis  parva  cburnea,  cum  Rcliquiis  S.  Agnetis  &  aliorum. 
Item  una  pixis  argentea,  &  deaurata,  &  amraaylata,  cum  ymaginibus  Apofto- 
lorum per  circuitum,  in  qua  multa?  Reliquiae  Sanaorum. 

Item  una  capfa, coaperta  cum  blavioferico,operata  cum  ymigineSanclri  Agn's 
2/, lePellican;fa<5tacumparvulaalbaj  in  qua  contincntur  muka*  Reliqua?  San- 
aorum.' 

"|Tem  quidam  Lapis  dc  7/rW/,exprimens  Majcftatem  Dei,albi  coloris,cum  fex 
1  circulis  argenteis  sc  deauratisun  quibus  inferuntur  fex  magni  lapide$,&  fex  mi- 
nores.CirculusinfcriturlJI|dibusparvisrubeis5  in  cireuitu  ;  &  in  dorfo  parva 

ymago  Crucifixi.  ,  „    .  • 

Iterc  qusedam  ymago  pulcra  beatae  tMarU^  cum  nlio,  tenentc  pcrlam  in  manu 
dextra,cum  duabus  columpnis,  fupportantibus  duobus  Angclis,»qui  tenent  par- 
vum  extenfum  ultra  capita  diaarum  yrnaginum,  cum  pede  quadrato,  ftante  fuper 
quatuor  parvos  babewynos :  Et  hxc  omnia  funt  argentea  &  deaurata. 

Item  brachium  S-  cMelliti  magnum,  ornatum  platis  argenteis,  &  xvi.  criftalii 
*&  antiqui,  continent  circulum  argenteum  triphoriatum  &  deauratum,  qui  continec 
unum  lap'idem  fculptum,  &  quatuor  majores  &  minores. 


7)6         AVPE!KP1X  IK  HlS^t 


Itembrachium  ejufdem  S.  Melliti,  parvum,  ornatutn  lamineis  argenteis  &  p!a- 
tis  in  limbo  deaurato  triphoriato. 

Item  brachium  S.  0/?//&*,continens  caput  in  manu,&  ornatur  iamineis  argenteis 
in  limbo  deaurato,  infertis  lapidibusj  &  anterius  habet  laminam  trijphoriatam,  cum 
amraayllo  &  pedis. 

Item  quoddara  brachium  ornatum  platis  argenteis,  continens  duo  offa  de  bra- 
chiis  xi  millia  Virginum. 

Item  Caput  S.  Gamtlielis,  auripi&um,  cum  lapidibu%  circa  humeros  infer- 

tis-  . 

Item  vas  criftallinum,  cum  cooperculo  argenteo  &  deaurato  5  ac  in  pedibus 
ipfum  fupportantibus,  continens  Rcliquias  S.  Tkoma  martjris, 

Cruces. 

1T*em  tres  Cruces,  cum  ymaginibus  Crucifixi,  heata*  MarU  &  foha»nts3  &  a- 
liorum  Sanctorum,  de  argento  deaurato,  cum  ped*. 

Item  una  Crux  argentea,  deaurata,  cum  ymagine  Crucifixi  beatae  Mart*  & 
Zfobdfwis,  continens,  in  fuperiori  parte,  partem  ligni  s .  Cruets.,  cum  ymagine  Sal- 
vatoris  &  duorum  Angelorum,  quatuor,  lapidibus  rubcis  infertis,  in  extremi- 
tate. 

Item  una  Crux  de  platis  argenteis  deauratis,  cum  manu  benedicente  fuperiusj 
&  tribus  ymaginibus  in  extremitate,  cum  lapidibus  infertis. 

Item  unum  vas  criftallinum  ,fimile  utri,  circumclufum  circumf  erentiis  argenteis 
&  deauratis,  continens  multas  Reliquias  Sanctorum. 

Item  unum  paxillum  coopertum  platis  argentcis,  per  circuitum  triphoriatum 
auro,  continens  multas  Reliquias. 

Item  una  ymago  S.  Paul*  de  platis  argenteis  &  deauratis,  ter  ens  gladium,  cum 
vagina  deaurata,  in  manu  dextraj  &  Rcliquiam  criftalli  in  manu  finiftraj  tribus 
Angclis  argenteis  &  deauratis  fupportantibus  bafim. 
Item  forier  de  Spruefwerk,  continens  multas  Reliquias. 
Item  tres  parvae  Criftalla:  Reliquiae,  cum  pedibus  &  cooperculis  argen- 
teis. 

Item  una  cofee  nigra,  P;«au r.««  «««•  ««!«>  aurcis,  eantlnens  multas  Reliquias.1 
item  duas  parvae  Cruces  criftallina?,  fine  bafibus. 
Item  una  Reliquia  inclufa  argento,  cum  lapidibus  albis  inpre'ffis. 
Item  unus  \sigms  Dei  circularius,  de  argento,  cum  ymagine  Crucifixi. 
Item  una  ciftula  eburnea,  continens  Reliquias  S.  Johannts  Btpijla,  Jldarut 
Magdalen  *,  &  alio  rum. 

Item  Rochetum  S.  Edmuttdi  Archiepifcopi  Cantuarhnfis. 
Item  Reliquia  S.  AfollottU,  nomen  San&a; inferitur. 
Item  in  Thefauraria  &  una  parva  Crux  argentea  &  deaurata^   qua*  ftetit;  In 
pomello  Reliquiae  beata?  Maris,  cum  tribus  annulisj  live  aureis,  five  deauratis,  tri- 
bus parvis  infertis ;  viz.  una  Reliquia  qua:  cotidic  monftratur  ante  yroaginem 
beats  Virginis; 


ECCL.  C,A?H.  S.  Paul  i. 


*37 


XVI 


V 


m J. 


XXVI.  TJ  Ait  a  remembre,  que  ceux  fount  Ies  parcells,  faitz  per  John  Grantham,  ex  <h 
J-orfiour,   furle  toumbe  de  St.  Erkenrvald,  kxxii  jourd'O&obre    nispr 
3.H.4.  '  c^ 

Enprimes  pour  le  poys  d*  argent,  outre  1'  argent  deliverie 
a  mefme  la  John 

Item  pour  l'endorreur  d'une  ymage  de  St.  Erkenxvald. 

Item  a  une  baas  a  un  ymage  al  manere  d'une  enfaunt,lovc- 
raigne  &  l'or. 

Item  pur  xiiii  foille  en  le  part  del  North.pur  l'overaigne 
&  l'endorrur 

Item  pur  tranflation  del  overaygne  del  fyn  en  le  Weft , 
tanq-,  al  Eaft 

Item  pur  l'endorrure  del  majefte,/i  Angeles  &  Ic  champ, 
del  Coronation  de  noftre  dame,  ovc  touts  les  Verges  &  ap- 
purtrignances 

Item  a  it  overeursjpur  v.  femayns 

Item  paye  al  Burnyftiour 

Item  pur  C  C.  copernayll 
t    Item  a  un  Payntour,  pur  paynter  it  ymages 

Item  a  une  home  pur  ayder  endorrer  pur  un  jour  &  dim.    Hi '.  Hit d. 

Item  pur  le  travaill  du  dit  John  & /'/  autres  overeurs  pur 
*vi  femayns  xl s.  ix  J, 

Item  pur  endorrur  de  la  graunt  coronall  ,  &  pur  mettre 
les  piers  dedeins  al  fyn  del  Eft,  &  lour  purtcnances.  Ixvi s.  vii  d 

Summa  xxxiiiiK  ziiis.  Hi*. 


aiitdgr.  ve- 
■tf.Dlir 


xxxviist  HJd. 

v 

xK  viiid. 
xxviis.  viiii. 
xi\  viiid. 


*/l.  xviii*.  iiiid. 
xxxiii*,  iiiid. 
xik  ■viiid. 
xvi  d. 
xvi  A. 


Item  folutum  cuidam  Aurifabro  pro  garnifhyng  xliii  h- 

pides  Chriftallos  &  Berillos  deauratos,in  di&o  feretro  im- 

pofitos,pro  qualibet  pecia  v  *.  unde  fumma 

Item  pro  garnifriynge  unius  Jocalis,  ibidem  pofiti 
Item  pro  viii  ymaginibus  emptis7  pro  di&o  feretro 
Item  pro    deauratione  x  ymaginum  ,    pofitarum  circa 

prxdidum  feretrum?  qualibet  pecia  Hi*.  iiiid. 
Item  folutum  Hertbri^ht  Pi<ftori,pro  pi&ura  auro  &  aliis 

coloribus  fa&is  St  impofitis  in  lerctro,&  circa  dictum  fere- 


trum 


Item  pro  incarvatione  quatuor  ymaginum  di<5ti  ferecri 


xviii s.  xi*. 
xidm 

xxxiiis.  iiiid. 


xxvi\  viiid. 
it s. 


,. 


■  " 


T>e  dignltate  Epifcopi. 

XXVII. TVTgnitas  Epifcopi  eft  in  Choro ,  Capitulo ,  &  in  omnibus  locis  fupra  ex  cqcl.ms. 
4-^omnesCanonicos  &  ccclefia?  miniftros,incxhibitione  honoris  habc-  #?*  YAL 
re  preminantiam,  Quoticns  autem  Epifcopus  de  tranfmarinis  partibus  veneiit,oc-  Pc,rp,wnr» 
current  ei  in  occidentali  oftioEccl«fiaj,capisfericis  induti,Decanus  &  totus  chorus; 
pulfatifq-,  in  ipfius  adventu  campanis,honorifice  fufcipient  eum,  Decanus  a  dex- 
tris  &  major  perfona  poft  eum  a  finiftris,  deducentes  eum  cum  Poceflionc  ufq? 
adAltare  Cancnte  choro  Re fponforium  Santte  Paule,  Jpoftole;  quod  etiam  fiet 
in  primo  adventu  poft  confecrationem,  fi  alibi  fuerit  confecratus:  &  in  primo  ad- 
ventu fuo  ad  vifirationem,  &  durante  Epifcopo  ante  Altare  proftrato,  Preces  Sc 
oratio  fequentes. 

qgg  Ordo 


138  AVTE^(T>IX  I^CHIST. 


T 


Ordo  ad  recipiendum  Epifcopum< 


'NprimisfiatProceflloadoftium  occidentale  EcclehVs'&  ibidem  Epifcopo 

afperfo  cumaqua  benedidia,  &  eo  incenfato,  ducatur  cum  ProcefTione  ad 
.^^"nagnum  AIrarc-,&eoproftrato,dicat  major  de  Choro  pra?fens  VsSalvumfac 
jervum  tuttm  Epifcopum  noftrum-jtnitte  el  attxilium  de  Sancio^Domine  exaudt  oratl- 
onem  meam^  Dominus  Vobifcum^  Or  emus. 

Concede  quejumus  domine  famulo  tuo  N.  Epifcopo  wojtro,  ut  pr/edicafl' 
do  &  excereendo  qua  reCia  futit,  exemplo  benbrum  opcrttm  Animas  juorum  in- 
flrmt  fubditorum,  &  atern<t  remunerations  mercedematc  piifsimo  Pajtoreper- 
cf  plat  per  >&c.  Alias  in  ipfius  adventu  duntaxat  fit  pullatio  campanarwn  fine  Pro* 
cefllone. 

Idem  vero  Epifcopus,  diebus  Natalii  doming  Pafcbay  JfcenfionU,  Pentecejles  ; 
in  feftis  etiam  beati  Pauli,  b:ati  Erke»n>aldih  diebus  etiam  Cinerumi  &  Cent ,  fl 
commode  poterit,  in  ecclefia  fua  miniftrare  tenetur-,  &  oblationes  tunc  ad  manus 
fuasprovenientes,largiripoteft,  praeter  licentiam  ebdomedariorum,  fecundurn 
arbitrium  fuse  voluntatis-  Reliquis  vero  temporibus  &  diebus ,  five  in  officio  fo- 
lcmpni,five  in  cxequiis  defun<ftorum,miniftret  in  Altari  majori,Si  oblationes  pcr- 
cipiat,ebdomodarijs  non  praejudicat  prsefentia  Epifcopj.  Ec  quotienfeunq?  orfici- 
um  fuum  executurus  eft  Epifcopus  in  ecclefia,  in  feftis  mijoribus;Decanus  a  dex- 
tris,  &  fublimiorperfonapoft  Decanum,  afiniftris,veleoabfentealij  duomajo- 
res  perfona;  afliftent  Epifcopo,  deducenteseum  dc  Veftiarioad  Altare  ,  velad 
fedem  cathedralcm.  Similiter  f  aciant  quando  iturus  eft  ad  incenfandum  Altare  , 
dum  tMagnificat  &  Bencdttfus  cantantur ;  &  ita  deducetur  in  omni  Proceffione 
majorum  Feftorum. 

Et  cum  Epifcopus  majus  Altare  incenfavcrit ,  revertetur  in  ftallum  fuum,  vel 
cathedram,  &  ipfi  qui  deduxcrunt  eum  ibunt  ad  Alraria  incenfanda,  &  redcuntes 
ad  Epifcopum  thuri  ficabunt  eum  in  ftallo  fuo:-  At  as  autem ,  five  fuerit  in  ftallo 
Cathedrali,  five  in  Choro,  cum  cnorus  fuerit  incenfandus  ad  Matutinas  &  ad 
VcfperdS)  per  Capellanum  ebdomodarium  incenfabiturj  ad  Miffam  vero  per  dia- 
conum  in  Altari  miniftrantcm.  Etquotiensminiftrat  ad  Fefp eras  vel  Matutinas' 
pontificalibus  indutus,  ftare  debent  ante  eum,vel  eum  pra?cedere,duo  pueri  ornati, 
duos  cereos  accenfos  bajulantes.  Prxfente  infuper  Epifcopo  in  fuo  Cathedraii, 
feu  etiam  Decani  ftallo,  cum  alius  in  majori  Altari  celebraverit,  Benedi&ioncs  ab 
Epifcopo  petentur,  quae  a  facerdote  peterentur,fi  abfens  cflet  Epifcopus j  &  Tex- 
tus  Evangeliorum,  quociens  ofculandus  fuerit,fibi  primo  exhibcri  debet,  &  Pads 
ofcu'um  per  Decanum  vel  alium  ma jorem  praefentem  primitus  deferctur:  Etfi 
Aqua  beneditta  fuerit  fpergenda,  poftquam  Altaria  confperfa  fuerint,  tradetur  ei 
afperforiumv  5c  feipfum  &  majores  afpergat. 

Item  quotiens  in  ejus  prasfentia  celebraverit,  alius  dicat  Conpeor  ad  gradus  Al- 
taris :  Et  cum  in  majori  fede  fua  Celle&am,  vel  Capitula  diclurus  eft,  vel  le&io- 
nem  ledums,  Cancellarius,fi  prxfens  eft,  miniftrablt  ei,  librum  fuftentando. 
Cum  aurem  fuerit  in  ftallo  fuo,  vel  in  Choro  in  ftallo  Decani,tam  Decanus,  qnarn 
omnesaliimajores&minores,  ingredientcs  chorum  vel  egredientes,  ad  Epifco- 
pum reverenterinclinare  debent.  Ipfe  quidem,  tarn  xxx  Prsebendas  majores 
quam  dignitates,omnes  feu  perfonatus,praeter  Dccanatum,cum  vacaverinr.pro  vo' 
luntate  fua  cui  vultafllgnat-,&literas  fuas  Decano  &  Capitulomittit  fuper  ftallo  in 
choro,  &  loco  in  capitulo,cu:cunq;  perfonatum  vel  Praebendam  contulcrit  affi- 
gnandis.  Prseficit  etiam  Pxnitentiarium  &  cuftodem  veteri  fabrics,  &  Capella- 
num Capellae  fua?  propria?.  Confert  etiam  unam  Cantariam  de  provifionc  Eu- 
ftackii  Epifcopi,  ad  Altare  S.  Michtetts  ordinataraj  ac  unam  liberationem  Panis 


ECCL.CATH.  &  Pavli.  239 

&  fervifiae  ad  opus  fcriproris  &  ligatoris  librorum  Ecclcfia;  deputatam.  Conferc 
infuper  domos  inatrio  5,  Pauli,  dignitatibus  &  Pra?bendis  annexas;  &  unam  do- 
mum  qua;  foletfpe&are  ad  fabricam  in  angulo  verfus  Bracinum:  qua*  domus  oni- 
rics &fingu!ae  vaantes,efledebent  in  cuftodia  Decani  &  Capituli.  Item  etiam 
Epifcopusomnesqjosbeneficiat  in  Piaebendis,  dignitatibus,  Akaribus  &  do- 
mibus,  mittet  cum  ibis  literis  ad  Decanum  &  Capitulum  inftituendos,  vel  indu- 
cendos  in  poflcflioncmj,excepco  Capellano  Capella?  fua\ 

T>e  perfonis  principatibus  poft  Epifcopum  per  otdimm. 

H^  Punt  perfona?prircipales  per  ordinemin  Ecclefia  Londonienfi  fub  Epi- 
fcopo  conft;tufa?^  Decamp  Archidiaconus  Lending Archidiaconus  Eftexix, 
Archidiaconus  MiddlejexU-,  Archidiaconus  Colcejirix^  Thefaurarius$Pracentor, 
&  Cancellarius, 

i)e  creatione  T>ecanL 


DEcanus  fiquidem  fie  creatur.  Quotiens  Decanatum  vacare  contigerit,  Capi- 
tulum vacationem  lpfam  Epifcopoliteratoriedenuncient;  &nonpetita  ab  eo 
licentia  cligendi  Dtcanum,  convocari  debentomnes  Canonici,  tarn  dignitate  pre- 
diti,  quam  alii  in  Anglia  commorantes,  ut  certo  die  in  Capitulo  conveniant  Deca- 
num cleduri:  Liters  vero  dirigenda?  fratribus  cor.vocandis,  traduntur  in  Choro 
per  Camerarium  fuis  Vicariis,  ut  eas  dominis  fuis  tranfmittant,  vel  ponuntur  in 
ftallisCanonicorum,&  alio  modo  non  vocantur  fratres  abfentes  pro  quocur.q-,  ne- 
gotiocommunitertradando.  Celebratavero  in  forma  Canonica  ele&ionc  De- 
cani, prajfentari debet  Epifcopoe]c<5tus$  &  eleclionede  ipfofaca,  ut  ipfam  ex- 
aminatam  confirmer,  nifi  obftet  Canonicumimpedimentum-,  &  cum  fucrit  con- 
firmata,  Epifcopus,fi  praefens  eft,  cum  Canonicis  qui  affuerint,  electum  ad  Akare 
deducet,  TeDeum  folempnirer  JecdntandoJDfofiquidemele&oantemagum  Al- 
tare  inclinato,  &  orante-,  Epifcopus,  nnitis  Te  Deum  &  bratione  Dominica,  pro- 
nunaet  Et  ne  nos  8cc.  fubjungens  Salvum  facfervum  tuum  Domine,  Eftoei  turrit 
fortitudinis-^tchil  proflciet  inimicus:  Domine  Deus  virtutum;  Domine  exaudi  ora- 
iionem  mcam:  Domintts  Vobifcum-.Oremtts. 

UHiferere  qttafumus  Domine  famulotuoW.  &  dirige  eum  fecundum  tuam  cle- 
ynent'um  in  vtamftluris  <etemx,  ut  te  donante  ttbiplacita  cupiat,  &  qux  tibi  pUctta. 
Junt  tot  a  diledione  perfciat,  per  Cbrifium  &c. 

Tunc  furgat  ehctus  a  proftratione,  &  ofculetur  Akare:  deinde  du'catu'r  ad  ftal- 
lum  &  i^ftalletur  ab  Epifcopo,  fi  praefens  fuerir-,vel  per  alium  cui  ipl'e  commifcrit. 
Si  vero  Decanus  alibi  fuerit  conflrmatus,  remitretur  cum  literis  Epifcopi  ad  Ca- 
pitulum inftalhndus-,  &  die  inftallationis  occurritei  Capitulum,cum  miniftris  Ec- 
clefia? in  occidentali  oftio  Ecclefia;  cum  folempni  Proceilione,  ut  praedictum  eft 
de  Epifcopo,  &  cum  Refponforio  Santte  Pattle,  folempnitcr  decantando,  ad  ma- 
jus  Akare  deduci  debet,  comitantibushinc  indemajonbus  prasfennbus  ufq';in  fi, 
nem  ProccHionis^ubidictis  fiipereum  preobus  &oratione  fupradictiss  &  ofculatc 
Alrari  dicuur,  ad  ftalluro  fuum,  inftalletur  a  majore  praefentc-,  dicente,  Deminus 
cttjtodiat  introitum  tuunt  &  exitum  tuum,  ex  hoc  nunc  &  ufc  in [eculum, Tunc 
Decanu*  proftratus  in  ftallo  fuo,ad  orationem,fubjurigatinftallatus  dicta  orationc 
dominica,£f  ne  nos,  ejre.  utfupra,  Or  emus. 

Deus  omnipotens  offtciorum  difpofitbr,  &  bonorum  omnium  difiributor,  qui  ad 
gubemandas  Ecclefus  diverforum  gradttnm  dignitates  inftitui  voluijli,  devotis 
merit  thus  te  fupplicite?  exoramus,  ut  banc  famulum  tuum  N.  ad  regimen  Deca- 
mtus  bujus  Ecclejix  depuiatttm  ,  frotectionis  tu*  gratia  mttnire  digneris  5    eiq 

Gggi  ffirituS 


T^  AVTE&CD1X  I^C~~HTST.  . 

fpiritus  functus  cceleftium  carijmatum  divifor  ajjifiat ;  ut ficttt  Doctor  gentium 
Paulus  inftituit,  froficiantei  honoris  augment*,  ad  increment  a  meritorum.Jit  excm. 
plum  <y  forma  juftici*  ad gubernandttmfideliter  miniflerium  [ibi  deputatum-,  ftcq- 
fibicommiffos  regere  concedes,  ut  cum  vel  omnibus  rcgnumpromereatttr  sternum, 
per  Chrifium  dominum  nofirum.  ^Amen. 

Deinde  ducatur  in  Capitulum,  &  in  fcdc  fua  Collocetur,  ubi  infpe&is  Evange- 
.  liis,  juiet,  quod  fecundum  approbaturo  Ecclefiae  morem,  in  ea  refidebk$  quod  jura 
&  libertates  ipfiijs  Ecclefiae  tuebitur-,  quod  approbatas  &  approbandas  Ecclefiae 
confuctudines  iBrvabit,  &  facict  obfervari*  quod  bona  &  poficfliones  Ecclefiae  in- 
ventafeivabit,&alienataproviribusr$vocabit  •  Quo  fa&o  omnes  fratrcs  &  mi- 
niftn,  fi  Decanus  voluerit,  tarn  majores  quam  minores,  promictunt  ci  canonicam 
obedientiam,  tanquam  Decano;  Majores  ftantesin  loco  fuo,  &  dicendo;  Domine 
Decano.,  promitto  tibi  canonicam  obedicntiam^tanquam  Decano,  Tpfe  autem  De- 
canus poft  confirraationem  fuara  expeditam,  jurac  Epifcopo  canonicam  obedicn- 
tiam,  &c. 

T>e  Officio  Decani: 

&x  aiio-caWce  T""^Ecanus  Ecdtfiae  S.  Pauli,  qui  primus  fir  Canonicus  ipfius  Ecclefiae  &  fa- 

fs-w'5frf  I    Jcejcdos,  isrefidereoportetoraninoinEcclefia  S. Pauli.dc  auchoritacem  ae 

(tint  at.  e  C"  officium  domini  in  eadem  Ecclefia  foliicite  excerceat,  defendat  libertates,  fervet 

laudabiles  confuetudines,  &  alios  obfervare  faciat:  bona  Ecclefiae  fervabit  inventa, 

&  alienata  quoad  poterit  recuperabit. 

Decani  authoritas  &  officium  eft  in  omnes  Canonicos,  Presbyteros ,  Vicarios ; 
item  in  omnes  Ecclefiae  miniftros.    Item  eft  in  eos,  qui  vel  in  maneriis  Ecclefiae, 
vel  in  praebendis  fuis  morantur.     In  animarum  regimine,  coireftione  morum ,  Sc 
jurifdidicne.-  quibus  quidem  hiis  omnibus  praeeft  ordinaria  poteftate  &iromedi- 
ata.    Is  omnes  caufas  ad  Capitulum  fpe&antes  audit,  &  Capituli  judicio  diffink; 
exceffus  omnium  corrigit,  obftinatos  jufta  animadverfione  caftigat :  Majores  ve- 
ro  judicio  fratrum;  minores  autem,  &c  inferioris  ordinis  clericos,  in  levionbus  de- 
li&is  Cancellario  corrigendos  aflignat.    Epifcopus  autem  nihil  habet  quod  agat 
in  caufis  Pi'aebendarum  &  perfonacuum,  nifl  adillum  appcllcmrj  fed  omnes  ejuf- 
modi  cau&e  a  Decano  &  Capitulo  terminentur.    Pro  gravioribus  delictis,  qui  ob- 
ftinati  fun1;  &  incorrigibiles,  ejiciantur  a  Choroj  ftipendia  Sc  emolumenta  eis  de- 
trahantur,  fed  omnia  riant  cum  difcretione,  ut  quaeq-,   perfona  pro  fua  conditione 
tracteturad  ae,dificationem  Ecclefiae,  non  addeftructionem. 
Dk  sabbmi        Ut  autem  errata,  &  quae  malefe  habentin  Ecclefia,  cognofcantur,  faciat  De- 
convocandi     canus  ut  firtgulo  quoqs'  Sabbato  oelebrcntur  Capitula  ab  univerfis  miniftrisjin  qui- 
funtomesm   ^     ^ligenti examinatione exquiratur  quid  quifqt  egit  in  ebdomada  praeterita,  & 
pi.  fuum  ofhcium  &  dcbitum  quod  quilq-,  explevent,  ut  &  laudentur  qui  bene  fece- 

rint,  &  tranfgreflbres  corrigantur,  femper  perfonarum  &  crirainum  fapientcr  ob- 
fervard  qualitate. 
Decanus  etiam  inveftit  Canonicos, &  Praebendarios,&  imperfonatos,praefenti- 
fiitclnmicos'.'  Dus  fratribus  refidentibus,  velaliis  canonicis  qui  commode poflunt  a,defle5  &  acci- 
pit  eorum  ad  quae  obligantur  juramenta.-  Omnes  autem  Praebendae,  quacunq;  ra-* 
tione  vacaveriht,  in  manu  Decani  &  Capituli  funt:  In  invafores  autem  Praebenda- 
fum,in  turbatores  poffeflionum,jurium,libertatum  Ecclefiae  Londinenfis,Decanus 
&  Capitulum  fua  authoritate,5c  generalcm  &  fpecialempoffuntferrc  fententiara. 
Decanus  primus  fedetj  primus  in  Conventu  loquitur :  Ei,  vel  intranti  chorurn 
&  Capitulum,  vel  praetereunti,omnes  affurgunt,  <k  juftam  revercntiam  exhibent.. 
In  ftallo  fup,  quandq  fuerir,eidem  univerfi,vclingtedientesvel  egredieates  Cho- 
rum i evercnter  inclinent.In  proccflionibus  folus  in  mcdio,&  poftrcmus  incedit.In 
fo'empnioribusdiebusexpectatur  ejuspraelentia  inChoro,tum  in  nocturnis,  turn 
in  divinis  ofrjciis;quoniam  tunc  agere  officium  faltem  abfenfe  Epifcopo  3d  ilium 
pertinct  hijfee  diebus.  Etiam  folempnipres  y£nttpfoh*s  ihfonat,  wl  qui"  infonet 

'  affignat. 


2  ECCL.  jJTH.  S.  Pauli.     "         ^7 

affignat,    Ccnfiteor  dicat.  Benediciionem  dat. 

Item  in  dominicis  diebus  ad  Aquae  benedi&ionem,  Afperfionem,  &  Proceflio- 
nem,  expe&etur  ejus  voluntas  veniendi.  Ispromovendcsadordines  nominat,  & 
judicetvelfcribitutinducantur.  Is  beneficia  ad  Capitulum  fpe<5tanda  una  cum 
Capituio  confert  &  praefentat;  in  quo  negotio  nee  Decanus  fine  Capituio  nee 
Capitulum  fine  Decano  agerequicquampoteft,nififorfan  periculum  &  Princi- 
pum  Pecitioimmineat. 

Is  una  cum  Capituio  admittit  qui  in  Choro  ferviant,  cxtollitqyj  extollantur^ 
puniunt  qui  puniantur.  Is  dat  licentiam  refidentibus,  vel •' 

Et  refidentes  &  alii  omnes,  fi  velint,  ob  juftam  caufam  abefle,  T Decano  licen- 
tiam debentpetere&  impetrare.  Minoribus  autem  Canonicis  poteft  Decanus 
per  fc  dare  licentiam  abeundi,  ad  octo  duntaxat  dies ;  fi  vero  plus  exigar,  confulac 
Fratres. 

Decanus  univcrfam  Decanatum  &  Capituli  jurifdictionem  vifitet,  tertio  quoq;  V'^k  De* 
anno,  fi  potent;  fi  non  poterit,  alias  impeditus,  affignct  alium  ex  Capituio  Cano-  unK 
nicum,qui  id  perficht. 

'De  Sub-decano. 

SUb-dccAnus  ex  minoribus  Canonicis  unusmaxime  idoneus  a  Decano,  Capi- 
tuio confentiente,  eligitur^  qui  vices  Decani,  eo  abfente,  gerat  in  Cnoro;  quod 
quidem ordinatum fuit  anno  Chrifti  <JMCCLXXXX°.  tunc  Decano  Radulfo  BaL 
dok,  utejufmodi  Sub-decanus  eftet.  Ejus  autem  officium  &  auctoritas eft  in  omnes 
miniftros  Ecclefia?,  ut  videat  &  notet,  quod  quifq-,  agat  in  C  horo5  &  dclinquentes 
admoneat  &  corrigat.  Capitula  fingulis  quibufq-,  diebus  excerceat,  maxime  Sab- 
bato,  quo  die  frequentiores  conveniant  omnes :  Tunc  Sub  decanus,  abfente  De-  • 
cano,  omnia  faciet  proinde  ac  Decanus  ipfe,  &  admonendo,  &  laudando,  &  cor- ' 
rigendo,  in  quo  videat  Temper  ut  tenorem  difcretionis  fequatur;  &  fie  fuo  utatur 
officio,  ut  profit  omnibus,  noceat  nemini :  Majores  autem  Canonicos  nequaquam 
tttingat5  nam  eorum  corre&io,  fi  qui  deliquennt,  ad  Decanum  pertinct  foium, 
&  Capitulum.  Is  autem  Sub  decanus,tametfi  hoc  minifterium  &  officium  habct; 
tamen  quae  funt  minoris  Canonici  nihil  mutabitj  fed  par  erit  rcliquis  fuis  fratribus, 
hocunoexepto,  quod  ami&um  ex  grifio,  more  majoris  Canonici,  ferre  poffit  & 
debet,  quod  erat  ei  conceflum  anno  Chrifti  MCCCC  <\  Wtllielmo  Warham  tunc  E. 
pifcopo.  ' 

Item  more  majoris  Canonici  trina  incenfione  cxhoneftatur;  incrementum  acci- 
pit  ad  vi&um  fuum  in  pane  &  cervifia,  vel  pro  hijs  in  peeunia,  ut  hoc  operis  juftc 
adimpleat. 


E 


T>e  Cardinalibm  Chori. 


X  minoribus  Canonicis  a  Decano  Se  Capituio  delegantur  duo,qui  Cardhales 
Chm  vocantur :  Horum  officium  eft  circumfpicerc  cotidie  &  notare  omnia 
in  Choro  dcli&a  &  peccata-,  fcilicet  &  qui  tarde  veniunt,  &  qui  ante  tempus  exie- 
rint;  &  in  Choro,  qui  vel  obftinati  vel  negligentes  &  defidiofi  funr5  atq5  quos  no- 
tarunt  fingulo  quoq-,  fabbato^quodic  Temper  frequens  Capitulum  congreget,  De- 
cano s<.  Capituio,  vel  admonendum  vel  puniendum  offerre  &  pra»fentarej  in  qui- 
bus  caftigandum  videat  Decanus,ne  nimium  piger  &  frigidum  fir,  proprerea,quod 
longa  impunitas  fepenumcro  licentiam  dat  plurimum,  &  audaciam  peccandi.  Hij 
duo  etiam  Cardinales  minifterium  Ecclefia?,  &  firmum  eorum,  tuna  fanum,  tuna 
segrotum  Ecclefiaftica  miniftrant  Sacramenta:  Confeffiones  audiunt  &  pceniten- 
tias  injungunt  fa!uta4fl|  Mortuorum  poftremo  convenientibus  tradunt  fepultu- 
ram.  In  hac  oblatkyes,  &  quicquid  devotio  contulerit,  in  fubfidium  laborum 
percipientes.  Hhh  De 


iAz  JTTE^(plX  I^CHIST. 


T 


T>e  Thefaurario. 

3  ,  TTefaurarhs,Ca^ltu\i  minifter,toti us  Ecclefia?  thefauricuftos  eft5  ut  funt 
u  I  Reliquia?,  LibrijVafa/Veftimenta,  Caliccs,  Cruces,Curtini,Pulvini,  Pal- 
r  JL  lia,  &/^enu$  fimilia:Ha?c  omnia  ejus  fidei  &  cuftodia?  commifia  &  tra- 
tlita,  funtdefct^tain  quodamlibro  teftificante  qua?  &  qualia  funt,  qua?  in  Eccle- 
fia? thefauris  numerantur  5  quorum  omnium  ,  ut  fidclis  cuftos  fit ,  facrofan&o 
jusjurando  a  Decano  &  Capitulo  aftringitur.  Is  nee  immutare  quippiam,  nee  ac- 
comodate aliquodalicui  poteft3Decano  &  Capitulo  inconfulto. 

%)e  Sacrijla. 


IS  Thefaurarius  Sacriftam  fub  fe  habet  coadjutorem  ,  &  concuftodem.  Sd* 
crifta  autem  oportet  vir  probus  &  juftus ,  ac  in  officio  fuo  fumme  diligens  fit : 
Qjiamobrem,quando  novus  Sacrijla  habendus  eft,  Thefaurarius  debet  cum 
quaerere  &  invenire  virum  aptum  &  idoneum}&  talem  qui  ignoratur  a  Decano  & 
Capitulo:  inventum  debet  offerre  &  prajfentarc  Decano,  ut  approbetur  &  admit  - 
catur,  cum  juramento  ut  juret  fc  fidelcm,  diligentem  ,  &  in  officio  fuo  ftudiofum 
fore. 

Officium  autem  Sacrifice  Ecclefia?  S.  Paull^Qi  veftibuli  oftium  omni  die,in  pri- 
ma matutinali  pulfatione  apperire.  Item  in  prima  Vefpertina  pulfatione,  ut  Re- 
stores Chori  poffint  ingredi,  &  ad  divinum  fe  of  ficiu  pra?ferant$  utq5  etiam  in- 
.firmi  miniftri,  &  item  qui  fe  nunciant,  fi  velint,  fuas  Canonicas  horas  poflint  re- 
citare.  Is  curet  ut  omnia,  qux  ad  divinum  officium,  &  ad"  Altaria  in  Ecclefia 
fpe&ant,  fint  pura,  integra,  munda,  nitida^  ficuti  funt  Vafa,  Veftimenta,  Mappas, 
linthea,  offertoria  &  abfterforiaj  &  id  genus  omnia,  quaecunq;  funt,  qua?  lotion^ 
egeant,  curet  utfuistemporibuslaveniur,  &  lota  Altaribus  apponentur,  ut  area, 
facra  minifteria,  nihil  fit  nifi  id  quod  &  pulchre  fplendeat  &  bene  oleat.  Tn  hiis 
Sacrifta^  fi  negligens  fucrit,corrc«aioni  Decani  Si  Capiculi  fubijeiatur.  Is  curet 
ctiamutfracl:arefarcicntur,{olutarefolidcntur:utq-,hbriomnes  ad  Decanum  Sc 
Capitulum  pertinentes,  fumptibus  ligatoris  librorum  ligantur,  tcgantur,&  hamu- 
lis  luis  claudantur. 

Is  videat  &  omnino  &  diligentiflime  caveat,  ut  Veftibulo  non  fit  incurfus  & 
f  requentia  hominum.  In  primam  domum  laicus  nemo  ingrediatur,  nifi  cum  licen- 
tia  Decani  &  Capituli  5  &  nifi  quando  pro  re  aliqua  ad  Ecclefiam  neceflaria.  In 
fecundarh  domum  nemo  intret,  nifi  qui  fit  ex  habitu,  &  tunc  duntaxat  quando  fint 
in  Ecclefia  miniftraturi.  In  tertiam  domum  nemo  intret  omnino  nifi  Decanus  Sc 
Refidentes,  Thefaurarius,  &  Sacrifta,  &  fui;  ejus  nifi  fit  caufa  jufta  cur  alius  in- 
tret aliquando,  &  tunc  id  fiat  licentia  a  Decano  obtenta. 

Is  videat  ne  fit  turba,  clamor,  vclcantus  in  veftibulo:  item  ne  fit  confabulatio, 

jurgatio,  jocus:  item  ne  commenfatio  nee  compotatio;  nee  deniq;  aliquod  leve  vel 

inhoneftum  fiat  in  veftibulo.  Is  difponat  &  reponat  omnia  in  locis  convenientibus. 

Ante  omnia  caveat  Sacrifta,  ne  quid  mutuet  cuiq-„  nee  ex  thefauris  accomoder5 

maxime  ne  tradat  in  manus  cujufquam  Scripta  &  munimenta  Ecclefia?,  nifi  licen- 

tiam  habuerit  a  Decano  &  Capitulo,  &  id  quoquo  modo,qua  ratione,&  qu.imdht 

tradat :  Aliter  quidem  fi  fecerit,  agnofcat  plane  in  gravem  dedignationem  Decani 

&  Capituli,  &  in  periculum  amittendi  fui  officii  fc  incurfurum.   Item  caveat  ne 

depofitum  aliquod  alicujusve  extranei  recipiat  bona,  ullo  modo,  in  Veflibulum 

cuftodiendum:  &  quod  teneat  univerfum  veftibulum  &  domus  ejus,  &  ornamen- 

ta  qua?  funt  in  domibus  fuis  pura,  munda,  &  fana,tota inofljtfa,tota  illaefa,  ad  Dei 

honorem,  &  ad  fui  ipfius  laudem  &  Ecclefia?  utilitatera.  ^ftabet  fub  fefervicn- 

tes,  quos  Virgiftros  vocamus;  de  quorum  officio  jam  dicenM. 


» 


EC6L.  CATH,  S.  Pavli, 


*De  Virgiferisi 

Vlrgiferorum,  qui  trcs  numero  funr,of ficium  eft  diligentiflime  infervire  Ec= 
clefia?,  non  per  alias  perfonas  Vicarias,  fed  per  feipfos  propriis  perfonii 
fuisj  &  id  quoqj  non  alternatim  per  ebdomadas,  uti  foliti  iueruntj  fed  om« 
nes  fimul  omni  hebdomada,  omni  quoq-,  die  inceflanter.-  propterea  quod  Ecclefia^ 
in  tanta  fervienrum  pancitate,  nullius  eorum  abfentiam  ferre  poflit.  Semper  unul 
fit  in  Ecclefia  fuaebdomada,  nifi  refeftionis  tempore-,  tunc  loco  ejus,  garcio  ob- 
fervet,  donee  rcdierit.  Si  quando  abeffe  voluerint,  videatur  jufta  &  idonea  fit  cali- 
fa;  etiam  tunc  impetrcnt  licentiara  a  domino  Decano,  qui  tamdiu  &  talibus  tem- 
poribusconcedeteislicentiam,qaibus  Ecdcfia  maxime  illorum  prajfentia  care- 
re  poflit. 

Oftia  Ecclefia?  aperient  &  claudent  hods  congruis  &  opportunis,mane  videlicet 
&  vefpere.  Antequam  vero  claudant,  fcrucent  omncs  Ecclefia?  latebras,  &  fi  quid 
fit,  quod  lateat  fufpiciofum,  excutiatur.  Videant  &  curent,ut  pulfationes  Campa- 
narum, ex  antiquo  more  Ecclefia?,  rite  8c  legitime^  fiant,  fioris  debitis  &  confiie tisV 
Hoftia  Chori  &  San&uarii  (ollicitecuftodient^laicas  perfonas,  vel  in  Chorum  vel 
in  Sanctuariam  nequaquam  ingredi  permittant.-  Si  quas  agnoverint  irigreffas  fu- 
iffe,  cas  honefto  &  fobrio  modo  eijeiant.  Ttem  Sacerdotes  &  qui  non  gerunt  ha* 
bitum  Ecclefia?;  extra  cancellos  ftare  compellant,  ut  Chorus  &  San&uarium  tuta- 
tum  &  quietum,  miniftrantibus  divinum  officium,  effc  poflit. 

In  Ghoro  &  San&uario  caveant  ne  tectis  funt  capitibus,  nifi  caufa  major  urferit 
quam  Decanus,  fimul  cum  Capitalo,  agnofcat  &  admittat.  Qciando  infhnt  Fefts 
folemnioia,vcrrantEcclefiam,  Ecclefia?  pavimenta  &  fcopenr.  Item  muros,  fe* 
neftras,&  areas,  &  omnestempli  fuperiores  partcs,a  fimo,pulvere,&  araneis  libe- 
lant. Item  obediant  Sacrifta?,  qui  obediat  Thefaurarioi  qui  obediat  Decano. 

Sacrifta?  autem  obediant  in  hijs  quidem  qua?  fpeclant  ad  Veftibulum,  ficuti  funE 
CapasefFerre  &  inferre^  illatas  plicare,  plicatas  reponere.  Item  in  effeiendis  & 
inferrendis  Reliquiis  &  Vafis,  &  illiufmodi  aliis  in  quibus  a  Sacrifta  fe  &  admo- 
neri  &  juberi  pati  debeant. 

Infames  perfonas,  maxime  publicas  meretrices,  portatorcs  onerum  per  Eccle-* 
fiara;  mendicos,  qui  vel  fede  &  fomniculofe  jicent  in  Ecclefia^  vel  importune  in* 
terpellant  orantes,  extra  Ecclefia?  fores  eijeiant  &  expellant.  Aflignent  in  cimete= 
rio  foveas  ad  fepulturasj  in  quo  negotio  faciles  &  benigni  fint-,  &  caveant  ne  plus 
jufto  exiganr,  &  quantum  accipient.  Officii  fui  perpetuitatem  non  vendicentj  fed 
fingulo  anno,  ad  ieftum  divi  Michnelis  virgas  fuas  reddant  in  manus  Decani,  & 
Capituli  examinationi  humiliter  fe  fubijeiant-,  promeritum  accepturi  vel  laudem, 
vel  vitupcrium-,  etiam  Virgamfuam  ex  fpe  emendationis,  fi  deliqueririt;  alioquin 
ab  officio  perpetuo  amoveantur. 

Pra?terea,  quia  res  uxoria  eft  fa?penumero  res  negotiofa  &  tuibulent^  atq-,ma- 
ritiuxori,  utdomina?  fua?oportet,  ftudeant..  ;  .  Virgiferi  noftri,  matrimoniali 
follicitudine  diftradi,  in  Ecclefia  officium  fuum  negligant,  aut  ncceflitate  coacti 
(  quia  duobusdominis  nemo  bene  fervire  poteft )  deferant :  IdcirCo  ftatutum  eft 
a  domino  Decano,  Capituloconfentiente,  &conclufum,  ut  deinceps  in  Ecclefia 
S.  Fault  non  fint  ullo  modo  Virgiferi,  nifi  tales  qui  fine  uxoribus  ccelebes  vitam 
ducant,  &  continentiam  teneant-,quod  fi  talis  a  Thefaurario  praefentetur  Decano3 
qui  uxorem  habet,  audito  uxoris  nomine,  ftatim  repellatur.  Item  ad  hoc  officium3 
virgo  vidua,  fi  ca?tera  fint  paria,  pra?feratut:  convenit  enim,  ut  qui  tam  proprie  ac- 
cedunt  ad  Altare  Dei,  tarn  magnifq-,  minifteriis  interfunt,  omnino  cafti  &  interne- 
rati  fint. 

Item  Statutum  eft  deinceps,ut  hij  qui  Virgiferi  fintjin  minoribus  ordinibus  con- 
ftituentur,  &  ad  minutum  gradum  <^Accolitus  accipere  impellantur.  Item  ftatutum 
&  conclufum  eft,ut  deinceps  Virgiferorum  officium,  nullo  modo,  nee  aperte  nee 
fecrcte,  nee  coram  hominibus,  nee  coram  Deo,  fub  ullo  colore  vendatttr  &:  ema- 
il h  h  3s  curs 


r44  ATTES\CDIX  I*C  HIST. 

tur;  hoc  autem  intelle&o  &  probato,  oblatus  ad  officium  non  admittaturv  immo  in 
officio  pofitus,  fi  poftea  conftiterit  id:' ilium  emifle,  e  veftigio  amoveatur.  Hoc 
totutn  fa&um  eft  quidcm,ut  Virgiferi  in  Ecclefia  noftra  perpstuicate  non  vendi- 
cem,  fed  pro  meritis  fempcr,  vel  fuftineantur,  vel  c  jiciantur. 

T>e  Qartionibus. 


G^rtfr/wfuntminiftri  &  ferviVirgiferorum,  fubDccanofc  Capitulo:  Hii 
exculpentEcckfiamsCampanaspulfant,exfulflcntOrgana,  &  omne  aliud 
humilc  officium  excerceant  in  Ecclefia,  ad  imperium  Virgiferorum,  qui  pro  veri- 
tate  &  fide  eorum  fpondent. 


*T>e  Qantore. 


C 


\yfntor  eft  in  Ecclefia  S.  Fault ,  qui  Cantus  praeeft  ••  Ejus  officium  eft  exa- 
^^minare  Cantum  &  Cantores  5  atque  videre  ut  bmnes  in  Choro  jufta  modu- 
latione  cocinnant ;  affignarequid  quifq-,  cantet,  fuis  locum  &  temporibus  5  atq; 
facere  ut  pro  varictate  dierum  &  Feftorum  varii  &  idonei  Camus  obferventur. 
Inmajonbus  feftis  Antifhonam  fupcr  Magnificat  &  BenediBus  incipcre  ••  Item 
Troceflionales  cantus  &  fequentias  inchoare  j  &  Gloria  in  excelfis.  Canonico  ce- 
lebranti  ad  divinum  Altarc  iotonare ;  videre  qui  pueri  introducantur  in  Chorum  , 
etquos  canendi  facultatem  habent ,  admittere..  Item  ad  ejus  officium  pertinet 
Gapas in  Choro  ,  quotiens gerantur,  proqualitate  perfbnarum ,  diftribuere.  Om- 
nem  autem  corre&ionem  domino  Decano  &  Capitulo  relinquat,  &  feipfum  etiam 
judicio  Decani  Capituliq?  fubjiciat  >  cui  agnofcat  in  omnibus,  qua?  ad  ejus  offi- 
cium pertinent ,  obedire  oporterc. 
Is  Tub  fe  Smcmtonm  habet- 

7>c  Snccemore, 


SUccentorum  officium  eft  in  abfentia  Cantorum  vices  ejus  gercrej  &  quod  face- 
ret  ipfe  praefens ,  quatcnus  ad  Cantum,  fpe&at  in  Choro  facere:  Admone- 
req;&juberequemq;utdecet,  tam  minores  Canonicos  quam  reliquos  omnes 
miniftros,  quod  canendum  fit  in  Choro,  canent :  Etiam  majores  Canonicos  quof- 
cunq-,  qui  in  Choro  funr5  fed  eacum  humilitatc  &  cum  debita  rcverentia*,  in  quo 
obliguntur  omnes,  quod  inftituerit  Succentor  in  Choro,  faltem  in  Cantu,  ftatim 
&  libentec  exq^  omni  excufatione,  faciant. 

T>e  Magiftro  Schola  Cantus. 

MK^gifirum  SchoU  Cantus  conftituit  Cantor.  Adcumpertinet  eos,  qui  ca- 
nere  nequeunt  inftruere,pueros  diligenter  docere,  cis  non  folum  magiftrum 

Cantus,  fed  etiam  bonorum  morum  efle.    Nullum malum  exemplum 

oftcnderc,  fed  multo  magis  cofdem  dc  vitijs  eorum  admonere,  &  ad  virtutem  ex- 
hortare.  Ad  eum  etiam  pertinet  tabulam  obfervare,  &  quicanunt  quemq?  ordine 
fuo  infcriberej  ut  quid  quifq  s  faciat  fine  tuipultu  &  agnofcat  facile,  &  exequatur. 


ECCL.  CATH.  SPavli.  245 


%)e  Cancellation 

GancelLriits^  Ecclefia?  &  Capituli  fcriba  eft :  nam  ad  eum  pcrtinet  componere 
Sc  fcriberc  EpiftolasCapitulij&legere  coram  Capitulo  eas  qua?  adCapitu- 
lum  cranfmittuntur. 

Is  pra?cipuc  Sigillum  cuftodit ,  &  qua?  figillanda  funt  figillat .  Is  pra?eft  omni 
lettioni  in  Choro,  &  videt,  ut  quicquid  legatur,  id  rite,  pulchre  &  diftinttc  Jega- 
tur:  docet  in  hoc  gencrc  ignorantcs,laudatbcnefacicntes,  male  Jegentes  corripir, 

&caftigat.Epilcopoaliquandolegcntiultimamlc(aionem,ipfeCanccllanuslibrum 
fuftincns  miniftrat. 

In  majoribus  Fcftis  fexta  le&io  ab  ipfo  Cancellario  legi  debeat.  Is  ctiam  pra?eft 
literature,  non  folum  Ecclefia?,  fed  etiamtotiuscivitatis.Omnes  magiftri  Gram- 
matices  ei  fubijeiuntur.  Is  in  Schola  Pauli  Magiftrum  idoneum,  quern  ante  De- 
cano  &  Capitulo  pra?fcntavcrit,  prsefickj  &  a?desillius  Scholse  furaptibus  fuis  re- 
ficit.  Is  etiam  libros  Ecclefia?  omncs  fcholafticos  cuftodit,  &  Magifter  cruditi- 
onis  &c  do<5trina?  eft;  &  auditonbus  legere  opor'"^  facras  Literas,  ad  Dei  cogniti- 
oncm,  8c  ad  vita?  &  morum  inftitutionem.  Item  de  numero  Librorum,  &  integri- 
tate  eorum,  quotiens  vocatus  fuerit,  reddet  rationem. 

T>e  Magijlro  (jrammaticesj  \ 

MAglfier  Schola  Grammatics  virprobus&  honeftus  debet  cfle,  atq;  multa?& 
hudatje  iiteratura?:  Is  pueros  doceat  Grammaticam,  maxime  eos  qui  fint 
Ecclefia?-,  eifdem  exemplum  bona?  vira?  oftendat:  Caveat  magnopeie  nc  fcanda- 
lizat  teneros  animos  aliqua  feditate,  vel  facti  vel  fermonis;  quinimo  fimul  cum 
cafta  Iiteratura,  imbuateosfanctis  moribus:  fitq;  eis,non  folum  Grammatica?,fed 
ctiam  virtutis  Magifter.  Is  loco  Cancellarii  fenbit  in  t  bula,  atq;  notat  ordine, 
quid  quifq;  legat  in  Ecclefia.  Is  etiam  Magiftcr,  habitum  gerat  in  Choro,  &  in 
majoribus  Feftis  primam  Icctionem  legat.    . 

%)e  Subfcriha  Capituli. 

H  Abet  etiam  Cancellarius,  Tub  fe,Scribam,  qui  eft  quad  ejus  Sdfcrifa.  Ejus 
jfficium  eft  acta  &  rerum  geftarum  Ecclefia? ,  Uteris*  perpetu a?  memori^ 
commendare,  rerum  &  temporum  ordine  fcrvato. 

T)e  Qanonico  Stagiario,  qui  prajit  Camera  <& 

'Piftrino. 

EX  majoribus  Canonicis  &  Refidentariis,  eligatur  unus,  maxime  idoneus  vir» 
pra?ftans  bonitate  &  prudentia,  qui  praefit  Camera?  &  Piftrino<  E  jus  officiurn 
eft  fpecularc,&  videreCamerarium,&cuftodemPiftrini;  videlicet  ex  fuo  uterq? 
officio,  recte  omnia  agat  ad  Ecclefia?  &  fratrum  commoditatem.  Is  fub  Decano 
&  Capitulo  habct  imperium  in  Camerarium  &  Piftrinicuftodem;  &  in  cos  quoq; 
qui  eis  fubjiciuntur. 

iii  Pi 


24*         AFTE&CD1X  I^C  HIST. 


T)e  Camerario. 

CAmerarii  officium,  eft  diligenter  curarc5  utundequaq;  redditus^qui  Camerae 
debentur,  in  temporibus  jufte  perfolvantur;  in  quorum  folutione,  fi  quis 
tardior  repcriatur,  Camcrarius  referat  Refidentiario  illi,  qui  prxeft  Camera  6c 
Piftrino.  1$  piajfe&us,  fi  fc  nequcat  remedium  invenirc,  Dccanum  &  Capitulum 
confulat.  IsCamerarius  recipit  nummos  omncs  qui  debentur  Camera?,  &  ex 
ijfdem  ftipendia  &  pitantias'folviteis  quibus  folvi  debeant.  Panem,  Vinum,ceram, 
oleum;  &  qukquid  aliud  fit  quod  in  domo  Dei  ad  quptidianos  ufus  pertinet,  quod 
fumpnbus  Decani  &  Capituli  emi  debeat,  is  emit,  fk  empta  reponit;  ut  femper 
adfit  Ecclefia  S.  Pauli  quod  fit  neceflarium,  ad  facra,  &  ceremonias.  Poftremo 
cuiqj  quod  opus  eft,  tradit.  Ts  etiam  &  recepti  &  expenfi  compotum,  &  totius  fui 
officii  rationcm  reddet  Decano  &  Capitulo.Is  fubfe  habct  Collettorem  reddttuum* 

T)e  Colwi&ore  reddituumi 

COlleffor reddituumjotms  fua?  Colle&ionis  fidelem  compotum  reddet  Came- 
rario, triduo  antequam  Camerarius  ille  computaverit.  Is  colliget  redditus 
omnes  &  proventus,  undequaq-,  nafcuntur:  Colie&a  ad  manus  Camerarii  deferat, 
Libros  colle&ionis  fuse  &  compotum  de  anno  in  annum,  faciat.  Hii  libri  ad  pcr- 
petuam  memoriam  in  Camera  Eccleiia?  fervati  rcponuntur* 

T>e  cujlode  Tiftrinh 

CUftos  Plftrlni  fub  Refidentiario  pra?fe<!io,vicleat  fanum  &  integrum  frumen- 
tum  in  piftrinum  a  firmariis  inferatur,  id  coram  piftore  examinetur.  Is  tradic 
ex  Piftrino  Canonicis  &  omnibus  miniads  Tuam  cuicjj  juftam  portionem  :  Non 
folvcntes  frumentum  firmarios,  vel  tardius  folventes  notet,  nominatim,  &  Refi- 
dentiario pra?fe&o  referat.  Laicis  venditum  panem  non  reddat,  nifi  ex  licentia 
Decani  &  Capituli.  Claves  Panctria?  apud  fe  teneat,  &  quando  tradendi  funt 
panes, ipfepraefens fir,  &Taliasfaciatipfe.  Panem  in  pafto  videac  ponderari: 
Attcndar  &  curet,ut  piftor  &  fervi  honefti  fint,&  fuis  ftipendiis  contcnti.  Efficiac 
deniq-,ut  Piftrinum  fit  fan&um  &  inviolatum  ab  omni  fpurcitia  &  iniquitate.Com- 
potationes,  Concenationes,  &  meretricia  communia  illic  nequaquam  fiant,  quin- 
imo  nonpatiatur.  Sufpe&as  perfonas  domum  ingredi  omnino,  necfervosqui- 
demCanonicorum.fi  vita?  funt  folutioris.  Curet  hofpitium.Piftrini  fuis  horis 
claudatur,  &  claufis  apud  fe  teneat,  vel  fideli  cuftodi  tradat.  Singulis  menfibus  dc 
ftatu  Piftrini  Refidentiario  praefecio  rationem  reddat. 


$)e  Elemojinario, 

H  Abet  etiam  Ecclefia  S.  Fault •  Elemofinarium'.  Is  homo  plus  &  pauperum 
neceflitatibuscompatiensfit.  Ejus  orricium  eft  ftatutis  diebus  Elemofinas 
diftribuere  egentibus,  uti  voluerint  illi,  qui  publicam  in  elemofinam  redditus  con- 
tulerunt:Et  pauperes,fi  qui  fint  qui  juxta  Eccltfiam  moriuntur,in  majori  ccemiterio 
gratis  fepelire.  Is  o&o  pueros,  bona?  indolis  &  honefta?  paren  ela?,  habear;  quos 
alet  &  educet  in  morum  difciplina:  videat  etiam  infti uantur  in  Cantu  &  literatura 
Ut  in  omnibus  apti  ad  minifterium  Dei  in  Ghoro  efle  poflunt.Caveat  ne  quicquam 

pro 


ECCL.  CATK  S.  Paul  i. 


_:  M7 


Per  Bui- 


pro  admiffione  eorum  accipiat,  fed  gratam  in  Ecclefia?  elcmofinam  admittatur 
redditusElemofina?,unde&  a  quibus  folvitur  colligat  &  defcriBat,  detqj  calcu- 
lum,  turn  rcccpti,  turn  expenfi. 

j  T>e  cuflode  nova  fabrics. 

HAbct  prajterea  Decanus  &  Capitulum  Cujtodem  nova  fabric*  &  opens. 
Is  dilapidate  reftauret ,  fractas  feneftras  rcficiat,  poft  pluvias  &  nives. 
Voltas  omnes  &  tecta  exquirat  sc  expurgat.-nihil  fabricari  fupra  in  fumma  parte 
operis  permittat,  unde  aliquid  periculi  fabrics  polfic  evenire.  Vidcat  ne  cuftos 
C&pcllx beau  CMarU}p\us  juftoj  accipiat.  Qua?  pertinent  ad  refcctionern 
fabrica?  contra  oblationes  &  teftamentorum  lcgata,  &  quicquid  ex  devotione 
populipervenerit.  Item  certi  redditus  annui  in  hoc  opere  quod  expendit,  & 
quomodo  &  quando,  &  quibus  de  caufis,  juftum  cakulum  reddat. 

T>e  Qanonicis  in  general^  &  unde  primum  no- 
men  ^ejidentis, 

Canonici  in  Ecclefia  S.Paull  fub  domino  Decano,  antiquo  inftituto  *  tri-  *  ft. 
ginta  funt  numeroj  qui  quondam  in  principio  regularem  duxerunt  vitam, lam  Ludi  cu '" 
Uti  nomen  Canonici  declarat,  quod  eft  dictu  ReguUris:  &  in  Ecclefia  omnes  %£&!"*  ?°1' 
perpetuo  refiderunt,  in  obedientia,  caftitate,chantatc,orationc,jejunio,lectionc, 
&  contemplationc-  Aliqui  corum  Sacerdotes,  aliqui  Diaconi,aliqui  Subdiaconi 
Temper  exiftentcs.  Eorum  etiam olim  fuum  quifq-,  habuit  vicarium,  hominem 
in  facris  ordinibus  conftitutum.  Canonici  in  choro,  die  noctuck  jugiter  pfalle- 
bant.  In  Altarc  Dei  Sacerdotes  viciflim  miniftrabant,  cotidie  eis  Canonicis, 
diaconis&  fubdiaconisinfervientibus;  communi  confilio  omnia  Ecclefia?  ne- 
gotia  tra<5terunt,  &  fccundum  divi  ^uguftlni  regulam,facultatibus  in  commri- 
ne  collatis,  communiter  vixerunt,  in  vi&u  eorum  facH  neceflaria  rerum  jufta 
diftributione. 

Sed,  proh  dolor,  ut  omnia  alia  bene  inftiruta,  ita  hoc  quoqs  paulatim  fuc- 
ceflione  temporum,  in  alium  ftatum  plane  infcelicem  devenit;  nam  Canonici 
coeperunt  magis  amare  mundum  quam  Deum,  &  curfum  feculi  fequi  quam 
cceii;  atq-,  alius  poft  alium  ccpit  fenfim  &  paulatim  abire  in  feculum;  abefle  fuse 
Ecclefia?,  &  aliis  locis  degere;  tenentes  tantum  nomen  &  ritulum  Canonici. 

Hii  primum  vocati  fuerunt  Regular  est,  tunc  tandem  Seculares  Canoniti  cepe- 
runt  vocitari,  quo  nomine  adhuc  dehoneftantur,  qua  abeundi  &  abeflendi  licen- 
tia,  Ecclefia  prope  deftkuta  eft.  Qui  reliqui  fuerunt  Canonici  pauculi,  ne  om- 
nia mifere  pereant,  nova  fe  profeffione,  atq-,  novo  jufjurando,  ut  in  Ecclefia 
perpetuo  refideant,  aftrinxerunt,  facile  contenti;  nee  alii  quo  velint  abcant  ab- 
itintq;  etiam  cum  titulonominisfui&aliquaPrxbenda  eis  pro  qualitate  per- 
fonaeaffignad,  dummod6finantrcliquosqui  denuo  fe  in  Ecclefia,  ex  vcteri 
more  manere  profeffi  fuerint,  agere  &  tra&are  omnia,  quae  ad  honorcm  divini 
Cultus  &  Eeclefia?  utilitatcm  videantur  pertinere. 

Itaq •  in  Cathedralibus  Ecclefiis  nomen  RefidentU  ccpit  inolere,  quod  eft  no- 
men novae  profeffionis,  novaiq*  promifla?  obfervantia?.  Hii,  revcra,  Ecclefia?, 
vera  &  ftabilita  membra  cenfeantur:  Hii  funt,  quos  Decanus  debet  vere  fuos 
fratres  numerare,  qui  volunt  &  prbfitcntur  fe  cum  illo  continue  manere  in  Ec- 
clefia, &  Deo  inceflanter  &  fanfio  Paulo  infervirc.  In  eorum  manibus  rota 
Ecclefia  eft  pofita,  ut  in  gratia  Dei,  earn  regant  &  gubcrnant.  Quod  quidem 
videntur  facile  conceffifleifti,quosvotoabcuntes  Canonici,  ac  quafi  jus  &  in- 
terefle  fuum,  {altem  quatinus  ad  Ecclefia?  Regimen  fpe&at  renunciafle,  dum- 
modo  liceat  eis  cum  fua  portione  abirc,  &  ubi  locorum  volueririt,  libereperma- 
nere.  lii*  Hi? 


24S  JT<PE&(plX  I5\£  HIST. 


Hii  Refidentes  in  principio  fancre  &  religiofc  vixerunr,  uti  in  amitate  &  h.o: 
minum  tuiba  fanfte  &  religiofc  viverc  poteft .  Et  tales  in  catfcedralibus  Ecckfiis 
Refidentes  f  ucrunt  habiti,  quales  modo  apud  religiofos  objervantes-,  nam  reforma- 
tionem  &  obfcrvationem  regularis  vita:  profcfTi  lunt.   Sed  itcrum  exclamo,  proh 
fcelus-,  hii cmoq^vociii  Refide-ntes,  modo, &:  Regula  &  difciplina,  apoftatarunt;  & 
a  fan&a  ilia  Ecclefiaftica  vivendi forma,  qua?  prifca  iub  patnbus  bpifcopis  fuir, 
longe  recefleruntj  &tamfuntnurxufq-,  quaq-,  !k  in  vita  &in  rcligione  deforma- 
ti,  u:  non  minus  quam  quondam  Canonici,  jam  Refidentes  ipfi,  rcformatione  ege- 
ant;  Dcferant  enim  Ecclefias  in  quibus  pcrmanentiam  profeffi  furu,  vagantes  fo- 
lutius,  &  errant;  divinum  cultum  relinquunt-,  Curam  Ecclefias  abjiciunt^  propria 
lucrafe&antur^communiabonain  privatosulusvertunt:  "Nee  aliudeftin  hacin- 
fce  icitate  &  confufione  temporum  in  Ecclefia  cathedral!  refidere,q;:am  proprium 
commodum  querere;  ac  ut  planius  loquar,fpoliare  Ecclefiam,&  fe  ditiores  facere^ 
O  fcelus  nefandum!  Odeteftandainiquitas!  veruntamen  nondefuerunt  fupcriori- 
bus  feculis,  turn  Epifcopi,  turn  Decani,  quividentes&experiuntes,  quod  om- 
nia progrelfu  temporis labuntur  in  detenus,  ederent  Leges  &  Statuta,  prohiben- 
tia  tranlgreffiones&aliquoufq^admeliorem  formam  revocanria.    Iraq-,  in  hac 
noftra  Ecclefia  S.  Fault,  partim  Epifcopi,  partim  Decani,  in  Vifkation  bus  fukj 
quid  Refidentes  faciant,   &  quam  RefidencU  regulam  obfervent,   diffinierunt. 
Quod  totum  nos  Johannes  Collet  Decanus,  utexcerpfimus  ex  libro  Statutorum, 
poftea  trademus.  Sed  primus  quae  de  majonbus  Canonicis  in  generali,  ut  in  ve- 
Eeribus  Statutis  Ecclefia;  invenirmis,  dicamus. 


De  Canonicis  Ecclejite  S.  Tauli  in  generali. 

GAnoniemzb  Epifcopo  nominatus,  affert  literas  Epifcopi  3d  Decanum  &  Ca- 
pitulum  Praebendx  collatitias:  Scriba  legit;  Decanus  exquint  fhtim,  ft  nul- 
lum reperiatur  induc-tum  habitu  Canonico?  turn  Decanus  admittit,  d;ccns5  Nos  ad- 
mittimus  te  in  Canonicum  &  fratrem,  &  tradimus  tibi  regularis  objervantix  for- 
mam, in  hoc  voluminecontentam,  pro  cibotuofpiritualix  Item  tradimus  tibj  ifiunt 
pattern,  in  refeBionem  tui  corporalem. 

Panis  autcm  per  Elemofinarium  pauper!  cradltur. 

Canonkus  ille,  fi  non  fit  iniciatus  facris,admoneatur,ut  quum  primum  ad  facros 
ordines  accedat.  Tunc  Decanus  affignet  pro  fratribus  unum  qui  Canonicum  in 
fuum  ftallum  inducet,  dicens,  Bominus  cuftodiat  introitam  tuum^ejr  exitum  tuum 
ex  hoc  nunc  &  ufq;  infeculum.  Canonicus  proftratus  in  genu,  Dominicam  ora- 
tionemdicat.  Turn  qui  inftallaveritaddat,  Et  ne  nos  inducas  in  temptationemy 
Salvumfac  fervum  tuum-,  Mine  ei  Bomine  auxilium  de  Sanclo^Nthil  proficiat  ini- 
mkus  in  eo-s  Efto  ei  domine turris  fortitudinis-,  Bomine  cxaudi  orationem  meam^ 
Bominus  vobifcum  5  Or  emus. 

Beus  omnium  bonorum  princlpium  &  finis,  virtutum  dator,  &  meritorum  benif- 
niffimepremiator,  obfecramus  immenfam  tu<e  largitatis  habundantiam,  ut  per  preces 
&  merita  Bocl 'oris gentium  Pauli, patroni  noflri,  tribuas  huicfamulo  tuo  N.  quern 
noflro  dignatus  es  afcribere  collegio,  tibi  tarn  pie  jugiter  famulari-,  ftcq-,  inbacdomo 
tua  per  veram  charitatem  cum  fratribus  converfari,  utpoft  decurfum  prafentis  vit& 
fiadium,  te  donantejperatam  incorrt*ptibilis  vita  br avium  comprebendat,  per  Chri- 
fium  dominant 

Pofthaecfurgensexproftratione  Canonicus,  fufcipiat  Pfalmos;  agnofcens  fe 
illos  quotidie,  nifi  aliter  fuerit  impeditus,  pro  benef adoribus  Ecclefia*,  dicere  o- 
porterc.  Deindereduclusin  Gapitulum,  difcumbatin  noviffimo  loco  :  Poftea 
coram  Decano  &  fratribus,  ta&is  facrofan&is  Evangeliis,  juret  primum  ut  obe- 
diat  omnino  Decano  &  Capitulo:  Qgod  Ecclefia*  S.  Pauli  fidelis  fit:  Jura  &  li- 
berates Ecclefia*  pro  poffe  defendet «  Laudabilesconfuetudines,ut  eas  didicerir 
fervec-  Capituli  fecrcta,  aliter  quam  debet,  non  revelet.  Item  oportet  Canoni- 
cus, vocatus  ad  Capituluni,undecunq  j  ad  Ecclefia:  negotia  prcfto  reniat,  inde  non 

receffu- 


~ECCL.  CATH.  £  Pavli."  ^ 


recefTums  nifi  cognita  caufa,  &  licentia  obtcnta.  Non  veniens  autem,  fcriptis  fc 
excufer;  fignificetq; ipfoabfcncc  quicquid  2gerint  fratres  dehabiturum 

Port  longam  vero  abfentiam  Canonicus  reverfus,  infra  triduum  revifat  fratres 
Dccanummaximeintelle&urusfiquidemerferitin  ejus  abfentia,  quod  ad  ilium 
videatur  pertinere.  Item  quando  intellexerit  f  ra:rem  defun&um,  fi  Canom'cus 
(acerdos  fit,  funerale  officium  dicat,  &  Miffas  decern,  ve!  ab  alio  dici  efficiat.  Si 
Canonicus  diaconus,Pfalmos  decern;  Subdiaconus  totidem.  Hxc  omnia  polli- 
ciatur  &  promittat  novus  Canonicus. 

Tunc  poftrcmd  admiflus  ad  ofculum  primum  Decani,  turn  fratrum,  ad  fedeai 
fuam  in  pace  dimittatur,  nifi  fimul  tunc  admittatur  ad  aliquam  dignitatem.  Tunc 
qUidem  illi  Decanus  dicat,  Amicd  afcende  fupcrias-^Sc  affignetei  locum  dignitatis 
fuse.  Si  atitem  ad  dignitatem  imprsebendatus  admictatur,  duntaxat  introducatus 
in  ftallum  fuum,  in  Choro  ulteriori  non  aftri&us  juramento,  donee  aiiquam  fuerit 
Pi  a»bendam  afTecutus  .  Tuncautem  juljurando  Canonici  alligetur.  Si  Canoni- 
cus defignatus  mittat  procuratorem,  per  ejufmodi  nee  inftalletur  Canonical, nee  ad- 
mittatur;  fed  duntaxat  Procurator!  oftendatur  ftallum  in  Choro,  &  Pfalmi  di- 
cendi,  &  miniftratiopr^bendi  eidemtradatur.  In  fratrem  vero  &  Canonicum, 
nifi  in  propria  perfona  admitti,  nequaquam  potcft. 

Canonicus  autem  commutatus  Prxbendam,  denuo  admittatur  &  inftalletur,  & 
hoc  quoq-,  totiens  quotiens  Prsebendx  fua?  poffefibr  £ru<5rus  ftatim  reopit,  fi  vivo 
fuccedat;  fin  mortuo  ad  integrum  poftea  annum  &  tres  dies  Pi  a?benda?  fuae  fructi- 
bus  carebir.  Vacatio  autem  Prsebendarum  dignitatum  Decani  &  Gapituli  eft.  Le- 
gitime vocatis  fratnbus  ad  concil  um,  ut  de  rebus  Ecclefia?  neceflariis,  communi 
confenfutraclecur;  finon  veniant,  reliquiprocedant,  aliorum  non  cxpe&ato  ju- 
dicio-,  nam  qui  raro  apparent  in  Eccle  fia,  pro  confulroribus  non  habeantur. 
i '  Omnes  Canonici^  ratione  Prxbendatum  fuarum,foli  Decano  &  Capitulo  fub- 
jiciuntur,  foliq;  cidem  j  jramento  aftringunrur.  Omnes  autem  Canonici  ad  Mifla- 
rum  onera  obhgcntur,  ut  fucceflive  fuis  ebdomadibu^  per  fc,  vcl  per  alios  ad  fum- 
mum  Altare  Miriam  celebrent,&  oblationesaccipiant,  tertiam  partem  Diacono  Se 
SubJiacono  dividant. 

Canonicus ebdomadarius  yceffkntc  Campanarum pulfatione., per  conveniens  fpi- 
tiumexpe&er,  donee  fratres  veniunt,  antequam  officium  inchoet.  Infcriprus  ali- 
quis  Canonicus  admonitus  ve,  vel  ad  lectionem  a  Canccllario,  vel  ad  Cantum  a 
Pra?centore,  prompte  fecxhibeat,  etiamfiad  regendum  chorum  vocetur,  vel  ad 
affiftendum  Decano  in  Miffis  ad  fummum  Altare  cclebrantij  quod  quidem  fief, 
femper  in  Feftis  mapribus,ut  majores  Canonici ,etiam  ex  non  refidentibus  Chorum 
regant  Primas,  Antiphonast  Pfalmosi  bjmnos  incipiant,  &  miniftranti  ad  fummum 
Altare  affiftant. 

Ha?c  omnia  intelligcnda  funt  dc  Canonkis  poft  primum  annum;  fimul  atq;  ce- 
perant  ex  Pra»benda  fruclus  percipere:Tuncenim  quando  in  Choro  apparuerunr, 
licet  Decano  &  Pnecentori  &  Cancellario  cos  ad  aliqua  officia,  ad  divinum  cultum 
fpectantia  imperare .  In  hyeme  nigris-,  in  Eftate  candidis ;  In  noctc  femper  nigro 
induanmr. 

Canonici  ingrediantur  ante  Gloria patriprimi  Pfalmi,  alioquin  forisftent,  In- 
gredientes  autem,  ad  Orientem,  in  ipfo  Chori  medio,  primum  Deo;  turn  verfi  in 
occidcntcm,  Decano  indinct;  deinde  ad  ftalla  fua  acccdant,  inde  non  recefiuri, 
nifi  major  caufa  expofcat  3  Reccdentes  etiam,  memorcs  fint  fc  in  medio  Chori, 
Deum  &  Decanum  falutare  oporterc.  In  ftallum  vero,  fobrii,  fimplices,  &  ere&i 
ftent.  If-  Choro civeant  a  confabulatione,  cachinno,  rifu-,  aut orent,  aut legant, 
aut  pfallent,  memores  eorum  fa&a  aliis  minoribus  nyniftris,  cxemplum  fore. 

In  Choro  dum  ftant  cum  reliquis  miniftris,ftationes,inclinationes,eonverfiones, 
proftrationes  &  csteros  geftus  dignos  Choro  &  divino  fervicio  obfervent.  Requi* 
ficiutaliquidfaciantvcl  canant,  vel  in  fummo  Altari  miniftrent,  non  recufent; 
agnofcences  fe,  dum  in  choro  funt,  legibus  Ecdefia:  infervire  oportere.  In  ebdo- 
mada  fua,  yd  die  aliquo  fefto,  fi  quis  Canonicus  Miflam  ad  fummum  Altare  dicat, 
prodeatnovitertonfus  &  rafus,purus,nitidus,  quodoccat  fe  omnem  quam  poffic 
revcrentiam  Sacramento  exhibcre.   Supercilicia  habeant  Candida,  Capse  eorum 

Kkk  nigra?, 


7^  ATTEU^CDIX  IH.  HIST^ 


■  igra^  ne  longitudine  nimia  defluant,  nee  nimia  brcvitate  dependcant;  modum  in 
.nimbus,  ut  convenit,  tencant.  Tonfura,  vultu,  habitu,  geftu5  omni  deniq;  motu 
alesfint,utdeceat.  '• 

Sacerdotesdivinofamulitiomancipiantur:  Colloquia  cum  mulienbus  ubiq;, 
fed  in  Ecclefia  maxime  vitent,  quae  &  fufpefta  &  periculofa  funt.-  In  procefli- 
onibusbini&bini,fervatoordinc  &jufta  diftantia,  incedant,  vultibusin  terrain 
dimiffis  fobriejin  quibus  omnino  caveant  ne  confabulent  cum  laicis  &c  aliis  quibuf- 
cunq-„  extra  Proceffioncm,  perfonis;  &  fi  fe  ingerant,  repellantur. 

Tempore  divini  officii,  caveat  quifq?  Canonicus,  neinnavi  Ecclefia;,  vel  alibi 
extra  Chorum,  appareat,  dedecorofum  enim,  &  apoftafia;  fimile  eft,  fratrem  in 
Ecclefia  vagare  fine  habitu  Canonicatus  fui5  praefertim  quum  reliqui  fratres  in 
Choro  in  divino  obfequio  occupati  funt. 

Canonicashorasvigilanterobfervcnt;  divinum  officium,  humiliter  &  devote 
perfolvant;  veniant  ad  Ecclefiam,  non  vage  nee  folute,  nee  cum  vana  pompa^  fed 
graviter  &  fobrie,modo  convenienti  &  fobrio,ut  decct  viros  fan&itatis  prof  efiorcs; 
&  hoc  non  fo'um  die^  fed  etiam  node,  ut  fe  probent  religiofos,  &  coram  Dso  8c 
coram  hominibus.  In  Ecclefiaautem,  maxime  in  Choro,  omni  vanirate  abjecH, 
toto  fc  dedant  orationi  &  divino  obfequio  :  Confabulationcm,  rifum,  levem  vul- 
tum,  qua;  funt  argumenta  levis  &  foluta;  mentis,  fummopere  devitcnt.  Quae  funt 
hujus  feculi,  in  Choro  nee  loquanturipfi,  nee  alios  loqui  audiant5  immo  tales  ob» 
jurgent,fignificantcs  in  Choro  qui  funt,eos  omnia  quae  funt  mundi  oblivifci  opor- 
tereiatq^ea  qua;  funt  cceli  &ccelcftia  duntaxat  medirari;  memorf(q5  etiam  effc 
cicbereeorum,  inomnioratione  &  devotione,  qui  collatiseis  beneficus  &  elemo- 
finis,tale  fibi  otium  pepererunt ,  ut  fine  egeftatejin  fufficientia  rerum  neceflaria- 
tum>  Deo  fervire  poflinr. 

Negligentcs,  omitrentcs,  deforme  &  inconcinnum  committentes,  a  domino 
Decanoquam  afperime  corripiantur,  &  remotius  a  bonis  &  diligentibus  in  loco, 
abje&uri,  feorfimfpedandiab  omnibus  ftatuantur,  ad  tempus?  ut  eos  delicti  pu- 
deat  &  peniteat5  nee  foras  dedignj  bundis  excurrant^  fed  in  Choro,  in  loco  pceni- 
tentia;  fuo  aflignato,  ad  Decani  arbitrium  maneat;  ut  difcant  tandem  in  Choro 
nihil  iropetum  nee  indecens,  nee  verbis  nee  factis ,  nee  cogitatione.  Item  fieri  de- 
berc,  fi  funt  ignorantes,  quid  agant  humiliter  difcant. 

T>e  %efidentibm  in  Ecckfia  S.  TauU. 

CAnonici  Refidentes  dicuntur  a  continua  refidentia  in  Ecclcfiajeos  enim  opor- 
tetin  Ecclefia  perpetuo  refiderc;  nam  ad  eos  totius  Ecclefia;  cura  pertinet.  In 
Choioexemplumoftendant.  InGapitulo  frequentiffime  negotia  Ecclefia;  tra- 
tfent,  rebus  Ecclefia;  aflidue  provideanr.  Qui  autem  refideat  antea  in  Capitulo, 
convocatis  fratribus  refidentibus,  profiteatur  fe  refidentem  fore,  atq-,  laudabiit 
more  Ecclefice  S.  Pauli  facturus  quod  fit  boni  Refidentis. 

Tempus  autem  in  quo  profiteatur,  eft  una  quatuor  Vigiliarum,  viz.  aut  Nati- 
vitatU,  aut  Pafchsi  aut  S.  $oh.  Baptift<et  aut  S.  CWich.  Archangeli.  Videatur  qui 
refidentiam  inchoat,  is  fanus  fit  corpore,  &  incolumis  ad  cotidianos  in  Choro  la- 
bores  perferendos.  Si  poft  inchoationcm  refidentiae  cgrotaverit,  Cum  miferecor- 
dia  foveatur. 

In  primis  Refidens  in  Ecclefia  S.  Pauli  nulla  alia  Ecclefia  quacunqj  refideat 
ullo  modoj  id  enim  faciens,  fta/jm  Ecclefia;  S.  Pauli  non  refidens  cenfeatur,  & 
privetur  omni  fructu  &  emolumento  refidentis.  Item  alibi  Refidens,  fi  quos  per- 
ceperit  ex  Ecclefia  Pauli  fructus,  cos  omnes  cogatur  reftituerc;  nihil  enim  tam  de- 
teftabile  eft,  nee  apud  Deum,  nee  apud  homines  tarn  abhominabile,  nee  ccrte  Ec- 
clefia; tam  peftiferum  ac  perniciofum,  quam  profeffum  aliquem  in  hac  Ecclefia, 
ad  Refidentiam,  eundem  alia  in  Ecclefia  quacunq-,  refidere. 

Nullusproteftationemfacicc  in  Ecclefias  donee  plcne&  clare  exonerctur  xre 
alieno. 

Refidens 


TTCCL.  QATH.  5".  Pah li.  ^ 


Refidens  autem  in  domo  afiqua,  Ecclefia?  vicina,  maneat,  &  continue*  refi- 
deat-,  quo  commodius  &  ad  Ecclefiam  accedere,  &  item  a  Decano  ad  Cap. tula  & 
confilia  pro  rebus  &  negotiis  Ecckfia?,  poffit  accerfiri. 

Quid  fit  %ejidens  in  Ecclefia  S.  ^Pauli. 

REfiderc  autem  in  Ecckfia  S.  Pauli  proprie  eft,  pro  viribus  &  facu!tat;bus  in 
domo  vicina  Ecckfia?,  laudabilem  &  honeftam  famiLam  renere,  feivos  ha- 
bere b:ne moratos;  Canonicis  horis,  turn d  urnis  turn  noclurnis  IntcreiTe.  In  prin- 
cipalibus  feftis,  &  debus  fokmpnioribus  omnibus,  omnino  horis  adelle;  aliis  au- 
tem diebus,  ad  minimum,  uniharum  qua:  uorhorarum^  -viz,,  aut  Vejprts  &  Cem- 
/>/^<?r/0  a  principio  ufq-,  adfinem-,  aut  Matutinis  a  principio  ufq;  ad  fincm5  auc 
Prim*  a  principio  ufq;  ad  altam  M  iTam,am  alts  MifTa?  a  principio  ufq-,ad  finem. 
Item  Capitulum  in  quibus  r£s  Ecclefiam  publica  tra&atur,  temper  adeffc,  &  pra?- 
fenteseffe.  Publici  onera,  officia,  &  labores,  pro  communi  Ecckfia?  militate 
fubire:  Inotio  darcoperamftudiisjfapientiamquercre,  &  fraties,  ac  Erclcfiar 
clericosveiboDeipafcere  :  Admonere  inferiorcs  cum  omni  difcrctionc  &pie- 
tate. 

In  Choro  dum  fint,  &  orare  &  pfallere,  &  ea  ad  qua?  depurantur,  ftatfm  cum 
omni  humilitatc  &  reverentia  in  divino  officio  peragere,  Temper  &  affidue;  Eccle- 
fia? honori  &  u'ilitati  ftuderc?  proprium  lucrum  non  querere$  commune  bonurn 
pra?ferre$  concorditer  &  in  charitate  cum  fratnbus  v;vere5  fcandalum  evitarc;  in 
omnibus  pulchrum  &  gravitatis  &  virtutis  exemplum  oftendere.  In  Ecckfia  S. 
Fault  folum,  &  nulla  alia  in  Ecckfia  infei  vire.  Ha?c  fi  fecerit,  cenfeatur  tunc  rite 
&  legitime  refidere,&  dignumdift  ibutionibus  &  aliis  Ecckfia?  fru&ibus  &  emo- 
luments; alioquin  re  vera  inter  Reftdenttbus  nequiquam  num:refur. 

Qyando  autem  fuentjufta  cauiaalicui  Refidenti,  ut  ad  tempus  aliquod  abfir, 
caufadiligentiffimeagnofcatur,  &  ut  v.dcb;tur  Decano  &  Capitulo  ei  abeundi  li- 
centiapermittatur;  &  quantum  &  quamdiu  aberit  &  quando  redierit  omnia  de- 
fcribintur :  In  qua  conceffionc  I;centia?,confideret  Decanus  &  Capitulum  circum- 
fpertiifime,  ut  fie  indulgeat  abfentias;  &  eo  modo,  fcilicet,  quo  poiTet  fieri,  cum 
minon  EccU  fix  detriment;  &  eis  etiam  temponbus  qu;bus  Refidentia?  abfentiam 
f  acilius  Ecckfia  ferre  potent. 


V' 


T>e  Vicar  its  Ecckfia  S.  Tauli. 

Icarii  in  Ecckfia,  quondam  triginta  fuerunt  minorcs,  ad  numerum  Canoni- 
v  corum-,  &  habuit  quifq-,  Canonicus  Viearium  fuum.  Ganonicus  quifq;  fibi 
de  Vicario  fuo  providit,  quern  obtulit  Decano  &  Capitulo,  qui  primum  fuit  ad- 
miflus  duntaxat,  ut  per  unum  integrum  annum  probetur:  In  quo  primo  anno  de- 
dicoperam  affidue,  uc  Pfalterium  &  fere  totum,  quod  commune  eft  &c  ufitatum, 
in  Ecckfia,  in  divino  officio  memoriter  habeat.  Poft  annum  probationis,  fi  aptus 
&  idoneus  tubebatur,  tunc  ad  numerum  Vicarioruw  afcriptus  fuit;  fed  turn  fimul 
juCTum  omnino,  ut  ftatimproximorum  ordinum  collationem,  facros  ordincs  fufa- 
piat,  vel  diaconatum,  vel  Subdiaconatum. 

Indomounamanferuntjcommunem  menfam  fimul  tenuerunt;  duos  presby- 
teros,  fpeculatores  eorum  morum  habuerunt ;  affidue  chorum  fecuti  funt.  Affi- 
gnati  ad  Miriam  beata  Maria,  ante  inchoationem  MifTa?,  cotidiehoras  diva  Ma- 
ria, in  Capella  Virgin^  ftverenter  &  devote  dixerunt :  Verum  nunc,  nefcio 
quo  pac^o,  alius  eft  numerus  eorum,  &  vita  alia,  &  profeffio  layjor,  &  forma 
vivendi  ltbcre,  nam  fex  duntaxat  numero  funt,  &  hii  quoq?  vel  uxorati,  vel 
talcs  qui  uxores  duccre  pofiuntj  domum  fuam  non  tenent  ,  nee  commu. 
niter    vivunc    in    domo    Vieariorum^   ita    tempore    mutantur   omnia,  & 

Kkka  facile 


Hi  JTTE^CpIX  I  SCHIST. 


facile  in  deterius  degenerant.    Athii  qui  nunc  funt,  quales  efle  dcbcnt,  videa- 
mus, 

Vicarii  fint  viri  honefti,  bona?  &  laudabilis  fama?,  talcs  qui  timfnt  Deum,  Sc 
homines-,  maxime  qui  in  Ecclefia  S,  Pauli  ferviunt,  reveriantur,  obcdiunt  Decano 
&  Capitulo,  &  mandatis  ac inftitutionibus  corum:  fe&entur  Chorum  die  nocleq; 
habitu  congruo,  hoc  eft  Superciliciis  candidis,  &  capis  integris.  Sint  etiam  talcs 
qui  habent  voces  fanas  &  fonoras^qui  habent  cum  voce  artem  bene  anendi,  quod 
cxaminent  &  judicent  fermonem  fuam.  Ante  omnia  funt  tales,  qui  ftudeant  in 
Ecclefia  S.P<*#//benevivere,bonos  mores  habere,  cxemplum  honcftatis  often- 
dcre;  humiliter  fe  gerere  erga  Canonicos;  cum  omnibus,  maxime  cum  fuis  fociis 
in  charirate  vivere .  Vicarii  non  fint  Procuratoresj  non  Attornatij  non  Teftamen- 
torum  Executores?  nee  quodvis  aliud  officium  fufcipiant,  quod  eos  a divino  officio 
abftrahat  &  alienat. 

*Mifla»  heat  a  Maria  interfint  cotidie,  ante  Kirielefon;  diligentes  in  divino  officio 
laudantur^  negligentes  &  corripiantur  &  caftigantur. 

Faciar  Vicarius  rcfidentem  dominum  fuum,  fi  abfens  fit,  ccrtiorem  de  illis  rebus 
Ecclefia?  quaseumoportet  cognofcere;  nam  eft  fervus  &  vice  gerens  Refiden- 
tis. 

Item  deducat  &  reducat  dominum  fuum  Refidentcm,  vel  ad  Ecclefiam  cuntem, 
velab  eadem  rcdeuntem. 

Juret  in  principioadmiffionis  fuse,  quod  obeditur  Decano  &  Capitulo,  quod 
ilium  fuum  dominum  &  patrem  agnofcat5  quod  admonitioncs  &  praecepta  ejus 
pareat;  deniq-,  quod  delinquentem  fe  corripi  &corrigi  patiatur. 

Vicarii  non  exeunt  nee  difcurrunt  ad  alias  Ecclefias  in  diebus  feftis  eorumj  nee 
ad  domos  Magnatum,  necintabernasfodalium,  ut  illis  in  locis  tantum  fuum  vel 
oftentant  vel  vendant;  propter  du. ...... .  religionis,  quam  fufciperunr,  in  Ec- 
clefia S.  Pauli  difcantis  eos  oportet  temperatius  vivere,  quam  caetcri  laici. 


De  Canonicis  minoribus: 


SUnt  in  Ecclefia  S. Pauli  Canonical  mineres  appellanturjami&um  ex  calebro 
utuntur^quidemhiiSacerdotes  oportet,  qui  loco  majorum  Canonicorum  vi- 
ciffim,  &  funt  fucceffive  ad  magnum  Altare-,Miflas  celebrcnr,quod  debent  facere 
nihil  proptcreaexigentesomnino  a  ma joribus  Canonicis,  ne  fufpitio  nafcaturfi- 
moniaca*  pravitatis. 

Ircm  Mifla  beat*  Maria,  MIG'a.jipoftolorum-jMifl.a  Capitularun*  ad  cos  pcrtinet 
officio  vicicitudinano;  in  quibus  omnibus,  alius  alium  impeditum  adjuvet,  libcnter 
&  fratcrniter,  ficutvoluitfe  impeditos  adjuvari.  Chorum  affidue  &  diligentcr 
fcclcntur,  turn  diebus,  turn  no&ibus,  agnofcentes  fe  quidem  ad  id  maxime  aftri- 
ctos  &  obligatos  efle. 

Elegantur  minor es  Canonici,  ex  miniftris  ejufdem  Ecclefias,  fi  fieri  potcft.  Si 
qui  fint  qui  eligantur  idonei.Habeat  minor  Canenicus^ntt  omnia,bonam  vkam  & 
mores,  bonam  vocem,  fanam  &  placentero,  bonam  artem  canendi,  qua  vocem  di- 
1 -igat  fuam  in  honorem  Dei.  Sit  memor  fe,  fupra  Sacerdotcm,  Canonicum  efle 
in  EccU  fi  i  S.  Pauli;  &  fupra  habitum  Sacerdotis,  Canonica  em  habitum  portare 
qui  revc  a  eft  habitus  fan&itatis  &  religionis;  ac  proptciea  ftudeat  vivere  me'ior! 
rnodo  quam  communes  alii  Sacerdo:es,agnofcensTe  in  Ecclefia  S.  Pauli  efle  ut 
exemplum  fan<S : oris  vita?,  aliis  in  evitare  facerdotibus^ftendat. 

cJW^rC4»<w«-».f  nonfrequcmetrabcrna?,  nee  Vinales,  nee  cervifia^es:  Suf- 
pecias  domos  non  ingi cd  a;ur;cum  fulpc&is  pcrfonisinipn  confabule  :ur-  caftitatem 
tenear-,  omni  honeftati  ftudear,  reverenciam  exhibeat  Canonicis  majoribus:  Cum 
equalibusfuis,v;z.  cum  minoribus  Cano,. ids  in  Charitaie  m.:neat.  Minor  Ca- 
nonicifs,  nee  domum  fuam,  nee  quam  ipfius  panem  locet,  nifi  aiicui  ex  Ecclefia 
qui  eft  ex  habitu.  Si  quis  fit  qu;  velit,  earn  conducere,  maxime  autem  locet  cam 
minor  i  Canonico,  fi  fit  ex  eis  qui  velit  earn  inhabitaie. 

Dc 


ECCL.  CATH.  S.Yavlx.  ±^ 

T>e  Cafeltanis, 

SUntprajterea  inEcckfiaS.  Pauli  dcerdotes,  qui  Cantarias  habentj  qui  pro- 
greflu  temporis,  devotione  diverforuro  h  mi;  u-n,  inrrodu&i  fuerant  in  Ecde- 
fi2tn,  ad  aqgendum,  &  amplificandum  honorem  Dei :  Quorum  quidam  fccutores 
Chori;  qu'dam  coadjutores^  quidam  alls  no-ninbus  fortiuntur;  Omnes  aurtm  ad 
affignatafi3i  Altaria  cekbrent.  Cekbratur  autem  candidis  fupetpelhciis  induti 
accedantad  Altarcj  &fuper  ca  faccrdo"alia  vefi  menu  induani:Cekb;cnt  aurem 
cotidie, quatinus  poffun:,  ne  dcbtis  funvagiis  fuos  fundarores  defraudenr.  Ca- 
veantnealieni  &cxtranei  facerd  itesad  (ua  Aluria  M  fibs  dicere  afiu'-icant,  & 
tales  ingercntes  fe,  vetent  &  arceant,  donee  in  ca  re  voluntatem  Deoni  &  Ca- 
pkuliintelkxerint,  Ipfi aurm  .Werdotes etiam  omnes,  fuis  ftipcndiis  conteati, 
alia  aut  annua  fervici:?,  autfubfidia,  aut  trigintalia,  aut  quodvis  aliud  ejufmodi, 
quocunq^  nomine  cenlea.ur,  non  accpiant  ab  alienis  exrrancis  perlonis,  ut  pro 
iJlis  eelebrent,  Tub  quocunq-,  colore  5  aliter  aute m  fi  fecerint,  ad  aibitrium  Decani 
§c  Capiruli  de  ftipcndiis  eorum,  pro  pcem  al>qua,  portio detrahatur.    , 

Omnes,  majoribusfeftisinte.fint,   divino  officio,  Matutinis,  Primis,  Mi\fisy 

Vffperis.  Chorum  autem  fe&antes  qui  funr  //'  qui  dies  no&efq-,divino  officio 

obitgantur,  omnes  una  in  Collcgio  S .  Petri  m-ineani  &  comment,  &  Cimeram, 
&menfam  illicteneant.  Antequamadnutentur,examinentuie  a  !uccentore,velab 
alreroCardinalium,  ficonvenientemfocukatem  caneudi  habeant,  quo  p  flint  co- 
tidianis  laboribus  Chori  fubvenire,  alioquin  crmino  repell  irur. 

In  funeribus  omnium,  qui  iunt  ex  hab.cu  in  Eecle/ia  S.  Pauli,  ac  in  toto  fune bri 
officio  eorum,  omnes  Sacerdotes  &  Capellani  omnino  ex  pu  a  eorum  cantae 
prxfentes  fint,  &  pro  defun&o  orcnt$  memoics  morituros  elk  lqpfosj  ac  faci- 
entes,  ut,  in  fimili  cafu,  velint  alios  pro  fe.  raccre. 

NemohabensbeneficiunEcciefi  ft  cum,  vel  aliud  quodcunq-,,  quod  perfo- 
nalem  refidentiam  requirat,  admittarur  ad  perpetuam  Caruanm  in  Ecclefia  S. 
Pauli',  talis  admiflio,  fi  qua  fuerit,  Temper  pro  nullo  habcarur.  Irem  quando  ali- 
quis  facerdotum  Cantarift.irum  capdlanorum,  vel  ad  beneficium,vel  aliud  quod- 
cunq;  quod  perfonalem  refide««ai»  .itfiderar,  vocerur.  eveftigio,  cjxiatur  ab  Ec- 
clefia-, &  ad  id,  ad  quod  vocatus  eft,  ftatim  ire  compel  latur.  Omnes  habemes 
Cantariasunitas,fcctent  Choumcotid;e,  pariter  cum  alus  feclatoribuj,  ut  pro 
exaucto  emol<mento,  exaugcatur  labor-,  &  juramento  in  admiflione  eo'  urn  aftrin- 
gantur,  ut  in  domo  Colkgii  S.  Petri,  in  m^nfa  cum  aliis  commeant,  &  fuis  illic 
Cameris  cpndormiant. 

T>e  Obitibus. 

OBm£/#  autem  judiccntur  in  Capitulo,  quodficnt^fi  verd  jufta  caufad'fte- 
ratur,oftendaturtunc  in  quem diem  diffcratur,  ut  qui  velint  &  poffint  in- 
terefk,  iutelligant;  u*q-,  intelligences,  fi  poflint  &  velint  interfint;  nrn  in  fubfidi- 
urh'def^ndo^um  obitus,  multitudine  fuflragiorumcclebcj  cfle  debenc.  Dittnbu- 
tio autem  in  o^z//^,fi.it«isduntaxat,  quip  a?rcnrcs  funt. 

Stagiani  autem  pcopterea,  qui  onus  Ecclefiae  fuftinent,  plus  duplo  q'lam  alii 
percii  :erat,  nifi  voluntas  teftatoris  Canonicis  fimul  Rcfldcnt:bus,  &  non  Rciiden-: 
tibus  equalitaterh  diffimat;  tunc  quidem  qmm'no  voluntas  ultima  Teftatoris  fanelc 
obfervctur.  Portio  autem  dupla  Ula,fi  qua  contingar,ad  Sragiarium  quemcunq-,ne- 
quaqnam  pertineat,nifi  prifens  fuerit  ipfe,  ita  ur  videri  &  confpici  in  Choro  pof- 
fit.  Diftnbutio  autem  fiat,  finita  &  perfefta  Mifia,  ea,  qu*  eft  pro  deiun&is. 

til  Pi 


1^         ATTE9CD1X.  I^C  HIST. 


T>e forma  %efi 'dentin  in  Ecclefia  S.Tauli  L  ori-4 

don. ftatuenda. 

ciMf.zz.R;   XXVIILTJ  ExVenerabiliinChriftopatri.R.eadern  gratia  Epifcopo  Loud. 
*#•***•  g\^  vel  ejus  Vicario  genera!i,ipfo  Epifcopo  in  remotis  agente-,nccnon 

Decano  &  RefidentUriis  Ecclefia?  S.  Pauli  £W.falutem.Cum,ut  accepimus  retro- 
a&is  temponbus,  dc  Statutis&  confuetudinibus  Ecclefia?  pra?di&a?juratis,nullus 
pfius  Ecclefia?  Canonicus  Praebendarius  ad  Refidentiam  in  Ecclefia  ipTa  facien- 
dum,admitti  debuit,feu  debet  in  eadem  quovifmndo  refidere  in  prefenti-,&emolu- 
menta,qua?CanonicisRcfidentiariis  in  Ecclefia  pra?di<5ta,  occafione  hujurmodi 
refidentia?  debeatur  percipere,  n  fi  in  efculentis  &  poculcntis,  ac  aliis  cxpenfis  ex- 
ceflius  &  fuperfluus,  mille  vel  faltem  o<5tingentas  feu  feptingeirtas  marcas  fterlin- 
gorum,  velcirciter,  primo  anno  fua?  Refidentia?  hujufmodi,  in  Ecclefia  pra?di&a 
expendat,  &confumat;adquasquidem  expenfas  volup-uofas  fie  fupportandas, 
fru&us,  reddirus  &  proventus  pinguioris  Pra?benda?,  poft  duas  vel  tres  Pra?ben- 
das  ipfius  Ecclefia?,  in  qua  triginta  Canonicorum,  &  totidem  Pra?bendariorum 
numerus,  inejus  fundatione  Canonice  cxtitit  inftitutus,  infra  decern  ahnos  con- 
tinues ex  eadem  provenientes,  notor:e  non  fufficiunt?  quodq-,  propter  hujufmodi 
expenfas  &   onera  exceffiva  etiam  &  importabilia,  pauci  Canonici,  in  dicta 
Ecclefia  ad    refidenciam  hujufmodi   faciendam ,   quin  verius  nulli  hiis   die- 
bus  de   novo  poterurit  admitti,  in  diminutionem  cultus  divini  in   Ecclefia 
memorata  manifeftam;    etiam    pariter   &  contra  pias  vojunrates  nobilium 
progenitorum  noftrorum,  dicte?  Ecclefia?  Fundatorum,  in  hac  parte;  duoq-,  jam 
in  Ecclefia  praedi&a  duntaxat  Re  ft  dene  tar  it  cxiftunt,  qui  omnia  di#a?  Ecclefi* 
cfnolumenta  fibi  ufurpant;  &  ufurpatis  hujufmodi  non  content!,  panem  &  cervi- 
fiam,  deprima?va&ant:qua.fundarioncdi<5ta?Ecclefi3e,  Candnicis  ejufdem  non 
Refidentiafiis  folvi  debitos  &confuetos,  hiisdiebus  non  perfolvunti    Ac  cum 
pra?textu  prfcmifiorum,  inter  vos  pra»fate  Epifcope,  qui  circa  ipforum  reforma* 
tionem,  graves  &  notabiles  feciftis  expenfas,  &  au&oritate  veftra  ordinana,  certa 
Statuta  edidiftis,  in  forma  juris,  ut  dicitur,  ex  parte  una.    Ac  vos  pra?f  ate  Decane, 
&  Stagiarios,  five  Rcfidcnciarios  tunc  dict«c  Ecclefia:  cxiftentes,  ex  altera  orta 
difcordia,  tam  vos  praefate  Epifcope,  pro  parte  veftra;  qua"m  vos  pra?fate  Decane 
&  Stagiarii,pro  vobis  &  parte  veftra,  de  &fuper  omnibus  &  fingulis  prasmiffis 
•in  prafentia  noftra  conftitui,  fiib  poena  mille  hbrarum  parti  parenti,  a  parte  nori 
parente  in  hac  parte,  &  per  cam  folvendarum,  in  nos  compromiferitis,  ac  de  ftan- 
do  &  parendo  laudoJarbitrio>voIuntati,diffinitioni>&  ftatuto,de&  fuper  prxmiffis 
per  nos  in  hac  parte  ferendis,  five  faciendis,in  alto  &baffo  vos  fubmifcritis.Nos 
attends  prasmiffis,  ad  fupplicationem  veftram,  vos  praefate  Epifcope,  necnon  Ca- 
nonicorum  non  Refidentiariorum  Ecclefia?  praedi&a?,  ob  honorem  Dei  &  Eccle- 
fia? fua?  fandtae,  in  augmentum  cultus  divini,  pro  nobis  &  progenitoribus  noftrisin 
Ecclefia  pra?di6ta,  perpetuis  futuris  temporibus  faciendi,  vobis  prasfate  Epifcope, 
vel  vobis  abfenfe,  veftro  Vicario  genef  ali  in  fpiritualibus  generali;  necnon  vobis 
prsefati  Decane  &  Refideritiarii  praedi<5H,mandamus,  pra?c"pimus,  &  injungimus, 
fub  poena  ligeantia?  veftra?,  &  fub  poena  quafuor  mdlium  librarum  nobis  ad  opus 
noftrum  folvendarum,  quod  citrafeftum  S.Micbaelis  Archangcli  proximum  fu- 
turum,  realiter  ftatuatis,&  ftatuta  obfervetis3quod  forma  Refidentia?  in  di&a  Ec- 
Qind  Refidm-t  clefia,  fecundum  formam  &  exigentiam  ftatutorum  Ecclefia?  Sarunt  in  ea  parte  e- 
mftt  fecundm  ditorum,  de  ca?tero  fiat  &  obfervetur  pro  pcrpetuo  in  futurum;  quodq;  vos  prae- 
«/«wSarum.  fate  Epifcope  fub  figillo  veftro,  vel  vobis  abfente  veftcr  Vicarius in  fpiritualibus 
generalis,  fub  figillo  officii  fui.  Ac  vos  praefate  Decane  &  Refidentiarii  fub  di<5rae 
Ecclefia?  s.  Pauli  figillo  communi,  nobis  in  Cancellariam  noftram,  citra  didtum 
feftum  cercificetis  id  quod  inde  ftatueritis,  vel  feccritis  ordinari,  Tcfte  Regc  a- 
pud  Wejlm .  xvi.  die  Ayr  Ms. 

De 


~ECCL.  CA1H.  S.  Paul  i. 


*S* 


Ve 


Ca 


numero  lanomcorum. 


XXIX.  -TTRiginta  Camnici Ecclefiae S.  Pauli,  cum  capitc  fuo Epifcopo,  corpus 

J.  &  Capitulum conftituunt,&Ecclefae negotia&  fecret3 tra&ant.Iidem  fexne%,*f.D. 
Canonici  Epifcopum  &  Decanum  eligunr,fed  ab  Epifcopo  Canonicatas  &  Prar-  '^  c^.lG.}  f, 
bendas  affequuntur,  quorum  nomina  &:  ordo,  prouc  in  Chorodifponuntur)una8o'''• 
cum  Pfalmis  additis,&  illamm  valorc,fecundum  taxationem  DttimzNorTPycenJis, 
talker  defcribuntur. 

IndextroChorodigniratumordo«,Prirn6  Stallus  Decani,  cujus  vi&usin  Ec- 
clcfia  de  Lamburne,  eftimata  ad  o&oginta  marcas. 

SecundoArchidiaconus.Ejff^*,  cujus  viftus  in  Procurarionibus. 

Tertio  Thefaurarii,  cujus  vi&us  in  Ecclefia  de  pelgaitt,  &  de  3lttfbpri,  efti- 
niatur  ad  Lxiii.  marcas,  fecundum  taxationem  Nortejcenfem. 


Pr&bendarum  ordo. 

j?ine)3burv,  vei  ^alitoell. 
€t)aumbcrle?nc0  too&e,  in 
^oleburne,  extra  LonDott. 
^erlcflonincwiUffDon. 

pouttepol  extra  LOMXM. 

i^ore  extra  iionDon. 
ftmtiffetune  apudfan&um 

Pancratium. 

ClUfcttD  in  CXLlillfltlOn. 

^apefburpm  ©IliUeftjon. 

OpegateinfaillefDon. 

©netinginmirfeebp. 

ffiaillCfeOlKefbUtp  in  paro- 
chia  S.  Egidii. 

rBronDcftDODe,  in  oaillcf- 
Uon- 

JSlOUgemere  in  parochia  s. 
Pancratii. 

eiceGrete  in  g>cbe?t)i$e. 


Pfalnti  afcripti.  Taxatio  Pr  abend. 

Benetli&us  Dominus  Deutjui  xx.  marc. 
deed  manus^  ejre. 

Bonum  eft  confiteri  in  domino,  L .  fol. 
&c. 

Salvummefac  domine,  quo-  <i/tf.marc. 
niam  defec.  Sanc7us. 

Fundamenta  ejus.  <y.  marc. 

Quid  floriaris  in  malitia.  vit .  marc' 

Ccnfitebor  tibt  in  toto  cerde  viit.  marc. 
meo  quoniam  and. 
Dominus  illuminatio  mea. 


Deus  mifereatur  noftri. 
MementoiDomineJ)A'vid, 
Domine  exandi. 

zrcrr'2    r>r„,  meat    refptc*  in 

me, 

Quemadmodum  defiderat. 


x.  marc. 
Lix.  fol.1 
v.  marc 
Xhiii.fol 
v.  marc. 

C.  fol. 

v.  marc." 


Deus  judicium  tuun*  Regi  ii. 

Hit.  marc. 
Ad  dominum  cum  tribulartr.    v.  fol. 

Dominus  regnavit,  exkltet 
terra.  \ 


Ultimo  Archidiaconatus  CelceJtrU)c\i\v£  vi#us in  procurationibus,&  mc= 
dictaw  Ecclefiae  de  arDflfge. 


Lilt 


In 


z^6  J<P<PEn(plX  I^CHIST. 

In  Sinillro  Qbori  Dignitatum  ordo. 

■ 

Primo,  Archidiaconiis  London,  cujus  victus  in  Ecclefia  de  ©CtjOtfriCJJ  eftima*. 

Sccundo,  Praecentoris,  cujus  victus  in  Ecclefia  dc  S)CO?t)CfO?tJe>  eftimatur 

ad 
TeVtid,  Canccllarii,  cujus  victus  in  Ecclefia  de  T50#am  &  filing,  eftimatur 

ad 

Prabendarumcrdo.  Pfdlmi  tfcriftl.  Efiimatio  Norwyc.' 

■&Otettt)ale,  in  parochia  S.     Butts  vir  qui  non  abiit.  xvi.  marc. 
Pancratii.  . 

CaUingtOll  minor.  Miferere  met  Dens,  miferere  C.fd. 

vnei. 

SanctUS  Pdncratitts.  Voce  mea.  vii't.  marc. 

EeCUltEreflantI,    &  Cil-     Zxaudt,    domine,  jujliciam  xl.fil. 

Itmgfcam.  mm.    ■ 

3^0]Ct0tlC,  in  0C^OtCO9M^        Defa- infaht&re  ammo.,  v.  marc. 

CltJflOtltie    in    Cillptlg-     Deusjietitinfjnagoga.  x/.fol. 

fcam.  ,  J  ... 

Sfdt)drie»  extra  JLonDOtt.       Inconvertendodo.  Capt.  vttt.mz.xc- 

cciillettjone  grene.  n«u  emuUri.  xi.  foi . 

ConfumptmCaialetome.       Conpemini  Domino,   &  in  i.marc. 

voc. 

2Bronne0bUrtt  in  |>atUt*    Beatus  vir  qui  timet  Domi-  v.  marc, 
gfie.                                      num. 

&l  t  DOllf  in  aXLlillef  Done.'        Domine.ne  in  furore.  Ixii.Col. 

ScltlltOXl  Canonicoium.        '  Confit:  Domtno  quoniam  ho-  ix.marc' 

nus. 

Ca^PftgtlOn  majors  Omnes gent** plAaAite.  c.  fol. 

ClKufcOiK-  JVowtf*  Deo  fubjecta.  ix.  marc. 

Ultimo  Archidaconatus  Middle/ex,  cujus  viflus  in  Procurationibus  confiftit. 

Nunc  autem  de  has  triginta  Canonlds  agendum.  Et  quartum  ad  ingreffum,  & 
quartum  ad  progreffiim  &  egreflum:  Et  primo  dc  Canonicorum  ingreffu  per 
Canonicam  inftitutioricm. 

Secunda  Tartkula. 


CUmfueritquifquamPraebendarius  inveftiendus,  Literas  domini  Epifcopi 
Patentes  dc  collatione  Prxbcnda?,  Dccano  &  Capitolo  direftas,  cxhibcat ; 
quibus  le&is  coram  f  ratnbus  refidennbus  ad  hoc  convocatis,  fi  perfon*  nihil  ob- 
itct,deCanonicisinftitutisinduaturhabituCanonico,  &  coram  Decano  &  fra. 
tnbus  in  C^pitulo,  fe  reprcfentet  5  &  pane  albo  fuppofito ,  regute  Canonica?  in 
hoc  volumine  content*,  inveftiat  turn  Decanus,  vel  major  prsefens,  Decano  ab- 
fenvc-, dscendo, tfos recipmm  te inCanonicum  &  in  fratrem,  &  tradimus  tibi re- 
gular t s  cbfervantU  fermam  in  volumine  iflo  content am>  procibo  fpirituali,  &  in 
remedium  laboris  refeilionem  in  fane  corforalem.  Panis  autem  ille  committatur 
Elemofynario ad ufus puperum .  Tunc procedat Decanus in Choro,  & inducat 
Fratrcmin  ftallum,P)«ebenda;  tux  aflignafum;  dicendo,  Dominus  cuftodiat  in- 
troitnm  tmm&  exitumtttum,  ex  hoc  nunc  &ufq-,  in  feculum.  Inftallatus,  flexis 

in 


ECCL.  CATH.  £Pavli.  25? 


in  ft  :llo  gcnnbus,  dicat  Orationem  dominicam .  &  liibdat  inftallatus.  Et  ne  nos  &c, 
Salvwnfac fervnm  tuttm,  ~Jrc.  Mitte  ei  domine  auxilium  de  fanclo.  Nichil  profciat 
initnicns  in  eo.  Eflo  domine  titrris  fortitudinU .  Domine  ex  audi  orationem  meam, 
Dominus  lobifcum.    Or  emus. 

Dens  omnium  bonorum  principittm  &  finis,  virtutum  dator  &  meritorum  benir- 
niffimepremiator,  obfecramtts  immenfam  tiue  largitatis  habundaneiam,  tit  per 
freec<  &  mcrita  doctor  is  gentium  PauYijatroni  noflrijribuas  hide  f amnio  ttto  N. 
quern  nuflro  dignatus  es  afcribere  Collegia, tibi  tarn  pie  jugiter  famulari-  ficq-,  in 
hac  domo  tua  per  verum  caritatem  cum  fratribus  converjari^utpojl  decttrfum  prx- 
fentis  vtt£  Jl  iditim  te  do»antetfperatum  incorruptibilis  vitx  br avium  comprehen- 
dat;per  chriftum  deminum  noJlrum,i~s*men. 

Tunc  fur  gut  <nftallatus,  &dicaturfibi  quod  refpiciat  Pfalmos  fupra  ftallum 
fcript;  s,  quosfingulis  diebusdi&irus  eft,  pro  falute  vivorum,  &  requie  mortuo- 
rum,hujus  EcckuzS.  iW/'benefa&orum.  Deinde  reducacurin  Capitulum,  & 
affignato  fibi  loco  ul'ima?  partis  (ux,  qua  morari  debet,  furgat,  &  ftans  coram  De- 
cano,  taccis  faais  Evingelus,vel  infpeccis,  fi  fie  Sacerdos,  juret  quod  extunc  eric 
fidelis  huic  Eccicfia?  S.  Pauli,  quod  ejus  jura  &  libertates  tuebitur;  quod  obediens 
e-ic  Decano  &  Capuulo  in  Canonicis  mandatis;  quod  approbatas  &  approbandas 
hujus  Ecclefix  confuecudines,  prom  eas  didicerit,  obfervabit;  quod  lecreta  Ca- 
pituli  illicite  non  revelabit,  ficut  cum  Deus  adjuvet,  &  ilia  fancca  Evangelia :  Ec 
tunc  per  oruinem  a  Decano  &  reliquis  a  dextris  Dccani,deindc  ab  aliis  a  finiftris 
Deoni  recipitur  ad  ofculum:  Dcmunri  exterior  fedcac  in  ordine  ad  jufTum  Decani, 
vel  fratrum  progrcfTurus  extra  Capitulum,  vel  ad  hoftium  Capituli,  cum  fuerit 
necefle,  pro  negotiis  &  negociorum  procuratoribus  introducendis,qui  pra?  foribus 
frequenter  expeccant. 


Exh'bita  a  fobanne  Collet  Dccano,Revercndiflimo  Patri  Sc  Domino  ex  cartacto 
Cardinal;  Ebor:  Ac  Apnftilico  legato  a  latere,  pro  reformatione  flatus  Rep  fro  penes 
RefidentiarioruminEcclefiaS.  iWi,primo  Septembris,A°-  D.  1518-  r'c*l'^ac^tb. 


'De'DeCano    <£r  cjms  autor'tt^te^  ex  antictuo 
%egvjlro  Ecclefite. 

XXX.OEcundumantiquaEcclcfiarStatuta  S.  Pauli,  Dec.mus  omnibus  Ca- 
^■lonicis,  Presbyteris,  Vicariis,  mimftris  praeeft,autoritate  &  poteftatc 
ordinaria  &  immediata. 

Is  regimen  h:bst  animarum.  - 

Huic  eft  jurifdiftio  &  correctio  delinquehtium  quoruracunqjin  Ecclefia,  &  ob- 
ftinatorum  ac  rcbcllium  j'jfta  caftigitio. 

Is  omnes  caufas  ad  C  apitulum  lpectantes,  &  audit,  &  confilio  Capituli  diffinit; 
&  ft  qua  fuerit  ardua  in  qUibus  periculum  Ecclefia?  imminere  poflit,  &  quando  a- 
liquateftandafuntcommuniSigillo,  tunc  Decanus  non  confilio  folum  Refiden- 
ciariorum,  fedetiam  aflenfu  utatur. 

Ei  intranti  &  eunti  per  Chorum  &  Capitulum  omnes  aflurgunt. 

In  Srallo  fuodum  fie,  reverenter  inclihent  omnes,  quocienfeunqj  Chorum,  vel 
in  parte occidennle,  velorientale  hgLediuntur,  vel  egrediuntur. 

Is  primus  feder,  rrimus  loquitur,  in  omnibus  primus  eft. 

In  Proceflionibus  folus  &ultimus,  in  medio  incedit. 

In  folemnioribus  diebuscjusadventusadEcdefiam  expe&etur, fi  venire  volu- 
erit-,  Et  in  Dominicis  diebus  cognofcatur  voluntas  ejus,  fi  ad  afperfionem  aquae 
venire  voluerit,  &  fi  Vohierit  e'xpe&etur. 

Is,abfente  Epifcono,dicit  Confiteor  in  Choro;&  Sacerdoti  lefturo  Evangeliura 
dat  benedidtionem. 

In  Stallo  fuo  ftans  thurificetur 

Mmm  Item 


S.Pau!iLond* 


2^8  J<PTE*CDIX  I&CHIST. 

Item  ledums  Le&fonem  in  Stallo  fuo  cam  legat,  puero  librum  ei  miniftranti. 
Omnes  Decano  obediant,acdebil:amei  rcvcrentiam  exhibeam  in  Choro  & 
CapitulOj  &  omrii  alio  loco* 

De^ejidentia  Tlecam. 

DEcanus  in  prlrrits  in  Ecclefia  rcfideat  fecundum  ordinationem  Domini  War- 
bam  Epifcopi,  qui  in  plena  Vificatione  fua  brdinavit,  ut  Decanus  facerdos 
fie  omnino  &  refideat,  alioquin  pro  nullb  Decano  habeatiir.  Quamobrem  ante 
omnia  pro  bono  ftatu  Ecclefia?  Decanus  ipfe  fit  refidens,&  aflidue  curet  Eccle- 
fiam,ac  in  omnibus  bonum  exemplurh  oftcridat.  Diligat  alios  co-refidentes  fe- 
cum  ut  fratres,  &  in  Deo  foveateosut  Alios,  ac  omni  humanitate  &  benignitate 
cos  tractet,  ut  magis  amari  ab eis  quam  tirrieri  poflit.Curh  obftinatis  &  rebellious, 
fi  qui  fuerint  ex  Rcfidcntibus^fic  agat  loco  &  tempore,ut  merita  eorum  expofcant; 
hoc  eft,  confilio  fratrum,  qui  non  funt  paftiCipes  culpafj  duros  &  inobedientes 
eaftiget,  &  corrigar. 

T>e  loco-tenente  ^Decani. 

DEcano  vero  abfente  conftituat  locum  ejus  tenentem  unum  ex  Refidenciariis, 
quern  judicaverit  ipfe  magis  idoneum,  qui  execrcebit  Decani  poteftatem  qua- 
tenuseicomiflam  merit  a  Decano  &  non  amplus.  Si  vero  fie  accident  ut  ipfe 
quoq^Commiflarius  abfit  ad  tempus,  tunc  fenior  Refidenciarius  excerceat  ejus 
Commiflionem  donee  Commiflarius  ille  reverfus  fueric. 

T>e  aliis  quatuor  %efidentibus. 

QUia  patrimonium  $.  Pauli  exile  eft,  &  onera  funt  mulra  &  gravia,  idcirco 
fhtuimus  &  ordinamus,  ut  fub  Decano  rcfidente  fint  alii  Refidentes  quatuor, 
&  tantum  quatuor  ex  Canonicis  ejufdem  Ecclefia?,talcs  fcilicet  qui  vita?  probitate^ 
&  morum  honeftate  &  prudentia?  laude  exccllentiores  funt. 

Quum  verb  aliquis  kk  fua  fponte  obtulcrit  ad  refidenciam,  confideretur  ratio 
vivendi  fua,  &  fapientia  &  honeftas,  &  non  admittatur  ad  refidentiam  ullo  pafto, 
nifi  virtus  &  probitas  ejus  refponderit.  Nam  quum  quatuor  duntaxat  fint  Refiden- 
tes, Valde  curandum  eft,  ut  hii  boni  viri  &  fapientes  fint,  uc  paucitas  numeri,  pon- 
dcre  &  gravitate  perfonarum  rccompenfetur.  Cautumeftin  antiquis  Statuus  e- 
tiam,  ut  volens  refidere,  corpore  fanus  fit. 

Qui  refidere  voluerit,  vemat  is  ex  antiquo  more  Ecclefia?  in  propria  perfona  fiia 
ad  Ecclefiam  S.  Pauli,  in  una  quatuor  Vigiliarum,  vel  Michaelis,  vel  Natalis,  vel 
Pafcht,  vel  tfoaiwii  Baptift*,  &  ofkrat  fe  in  Capitulo  Decano, vel  ejus  locum  te- 
nenti,&Rcfidentibus,&  fi  in  eum  confenferit  Decanus  cum  majori  parte  Refiden- 
ciariorura  admittatur  ad  Refidenciam,  prius  pofita  coram  Decano  tunc  in  eodem 
loco  fumma  Centum  marcarum,fecundumordinationemcJM'4r//'»/  Papa?;  &  ea- 
dera  fumma  fecundum  formam  quam  tradidit  idcmCWartinas  in  fua  Bulla  cxpen- 
datur,Si  vero  nullus  fe  obmlerit  ad  refidentiam,  tunc  invitetur  aliquis,  &  rogetur 
ex  laudationbus  Canonicis,  utvelit refidere  ad  honorem  Dei&  Ecclefia?.  In 
quern  vero  confenferit  Decanus  cum  majorc  parte  Refidenciariorum,  is  Rcfidens 
habcatur.  Invitatus  &  nolens  rcfidere,aliqua  poena  pecuniar^  multctur. 

Refidtntia 


ECCL.  CATH.  S.F  a  v  li.  ~^9 


%efidentia  folum  in  Ecclefia  S.  Tauli. 

REfidentes  in  Ecclefia  S.  Paulijn  nulla  alia  qmcunq-,  Ecclcfia,  five  Cathedral!,, 
five  Collcgiata  rcfideant,fed  folum  in  Ecclcfia  S.Pauli  mam  refident;am  tene- 
ant;  alitor  autem  faciente*  fru&us  omnes,  quos  recepcrint  ab  Ecclefia,  reftituanr. 
Item  nee  ferviant  Orficiani  alicui  Domino,  devin&i  in  obfequio  ejus,  fed  foil 
Domino  Jefu  &  S.  Paulo  in  domo  ejus  ferviant. 

T>e  officio  ^cfidenciariorum  in  divino  cultw 

QUia  veroCanonicx  VirasinCathciralibusEcclefiis,  &  eorum  qui  refide- 
ant  in cis,  eft  fervirc  D:o,  ac  orarc pro  fc  &  FunJa.oiibus,  ac  bene raftoi  bus 
fuis-,  ideo  ante  omnia  dent  operam  omnes  Refidentes,  ut  inrerfint  divino  officio 
omni  die$  faltem  alicui uni  c monies  hora?,  vcl  diei  vel no&is,  ex  principaiioribus 
fcilicct  horis  qua?  funtin  Ecclefia  S.Puuli,  Matutina  cum  Landibus,  Prima  cum 
preciofa  aha  CMi(fa,  Fefpere  cum  Completcrio,  ut  Deum  colanr  &  orent  pro  om- 
nibus hominibus,  maxime  pro  Domino  Rege  Fundatorc  noftro,  &  pro  hiis  quo- 
rum liberalitate  &  bcneficiisin  Eccielia  S.  Pauli  fuftincntur. 

Quid Refidentes  in  Cboro. 

ACcedant  Refidentes  ad  Ecclefiam,  non  vaniter  &  pompatice,  fed  religiofe  & 
graviter,  ficut  decet  profeiTores  Ganonicse  vita?  magis  ftudentes  placere  Deo 
in  humilitate,  quam  in  fuperbia  feculo  fc  oftentare.  Ingrediantur  aurem  Chorum 
omni  die  feriali  in  principio  illiu«  Wa?  Canonical  cui  volunc  interefTe,  uni  feiheet 
ex  quatuor  nominates,  &ufq-,  ad  fincrn  illius  hora?  in  Choro  permaneant.  Eene- 
facient  quatuor  Refidentes  fi  difpartierint  inter  fe  quatuor  hoias,  &  quifq^  eligac 
fibi  unam  cui  voluerit  interefle,  ut  fie  femper  aliquis  unus  Refidens  in  Choro  ap- 
pareat. 

In  T)ominids  &  Fejlis  folemniorihus: 

IN  Dominicis  vcro  diebus,  ac  majoribus  &  folemnioribus  Feftis,  omnes  Re- 
fidentes dent  operam  utpraefentesfint  in  Ecclefia,  &  univerfo  divino  officio 
illius  diei  intcrfint ,  ac  extra  propriamdemunynaxime  in  principalibus  Feftis, 
non  prandcant.' 

Ut  abfenie  Epifeopo  Dccanus,fi  praafens  fuerit,fuppleat  locum  Epifcopi  in  om- 
ni divino  officiOjita  abfenre  Decano  proximus  Refidens  in  Choro  iuppleat  locum 
Decani  in  otnni  divino  officio,  &  id  exequatur  loco  Decani,  quocienfeunq*,  conti- 
gerit  Decanura  abrfle. 


R 


eremonice  in  Cboro. 


Efidcntbs  ingreffi  Chorum  ad  Orientem,  in    ipfo  Chori  medio,  pri- 
mum  Deo'teverenter,  turn  verfi  in  Occidentem  Decano  indinent.  Item  ad 

M  m  m  x  Occidentemi 


z6o  JTTEXCDIX  iaCHIST. 


occidentem  ingreffi,  in  ipfo  Chori  medio  pariter  faciant,  deinde  ad  fua  ftalla  ac- 
cedanc,inde  non  rcceffuri  donee  tota  hora  Canonica  finiatur,  nifi  ob  juftam  cau- 
fam  a  Decano  liccntiara  impetraverint,  vel  eo  abfente  a  feniore  Refidentiario. 
Recedentes  etiam  a  Choro  memores  fint,fe  primum  Deo  reverenter,  deinde  Dc- 
canum  falutare  oportere. 

Vanx  Confabulationesin  Choro. 

IN  Choro  dum  fint,  caveant  ab  omni  vana confabulatione,  cachinno,  &  rifu,ac 
in  ftallis  fuis  ftent  ere&i,  fimplices  &  devoti-,  &  aut  orcnt,  aut  leganr,  aut  Pfal- 
lant,memores  fe  in  confpe&u  Dei  &  Angelorum  effe^Et  eorum  fatta  aliis  inferiori- 
bus  miniftrisexemplum  fore. 

Juffi  a  fuo  fuperiore  obire  aliquod  negotium  in  Choro  ad  divinum  cultum  pcr- 
tinens,  ftatim  pareant  &  obediant.  Item  fi  Decanus  juffcrit  alicui  Refidenti,  ut 
ei  in  folemni  die  affiftat  in  alta  Mifla,  id  facere  non  recufet. 

Stationes,inclinationes,converfiones,  proftrationes,  &  ca»teros  geftus  dignos 
Choro  &  divino  fervitio,  ficut  tradideiunt  Patrcs,  eos  fedulo  obfervent. 

Extranei  Cantorcs  non  admittantur  in  Chorum  ullo  pa&o,ut  illic  cum  aliis  ca- 
nant,  nifi  fupercilicio  induti. 

Troceffiones, 

INProceffionibusomnesexChoroprodeant,  ac  procedentes  dimiffis  In  ter- 
rain vultubus  incedant,  in  quibus  omnino  caveant  ne  loquantur  cum  laicis,  aut 
aliis  quibufcunq-,  extra  proceffionem  perfonis.  Et  fi  tales  accefierint  ad  eos  lo- 
quendi  caufa,eofdem  repellant^nam  indecorum  &  turpe  eft  in  foIemniProceffione, 
Deo  fpe&ante  &  homimbussaliud  agere  Carionicos,quam  quod  2d  Orationem  Sc 
devotionem  pertineat. 

Vagationes  extra  Chorum. 

TEmpore  divini  officii  non  vagentur  ullo  pa&o  extra  Chorum  fine  habitu, 
maxime  Feftis  folemnioribuSj  quod  Apoftafiae  eft  fimile. 

Poena  delinquentibus. 

IN  hiis  omnibus  fupradi&is  in  Choro^quae  ad  fpeciem  &  decus  divini  officii  per- 
tinent, qui  deliquerit  Refidens  a  Decano  rcprehendatur-,  fi  vero  obftinatior  Ju- 
crir,  Sc  bonis  monitis  non  paruerit,  tunc  Decanus  reliquos  fratrcs,eos  qui  non  funt 
in  pan  culpa,  confulat  de  jufta  caftigatione  peccantium,  ut  dignas  pro  meritis  pas- 
nas  fentiant. 

*De  Capitulis. 

AD  Capitulum  vocati  a  Decano  per  miniftrum  ad  hoc  deputatum  ftipendio 
Ecclefia?,  quiincivitate  funt,  ftatim  veniant,  inde  non  deceflari,  donee  caufa, 
propter  quam  venerint,  fueric difhnita.   Abfentes  vero ubicunq-,  locorum  fuerint 

fi 


ECCL.  CJTH.  AT  a  v  li.  J^7 


fi  magnitudo  &  arduitas  caufas  expoftulaverit,  dc  qua  tra&etur,  voccntur,  decreca 
citatione,  &  fcedulafixa  in  ftalKs  fuis^de  qua  a  Vicariis  fuis,  antiquo  Ecckfise 
more,  fiant  certiores,  fumpfibus  ipfius  &e.  citati. 

P  In  Capitulo  dum  fint,  abfit  omnis  clamor,  rixa,  contumelia,  turba,  deformi- 
tas;  ac  fobrie  &  quiete  fedcant,  ac  re  a  Decano  propofita,  quifq;  ordine  foam  di- 
cat  fentcntiam. 

Quod  tandem  Decano  &  majori  ac  (anion  Refidentium  parti  vifum  fucrit  fa* 
ciendum,  id  fiat,  &  pro  firmo  ratoq-,  habeatur,  ac  e  veftigio  antequam  ekeftflerint., 
quod  bono  confenfu  concluferint,  id  a  Scriba  Capituli  ma&etur. 

T>e  CapitttHs  Sabatalibus. 

OMniSabbatOjVelDecanuSjVdco  abfente  unus  Rcfidens  audiat  defe&us 
Chori in  ca  ebdomoda,  &  delinquents  examinent,  &  errata  corrigat, 

<De  reTtomeBica  %ejidentiarii. 

REfidcntes  domum  fuam  vicinam  Ecclefia?  pro  facultatibus  teneant,  cum  ho- 
ncfta  familia,  &  cum  fervis  bene-moratis.  Scrvi  corum  non  incedant  in  urbe 
habitu  militari,  accindti  gladiis;  fed  fobrio  cultu,  tog«ti,  pacifici,  ficut  decet  mi- 
niftrosSacerdotis. 

m  Mulieres  non  ingrediantur  in  domos  fua^nec  prandeant  nee  ccnent  cum  eis  all- 
qua  fufpefta  ratione-,quod  fi  accident,  patiantur  fc  admoneri  &  reprehendi  a  De- 
cano, ac  prxterea  corrigi  fi  notorie  &  _CQnfuetudinarie  familiarkatem  aliquoufq; 
fufpe&am  cum  mulieribus  habuerint., 

Tpfe  quoq-,  Decanus  in  hiis  omnibus-excmplum  honeftatis  &  caftimonise  fe  ex- 
hibeat,  ne  volens  tollcrc  alienas  feftucas,  ipfe  proprio  in  oculo  trabes  habeat,  cti- 
am  ne  volens  curare  alios  ipfe  audiat  fibi  dici  Media  ttira  teiffum. 


- 


<De  cullatione  tanteriaruto. 


CAntaria?  quae  funt  in  collationc  Decani  &  Capituli  conferantur  a  Refidenti- 
ariis,  more  antiquae  Ecclefia?,  fecundum  curfum  Refidentiae  eorum.  Atq; 
quando  aliquis  Refidens  nominaverit  &  prafentaverit  aliquem  idoneumad  quam- 
cunq-,  Canteriam,  illo  capellano  admifib  &  inftallato,  intelligat  Rcfidens  fe  non 
habere  ultra  quod  agat  cum  illo  Capellano,  nee  jure  nominationis  illius  ad  Can- 
teriam debereutieo  pro  fuo  Capellano,  nee  aliquod  mandatum  cxcrccre  in  eum, 
fcilicet  ut  fibi  in  fuis  propriis  negotiis  ferviat,fedfincre  eum  viverc  fecundum  fun- 
dationem  Cantaria:  fuse,  &  ftatuta  Collegii  divi  Petri  obedicnt^m  Decano  fuo,  & 
Capitulo. 


I 


T)e  collatione  ISenefiwrwn. 

-    udis: 

TtemcumvacavcrintaliquaBcneficia,  ex  collationc  Decani  &  Capituli,  c& 
eonferant  Rcfidentes  fecundum  eurfum  Refidentiae  eorum. 


N  nn 


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D 


De  dupla  collatlone  'Decani. 

Ecanus  autem  pro  fua  dignitate  habeblt  hanc  prserogativam,  ut  fi  Rcfidens 
fucrit,  tarn  in  Bcneficiis  quam  in  Canteriis,  turn  in  Civitate,tum  in  patria,cum 

fuus  advcnerit  curfus  confcrcndi  duas  fimul  Canterias,  &  duo  Bencficia  fimul,  u- 

hum  poit  aliud  confcrat. 

Qute  abfentia  tollat  Collationem, 

CUmabfueritaliquisRefidenSjetiamfiDecanus  fucrit,  per  unum  integrum 
quarterium  &inChoro  non  aparuerit,,  careat  omni  poteftate  confcrcndi 
quippiam,  vel  in  Canteriis,  vel  in  Benefices,  qua*  vacaverintin  illo  quartcrio,  ni- 
fi  abfuerit,  vel  egrotus,vel  in  negotus  Ecclefije  occupatus,  quod  conitet  ex  A<5ti- 
bus.  Et  ea  etiam  poteftate  conferehdi  privetur  omnino,  donee  refumpferit  Re- 
fidentiam  fuam  veteri  Ecclefia*  more  in  propria  pcrfona  in  Capitulo,  &  denuo  re- 
fidereproteftitusfueritcxantiquomorcinaliquaquatuor  Vigiliarum,  fine  ulte- 
riorc  fumptu  Centum  marcamm,  quibus  femd  folutus,  non  eft  dcindc  cur  iterum 
folvatur. 

Exiens  Civitatent. 

REfidens  aliquis  volens  exirc  Civitatem,  quacunq*,  de  caufa,antea  petat  &  ob* 
tineat  licennam  a  Decano,  fi  pra;fens  fuerit$  fi  abfens  fucrit,a  fuo  deputato& 
locufti  ejus  tenente.   Is  fuit  antiquus  Ecclefiae  mos. 

Item  fi  diurius  abfuerit,  revcrfus  revifat  Decamim,  intelle&Urus  fi  quid  emer- 
fcrit  eo  abfe  te,  quod  fua  interfit  cognofecre.  Decsmus  etiam  licentiam  conceflu- 
rus  alicui Rcfidcnu,  m abfit,  haKeaf  r*«u««i  «»5»omm  &  folennium  Fcftorum, 
ne  in  talbus  finat  quemquam  abeffe,  nifi  migna  cogente  ncceflkate.  Item  fi  con- 
cedatcisabfentiaSjUtnonomnes  fimul  abfint,  fed  ad  minus  duo  Refidentesex 
quatuor  in  Ecclcfia  commaneant. 

Controwrfia  inter  %efidentes> 

SI  fucrit  controverfiainterRefidentcs,uniusadverfus  alium,  cam  diffiniat  cum 
bonadeliberationc,  &  detcrminet  Decanus. 

Controverjia  inter  Decanum  &  cRefidentes. 


SI  fuerit  controverfia  inter  Decanum  &  Refidcntes,  vel  unum,  vel  plures,  vel 
omnes,  tunc  audiat  &  diffiniat  caufam  Ecclcfia*  S.  Pauli  Epifcopus,  vocatis  ad 
fe  alicubus  ex  Canonicis.  vel  ex  dignitatibus,  quos  negotium  nihil  tangit. 

Ve 


ECCL.  CATH.  £Pavli.  263 


T>e  Officio  ^ejidentiariorum  in  T>  ecanum. 

P  Efidentcs  omnes  Decanum  fuum  diligant,  &eiobediant,ac  vocati  ab  coj  vel 
in  Ecclefia  vel  domum  fuam,  vel  ad  alium  quemcunq-,  idoneum  locum,' pro 
caufis  Ecclefia?  venire  non  recufent5  &  quod  prseceperit  pro  utilitate  &  honore 
Ecclefia;  faciendum,  ficiant  feduld  &  exequantur:  nam  ubi  non  eft  ordo  aliquis, 
ncc  inferiorum  fuo  iupcriori  obedientia,  ibi  necefle  eft  ut  fequatur  horrenda  con- 
fufio. 

Quotidiana  diftributio  %ejidentibus: 

SIngulo  cuiq«,  Refidenti  qui  interfuerit  uni  quatuor  principalium  horarum,  & 
in  habitu  in  Choro  praffens  fucric  a  principio  ufq^  ad  finem;  videlicet  Matuti- 
nis  a  principio  u%  ad  fincm,  vel  prima,  &  preciofe  in  Capitulo  a  principio  ufq; 
ad  finem,  vel  fummaa  Miff*  a  principio  ufq-,  ad  finem,  vel  Fefperis,  &  Completorit 
a  principio  ufq,ad  finem.dabunturper  manusCamerarii  pro  fua  quotidiana  diftri- 
butione  co  die  quo  fie  interfuerit,  denarii  trefdecem:  Ec  haec  diltributio  fiat,  & 
folvatur  pfsefentibus  vel  dietim,  vel  feptimanatim,  fingulo  quoquo  fabbato. 

Et  eo  die  quo  non  interfuerit,  nee  przefcns  fuerit  in  Choro  in  habitu  fuo,  modo 
fupradi&o,  carebit ilia diftributione  denariorum trefdecem:  Et  tunc  illi  trefde- 
cem denarii  diftribuentur  rcliqois  refidentibus,  qui  eo  die  in  Choro  in  habiru  prje- 
fentes  f  uerint,  excepto  quod  unu$  denarius  ex  trefdecem  ejus  erit  qui  notaverit  ab- 
fentcs  tociens  quotiens.  Quare  Refident«  diligeritcr  notent  cos  qui  abfuerint, 
agnofcentes,quoddetrahiturabfentibusjufteid  ad  eos  qui  prefentcs  func  pem- 
ncrc. 

In  Fcftis  vero  S.  Pauli  Refidens  prajfens  divino  officio,  ultra  trefdecem  dena- 
riosaccipiet  vL  Ita  tota  quotidiana  diftributio  pro  diurna  prarfentia  per  totum 
annum  Refidenti  cuiq-,  ex  quatuor  eft  xx  U 

^piflributio  quaternatim  per  annum. 

Prxterea  fingulo  cuiq?  Refidenti  qui  prajfens  fuerit,  &  domum  fuam  tenuerif,1 
&uni  horse  dieiadtuerit  in  quarterio  a  Micbaele  ad  Nttivitatem  per  duos 
menfes  continuos,  ultra  quotidianam  diftributionem  trefdecem  denariorum  dabi- 
tur  ei  in  fine  anni,  fa&o  computo  v  1. 

Item  ad  eundem  modum  in  quarterio  a  Ndtivitate  ad  Paftba  v  '•  Item  ad  eun- 
ddn  modum  in  quarterio  a  Pafcbate  ad  Job.  Baptijiam  v l- 

In  quarterio  vero  quod  eft  inter  Joannem  Baptifiam  &  MlchAtlm,  fi  pra*feris 
fuerit  per  tres  feptimanas,  &  domum  tencrit,  &  Chorum  fequatur,  viz.  duibus 
feptimahis  proxime  fequentibus  Feftum  fob.  Baptifta^ut poflit  interefie  folemni- 
tzti  S.  Pauli,  &  una  feptimana  immediate  antcccdente  Feftum  Micbaelis,  tunc  ei 
dabitur  pro  hoc  etiam  quarterio  v 1!- 

Item  hcec  quatcrnalis  diftributio  alicui  uni  Refidenti  ex  quatuor,  fi  pra»fens  fu- 
erit per  duos  rdenfes continuos  in  quarterio  crit  in  anno  xxd- 

Nnm  PdTM 


AVTE^JDIX  l^C  HIST. 


Toena  abfentis  %efidentis. 


SI  autem  in  aliquo  quarterio non  fuerit  praefens  ad  modum  prjedi&um,  tunc  ca- 
rebit  portione  ei  dcbita  pro  illoquattcrio;&  ea  portio  tota  reponatur  in  thezau- 
roEcclcua^adufusEcckfixneceffarios.  Nihilominus  tamen  quocienfcunq-,  fu- 
erit praefens  uni  horae  diei  diftribuliene  fua  trefdeeem  denariorura  non  frauda^ 
bitur. 


Abfens  integro  quarterio. 


SI  fuerit  abfens  per  unurn  integrum  quarteriumj  hoc  eft,  fi  in  Choro  in  habi- 
tuper  totum  quarterium  non  aparuerit,  pro  non-Refidcme  habeatur,  donee  in 
Capitulo  ex  antiquo  Eeelefise  more,  nova  proteftatione,  ipfe  in  propria  perfona, 
in  una  quatuor  Vigiliarum  refidentiam  fuam  rcfumpferit,  quse  refumptio  fiet  to- 
tiens  quotiens  fine  ultcriore  folutione  C.  marc,  nifi  produxerit  fuam  abfentiam  ul- 
tra unurh  integrum  annum  quod  fi  fecerit  omnino  pro  nullo  Refiflente  habeatur, 
nee  iterum  rcfumet,  nifi  iterum  foluta  fumma  C.  marcarum,  quam  fi 
folvere  voluerit  admittatur  denuo  ante  alium  ad  Refidentiam:  Si  vero 
noluerit,  tunc  fit  poteftas  cuiq*  Canonico,  modo  fit  idoneus,  ingredi  Refidentiam 
loco  ejus  abfentis  ab  codem  fumma  C.  marcarum  perfoluta. 

Verum  quod  diximus  modo  de  iftis  abfentiis,  voltimus  omnino  ut  obfervetur, 
nifi  abfentia  Refidentis  taerit,  velcaufamorbi&egritudinis  cognitae  &  approba- 
te per  Decanum  &  Capitulum,  vcl  propter  occupatioses  Ecclefiae,  in  qmbus  eft 
e  x  commiffione  Decani  &  Capituli,  &  id  quoq-,  evidemcr  extct  in  aclibus. 


Portio  Decani  dufla. 


DEcani  autem  Refidentis  portio  in  omnibus  duplabitur.  Ille  praefens  uni  horse 
diei  a  principio  ufq;  ad  finem,  accipict  eo  die  ii s-  ii d-  Item  ille  prsefens  duo- 
bus  menfibus  continuis  in  quarterio,  accipiet  duplum  ejus  quod  alius  Rcfidcns  ac- 
cipiet.  Et  hac  dupla  portione  non  fraudabitur,  fi  prafens  fuerit  &  refiderit,  nifi 
infirmitas  cum,  aut  Ecclefiae  manifefta  negotia  excufaverint :  In  quibus,  quia  pro 
fuo  officio  Decanatus  erit  multum  occupatus,  oneranda  eft  ejus  confcient:a,ut  non 
fe  fubtrahat  a  Ghoro  &  Capitulis,&  a  quoquo  alio  quod  ad  divinum  orricium 
pertinct,  nifijuftaeumcogatneceffitaSjnccfccxcufetfraudulenter  in  aliquo,  fed 
ut  eft  primus  loco  &  dignitate  in  Ecclefia  fub  Epifcopo,  ita  fit  primus  in  omni  bo- 
no excmp!o,ut  quod  abaliis  velit  fieri  hoc  agat  imprimis  ipfe,  &  prarbeat  fc  in 
omnibusformam  quam  alii  Refidentes  imitentur. 

Hcec  ordinatio  dc  Dtcano  capiat  efte&um  poft  Decanum  modernum :  Mo- 
dctnusycr\6  Decanusgaudeathiisqua:  modo  poffidet  fibi  pro  fuis  mentis  con- 
ceffa,  pacifice  fine  omni  difturbatione.  Decano  autem  abfente  ubi  caufa  abfentiae 
ejus  nee  morbus,  nee  Ecclefiae  occupatio  eft  cotidiana  ejus  diftributio  partiarum 
inter  cos  qui  Refidentes  funt.  Ipfequoqs  Decanus  praefens  particeps  eorum  por- 
tions abfentium  in  omni  cotidiana  diftributione.  Diftributio  ver6  ilia  quam  no- 
vimus  quaternalem  jufte  dctra&a  a  Decano  abfente  in  Ecclefiae  Thefauro  repona- 
tur :  Notum  vero  Decani  diurniabfentiaaccipi ex  ejus  portione  Decani .....  di- 
ftribuenda  Refidenti  prxfenti  ii  &■  toties  quoties. 

Refidentes 


ECCL.  CATH.  £Pavli.  z6% 


%efidentes  nihil  ultra  portionem  ajjignatam: 

Ultra  hanc  portionem  fupra  diffinitam,  Decanus  &  Refidcntes  nihil  oranino 
accipiant,  exccptis  Pitanciis  &  Obitibus,  quibus  praefentes  funt:  Nee  illam 
quoq;  portionem  aJiter  sut  alio  modo  accipianr,  quam  eft  fupra  traditum;  quod  fi 
fecerinr,  cogantur  ad  reftitutionem,  &  pmerea  pro  delicto  poena  cfto. 

^Dedliis  pecMuiis  qu^e  cafu  obvmiunt; 

PEcunia  ex  Finibus.  Pecuniaex  Terquifttis  Curiarum,  Vtcum&exkgatis  TeftA- 
mentorttm.  Pecunia  ex  Sepulturis.  Pecunia  ex  Venditione  bofci^  &  filv*-,  Et 
qua;cunq-  alia  Pecunia  cafualis  undicunq;  eliceatur,nu!lo  pacto  dividatur  Refiden- 
tibus,  fed  ad  neccflarios  Ecckfiae  ufus  in  Thefauro  Ecckfi;e  reponatur. 

<De  Tecunia  Caparum,  &  Sigilli,  &  novx  ^fident'ne. 

PEcunia  autem  ex  Capis,  juxta  ordinitionem  Thorn*  Kempe  Epifcopi,  in  emen- 
dis  Capis  exponatur.  Pecunia  ex  Sigillo,  ur  confuevit  fieri  a  Sacnfta,  in  refi- 
ciendis  veftimentis  cxponacur. Pecunia  ex  prima  Refidentia  juxta  Bullam  Martini^ 
pars  viz.  eaqua*  pertirtet  ad  Decanum  &  Capitulum,  in  ornamentis  &  appara- 
mentis  in  Ecclefia,  fecundum  tenorem  Bulla:  exponatur. 

Solutio  Obituurn,  &  ex  panibus, 

PEcuniam  ex  Obitibus,  &pecuniam  ex  panibus,  fuam  cuiq?  portionem  omni 
anno  perfolvant  Refid«*»cc»,  amv  r«ftum  xr^tivitAtis  Domimj  quod  fi  non 
iccerinr,  poena  efto. 

D  e  officiariif  Ec cleft*,  qui  traciabunt  rem  temper alem,  &Juis  temporl- 
bus  jufium  competum  reddmti 


%efidentes  non  Offciarios: 


IMprimis  Volumus&ftatuimusutnulIusexRefidentibus  in  re  temporali  Ec- 
clefia; fit  aliquisOfficiarius,  nee  Receptor  generalis,  ncc  Cameranus,  nee  Pi- 
ftriniCuftos,  &  Clencus,ne  tali  officio  ejus  debitum  obfequium  St  ferviemm 
Deo  in  Choro  impediatur^  &  ratione  talis  Officii,  neceflaria  ejus  praeientia  ad  a- 
lias  Ecclefise  caufas  fubtrahatur,  quod  in  tanta  Refidentium  paucitate  erk  turpe  & 
dedecorofum. 


s 


Wegener ali  %eceptore, 

Edgeneralis  Receptor  omnium,  quae  Ecclefiaj  funt,  fit  unus  cxhabitu,  vel 
ilia  honefta  perfona,  quam  Decanus  &  Capitulum  defignaverir,  fecundum 

O  o  o  ordinationefn 


M6  JTT-E&CD1X  I^C  HIST. 


■  wm  m  I    I  ■     i      B     f, 

ordinationem  dommiWarbam,  &  poftcum  domini  Fjtz,  tfamis  moderni  Epifco- 
pi,  talis  fciliccc  pcrfona  cui  Decanus  ptaecipere  potent,  &  qui  Decano  &  Capu 
tu'.oobcdirevolueritj  qui  etiam  cogatur  ad  fuum  juftUm  computum  fcrvus  cbe- 
diens,  non  dominus  reludfons. 


Tecunia  admanus  T>ecani0  ut  in  cijla  reponatur. 


JS  generalis  Receptor  omnia  recipief  a  particuhrlbus  receptoribus,  &  in  patria,' 
&  in  Civitate,  aiq-  pro  omnibus  reipondebit  &computum  reddet.  Quod  ve- 
roreceperitfinguloquoq-,  quar.erio,  in  fine  quanerii  afferet  fldelirer  ad  roanus 
Decani,  vel  eoabfente  ad  ejus  deputatum:  Decanus  autemvel  deputstus  tradi- 
taijipecuniamaccipietper  Indenturam,  &acceptam  ftatim  infra  tres  dies,  accitis 
clavium  cuftod  bus, in  Ciftatfium  clavium  reponat :  Sic  enim  ordinavit  dominus 
Warham  EpiLopus  in  Vifitatione. 

Ex  iiladeindc  Cifta,  quotienfcnnq^ciufi  &  neceflitas  cxpoftulaverit,  Deca- 
nus, vel  ejus  deputatus,  in  prefentia  Cuftodum  clavium,  exrrahet  pecuniam,  pre- 
fente  etiam  Scriba  Capiruli,  qui  madtet  quando  &  quanta,  &  qua  de  caufa  ex- 
tract, eft  pecun  .a,  &cujus  manibustraditur  exponenda.  Is  generalis  Receptor 
fuperihtendet  omnibus  reparationibus  inpatria }  Annuum  ejus  ftipendium  eruhc 
libia?  Viginti. 

"    cReceptores  in  Civitate, 

* 

SUb  generali  Receptore  erunt  in  Civitate  Receprores  particulares  omnium  rcd- 
dituum,  tenementorum  in  utbe-,  &  hii  quicquid  recepsrint  quaternatim  afferent 
admanus  generalis  Receptoris,  qui  in  fine  anni  prouniverforecepto  inuibe  &  in 
patria  computabit.  Hii  particulates  Receptores  fuperintendant  reparationibus  in 
Civitate,  quilq;  in  colie&aiua  :  Scipendia  erunt  eis  annua  ab  antiquo  confueta. 

Trovijiovro  rcj/araiionibus  in  ChitMe. 

STatimpoft  O&zvteEpphamx,  die  fernli  immediate  fequenti,  di<5ras  o&o, 
affi^net  Decanus  aliquem,  qui  una  cum  F  bris  J.ignariis,&:  aliisidoneis  opera  - 
riis  vifitetomnes  doraos  &  tenementa  in  Civi:ate,  &  in  fcriptis  referat  Decano, 
velcoabfente  fenionRefidentiaiio,  omnesdefeclus  &runas  carum  ante  feftum 
Furificationis  proxime  fequentis,  ut  de  recdificationibus  &  reparationibus  provi- 
dere  poffir,  utq-,  quod  f a&um  videbitur  neceflarium  eftate  fequenti,  mandato  De- 
cani &  Capituli  fiat. 


T>eC 


amerario. 


G 


.  Amcrarius  Ecckfia?  is  qui  procurabit  omnia  neceflaria  divino  officio-,  &  pen- 
jfionescolliget  2c  debita  ftpendiafus  temporibus  folver.  Eligatur  unus  ex 
rubauex  antique  moieEccitfia^quiinfinecujufq,  quarteriireddat  rationem  & 
recepti  &  cxperfi  in  fcriptis  in  Capirulo,  vel  Decano,  vel  feniori  Refidentiarioj 
qui  Ccrr.pu  us  icmsneat  in  Capiuiam  domo  Capitulari  ufq^  ad  finem  anni,  ut 
tunc _iuttus  plena  i-cddatur  ratio,  &  fitpro  fuohbore  ftipendium  Camerario  con- 
(uerum,  quod  eft  decern  maica?.  Item  toga  .vx"  Item  paftiones  z.v J.  w'd-Sumnu 
i'ii 1;-  xvii  *■  iiii d- 

De 


ECCL.  C  A  TH.  £  P  a  v  l  i.  z6j 

De  Clerico  gg  cuflode  Tiftrini. 

CLcricus  &  Cuftos Piftrini  fit ctiam  unus  ex  habitu,  ut  confuevit  fieri  fimper 
ante  Refidentes  qui  nunc  funt.  Is  recipiet  frumentum  a  firmariis  purum  & 
fanum,  &  fuave:  Item  farinam  &  frumentum  neceiTarium  comparabit,  &  officio 
Piftrini  diligenrer  fuperintendcr,  acomni  feptimana  cum  Piftore  de  pambus  fur- 
nitis computet. Pecuniam  pro Capis quam acceperit  a novis  Canonicis, man-bus 
Sacriftae  tradet.  Quaternatimfidelem  fuum  compotum  reddat  in  Capituio,  &  in 
fine  anni  totius  rationem  tradet  Auditori.  Scipendiarium  ejus  eric  confuetum  vii l 
v*-  cumpanibus  fepteminebdomadaprecii  xxiih-  iv&- 

De  Senefcallo  Curiarum. 

Sit  Senefcallus  unus  qui  femrl  in  anno,  una  cum  gcnerali  Receptore  pertran- 
fcat  univer Turn  P-iulipatrtmjnium,  &  Curias  teneat :  Rotulos  Curiarum  vel 
carum  ex:mpla  ad  cameram  Ecciefix  in  fine  anni  refcrat  a  Camerario  cufto- 
dicndos. 

De  Auditor e  Compoti. 

Auditor  Computus  incipiat  Auditum  fuum  ftatim  poft  feftum  S.  Mkhaelis& 
dd;genter  &  fideliter  &  indifrerenter  audiat  Computum  omnium  mimftio- 
rum,  prius  accepiis  jurammtis  eorum  qui  computum  reddent,qi;a?cunq;  pcrfona: 
fint,  etiamfi  Canonici  Refidentes  fint  quihabent  unde  rationem  reddam,  &  cum 
Compotum  completum  &  perfeftum  tradant  in  Capituio,  De cano  &  Refidcnti- 
bus  ante  feftum  Nativittfis  domini  proxane  fequentis,  ut  in  archivis  Ecclefije  re- 
ponatur. 


D! 


VtfitatioDecani. 

jEcanus  per  fe,  cum  honefta  familia,Ecclefia?  fumptibus  &  expenfis,vcl  ali^s 
'impcditus  per  fuum  Commiflarium,  unum  Canonicum  Refidenrcm,  quem 
aflignaverit,  viiitct  ad  minus  omtii  tertio  anno,  omnia  Maneria  in  patria,  &  domos 
inCivitaterUtquomodofuftineaturpatrimonium^.  Pauli  cognofcat/&:  de  de- 
fedibus  providcar. 

De  Fit  mis  non  locandis  ^efidentiariis. 

Nihil  ex  Maneriis  in  patria  locetur  alicui  Refidentiario  ad  firmam  ullo  pa<5to ' 
neobaliquascaufasdetractetfolutioncm-,  neve  reluctetur  forfan  &  nolueric 
cogi ad  juftum  computum.  Praererea  ne  fint  defidise  inter  fratres  propter  firmas. 
Item  nc  Decanus  &.  Capitulum  cogatur  vocare  in  jus  proprios fratres  Refidentes], 

O  o  o  2  De 


£#«  JTTE&CD1X  I^(  HIST. 


Dejilva  &  TZofco. 

Sllva,  Bofcus,  Meremium,qm  quondam  thezaurus  Ecclefia?  diccbatu'r,  nutria- 
tur  &  foveatur  plus  folito-,  ncc  quicquam  ejus  donetur,nec  vendamr,nifi  magdt 
cogente  neceffitate,  &  tunc  quoq-,  ccmfilio  &  confenfu  Decani  &  Capituli  rmffis 
antea,  qui  videant  &  affignent  idoneo  tempore  quid  vendatur.  Si  quando  fuerit 
proftratum  Bofcum  pro  focalibus  in  dom  Refidenuariorum,  in  participatione 
lllius  Bofci,  lit  Decani  Refidentis,  ut  in  omnibus  aliis,  portio  dupla. 

Annua  experientia. 


OBfervationem  omnium  Statutorum  &  Ordinationum  prajdi&arum  volumui 
incipcre  in  teftoMkbaelis  proximo  fequenn,  &  fie  deinceps  ad  unum  inte- 
grum annum  durare,  ut  interea experientia  do&i,  quid  addi,  quidve  minui  debc- 
at,  intelligere  poffimus.  In  fine  anni  exarninaturi  quam  bene  &  foeliciter  hx  no- 
ftra»  conftitutiones  proceflerunr,  pollicentcs,  fi  bene, tunc nos  confirmaturos  eas, 
tranfgreftoribus  juftis  pcenis  additis  ad  perpetuos  annos  duraturas :  Si  verb  fuerit 
Caufa  in  fine  anni  cemmutandi  quippiam  in  melius,promlttimus  turn  commutanda 
omnia  nos  commutatuioSj  &  omnes  defedu$j  quos  ufu  &  experientia  difcemus} 
fuppleturos. 


'De  <Diffenfationibus. 


fatoZaacS'-  (^)uiaDifpenfationesfunt(utvocantJuris«pcriti)  legis  &  Statutorum  plante 

gijirf.  V^vulnerationcs,  iccirco  ordinamus  &  ftatuimus,  Ut  in  hiis  noftris  Statutis,  aut 

aliqua  parte  earum,  neq-,liccat  ullo  in  tempore  Dccano  &Capitulo,aut  eo  abfente, 

quilocum  ejus  tenet,  difpenfarc,&eademaliquopa#orelexare  fine  confenfu  no- 

ftro,  dum  vivimus,  &  poft  nos  fine  conftufu  Uomini  Papje,  cujus  auctoritate  hxc 

ordinavimus  ejus  Legatus  a  laterc^ac  etiam  domini  Regis  Fundatoris  Ecclefia*,  & 

domini  Epifcopi  Londom  Et  ftatuimus,  ut  multum  minus  liceat  Capitulo  Rcfiden- 

tiariorum  fine  capite  fuo  Decano,  &  fine  pra?di&a  etiam  auctoritate,  in  hiis  ftatu- 

tis,  aut  in  aliqua  eorum  parte  difpenfarej  quoniam  ex  talibus  difpenfationibus  frc- 

quentatis  a  Refidentiariis  una  convenientibus  inter  fe  fuperioribus  temporibus, 

fenervatas  &  diftbhr*  funt  leges  &  ftatuta  Ecclefia;  S.  Patrfi$  &  tales  iniquaj  dif- 

penfationes  a  Refidentibus  pro  legibus  fucrunt  habira»5ex  quibus5fi  non  adhibitum 

fuiffet  remedium  in  tempore,  omnino  Ecclefia:  fecuta  effet  fubver  fio. 


Statuta 


ECCL.  CATH.  &Pavli.  Z69 

Statute  cjucedam  Decani  &  CapituIiLondon.faBa  per  do- 
minum  Thomam  QardinaUm  Ebor.  ex  con  fen  fu  T)&~ 
cani&  Capituli  per  deer etum  fine  arbitrament. 

THomas  miferatione  divina  Ebor.  Archiep.  ^ngliaj  Primas,  ipfius  regni 
Angl'^e  Cancellarius,  univerfisjfrc.  falutem,  &c.  Cum  utiq^  Ecclefia  Cathe- 
drals divi  Pauli  London,  oneribus  or  dinar  its,  are  quoq-^alieno  multo  aggravari 
inventa  cjl,  nullos  etiam  ex  fe  habens  in  arario  publico  provifione  tbefauros  $  nee 
dotes,  facilitates,  aut  patrimoniafufficiunt  adnumerojam  Rejidentiariorum  multi- 
tudinem  ultra  Juftentandam  5  ne  Ecclefia  ipfa  excefsiva  Rejidentiariorum  multl-  . 
tudine  ultra  &  fupra  dotesjacultdtes  &  patrimoniafua  impojlerum  aggravetur  ,  vo- 
lumus  ,  ordinamus,  &  de  exprejjo  confenfu  diclorum  Decani  &  Capituli  (latuimtts  ; 
Primiim  quod  nulla  dcinceps  in  pralibata  aliqua  de  ipfa  incipienda  filer  et,friufquam 
Ecclejia  ipfa  omni  Are  alieno,  quo  tarn  diilo  D  ecano  &  Refidentiariis  modernis  pra- 
fatis,  quam  aliis  univerfis  multum  jam  gravatur  penitiis  &  ante  omnia,  plene  & 
dare  fucrit  exonerata.  Provifo  femper,  quia  patrimonium  S.  Pauli  exile  eft,  & 
oner  a  mult  a  &  gravia  quod  ipfa  Ecclefia  ultra  numerum  quaternarium  Refidentiari- 
orum  cum  eorum  Decano  fmul  &  fern  el  non  ontretur  aut  aggravetur.  Canonicorum, 
Prabendariorum  in  dicla  Ecclefu  refidere  volentium  fenior  ,  non  At  ate  aut  digni- 
t ate.  fed  in  ipja  Ecclefia  Jenier  Prabendatus  primum  imipiat  proteftari  de  refidentia, 
&fic  ordinatimft  plures  [int. 

Cumaliq'tis  Jejejpontead  Refidentian*  obtulerit^  dummo do  annum  integrum  & 
dies  tres  pojl  inftallationem  Juam  compleverit,  confiderentur  non  admijsionis  feu  in- 
flallationis  perfonalis  feuprieritas  aut  pofterioritas,  fedftatus  &  gr  adits  ficientixy& 
dofirina  Jua  dignitas,  vita  pr  obit  as  cum  morum  gravitate  &  hone  ft  ate,  ac  pruden- 
tiafua  laude^corporis  habilitate  &  incolumitate  ac  honefla  &  necejjaria patrimonii 
&  aliortim  fuffcientia  ;  etiamratiojui  adventus,  an  fit  ex  affec7atione  magis  Inert 
proprii  quam  ^ficfu  Chrifli  &  divi  Pauli  -7  <£*  an  hujufmodi  affettata  refidentia  de 
jure  excufiet,qua  propria  confeientia  defarfo  femper  incujet :  &  an  in  aliqua  alia  Ec- 
clefia, five  Cathedrali,  five  Collegiate,  feu  Hofpitale  refideatfeu  refidere  teneatur  : 
Ac  an  fit  offictArius  cuiq-?  domino  detentus  in  obfequio  ejus,  quo  refidentiam  bonam 
&  lattdabitem  juxta  fiatutorum  exigentiam  oportunam  &  necejfariam  vere  perfi- 
cere  & perimplere non  valeat  aut  po(ft,t,  quos  omnino  repelli  volumus^ut refidere 
volentesfolumin  hac  Ecclefia  S. Pauli,  fuam  refidentiam  teneant  &  faciantt  &  non 
Alibiy&  h  Abe  ant  in f radio  cefim  London,  patrimonium  Cbrifti  curatum,  autfpiri' 
tualem  interpretationem  fermonum  &  dsitrina  Catholic*,  ut  theologiis,   quopopulo 
fibicommijfo  aliijq-fmfra  diocefim  &  hfiic  Ecclefia  in  exonerationem  confident i a fua 
•verbis gratia  diligentius  &  promptius  miniflret  &  injerviatyut  longe  in  hoc  dignior 
&  ideneor  pro.  alivs  fc.fic  non  habentibus,  fi  cater  a  concurrant,  ommnopraferant  1 
Qui  verb  lucrum  proprium  magkquam  animarum  Jalutem,  aut  J-efum  Chrifjum  & 
divnm  PauluvntfleiJant,  <fc fitmn ^indigni cum  Juda femper  repellantur. 


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*7<>  ATVEQCDIX  I^C  HIST. 


T>e  officio  Servient  urn  ecclefia  S.  Tauli. 

ex  alio  ms.  \/l  Emorandum  quod  Servientes  ecclefia?  S.Pauli  Lond  tcncntur  ex  officio  eo- 
cod.  ifcii.  a.-]  \\ \ rum  obfervare diligcntcr & facere omnk &  fingula infrafcripta.,prout patct 
'■ 9I'  '  cvidcntcr  in  diverfis  Regiftris,  ordinationibus  &  Statutis  cjufdcm  ecclefia?,  &  ex 
antiquaconfuetudine  approbata,  obtenta  a  tempore  &  per  rempus,cujus  conrrarii 
memoria  homincm  non  cxiftic,  per  quofcunq-,  in  dicla  ecclefia  fcrvientes  obferva- 
ta.  Imprimis  di&i  Servientes  tenentur  horas  dici  &  no&is  convenienrer  pulfan- 
do  defignare,  maxime  ad  Matutinas  &  ad  Fefperas,  imitando  quatinus  fieri  pote- 
nt re  ligiofoscivitatis,  qua?  ca?teris  certius  regulantur,  pulfationes  fimplices,  vel 
duplices  in  Ecclefia  vel  Bercfndo  ram  diebus  fcftivis  quam  profeftis  diligenter  fa- 
cient,  fecundum  antiquam  ecclefia?  confuemdinem  approbatam.  Item  port  clau- 
furam  hoftiorumfcrutinium  ecclefia?  facient  diligenter  per  feipfos.  Item  quam 
citotcnebrefcere  ir.cipit,  in  Ecclefia  Lampades  accendent.  Item  in  Choro  & 
circa  Altare,  capuciis  dependentibus  circa  collum,  non  miniftrabunt,  nee  capite 
coopcrro  incedent  per  Chorum  in  pra?fentia  Decani  feu  Canonicorum  p;a?di<5t:e 
Ecclefia?.  Item  hoftia  Ecclefia;  fempcr  mane  aperient,  &eadem  claudent  tempo- 
re oportuno  &  confueto.  Item  in  omnibus  tMatutinis  poft  Gloria  Patri  primi 
Pfalmi,  hoftia  chon  claudent  vcrfus  occidentem.  Item  in  folcmpnioribus  Feftis 
anni,  chorum  &  circa  magnum  Altare  diligenter  fcopari  tecient,tam  in  pavimen- 
to,quamfuperius,  protollendis  pulveribus  &  arenarum  telis.  Item  Sacrifta?, 
qui  pro  tempore  fuerit,  in  hiis  qua?  per  illorum  minifteria  funt  agenda,  debite  o- 
b:dient,&  maxime  in  omnibus  quae  fpe&ant  ad  utilitatem  &  honeftatem  ecclefia?. 
Item  Capas  fericas,  Libros,  Pannos  fericos  &lineos  aclaneos,  Scamna,  Cathe- 
dras,  Pulvinaria,  &  alia  ornamenta  Ecclefia?  aveftibuloin  Chorum,  feu  alibi  in 
Ecclefia  deferent,  quociens  opus  fuerit,  &  eadem  referent  ac  rcponent  honefte 
per  feipfos.  Item  Capas  &  alia  veftimenta  qua?cunq^ ,  pannos  &  alia  ornamen- 
ta Ecclefia?  ad  vcft.bulum  relata,  ut  pra?mittitur,non  rchnquent  difplicata,  fed  ea 
rcplicent  debito  modo  per  feipfos.  Item  vexilla  &  pannum  pro  fefto  Corf  oris 
Chrijli,  fuper  haftas,  Canapam  in  die  Ccna?  5  Panriss  aureos  pro  Sepulchre  cum 
Cifta  infra  ponenda  j  ac  ctiairi  pannos  aureos  ante  Feftum  Apoftolorum  Pe- 
tri &  Pattli,  in  Choro  pendchdos  5  nccnon  paimas,  cum  buxinis,  velum  &  vela- 

minaymaginum  tempore  Quadragefima?  ponent  cum  pertinentiis  fuis,  &  depo- 
nent honefte  fecundum  confuctudinem  ecclefia?  pra?di<fta?.  Item  omnibus  dupli- 
cibus  Feftis,  &  in  Feftis  novem  Lc&ionum,  unus  eorundem  fervientum  cuftodiet 
diligenter  hoftium  Veftibuli,  ne  aliquis  extraneus  intrct^unde  fufpitio  finiftra  ha- 
beri  poflir.  Item  unus  eorum  cuftodiet  hoftium  Thefaurarii  quocienfeunq;  aliqua 
congregatio  Epifcoporum,  feu aliorum  dominorum  fuerit  ibidem.  Item  ordina- 
tum  fuit  per  Radutyhum  de  Diceto  Decanum,  &  Capitulum,  quod  di<5ti  Servientes 
refponderent  de  omnibus  rebus  qua?  portantur  extra  veftibulum  ad  deferviendum 
in  Ecclefia  pra?di&a  5  &  quod  garcioncs  eflent  jurati  Sacrifta?  &  fervientibus,  de 
fidclitate,  &  fervientes  pro  garcionibus  in  omnibus  refponderent.  Item  Scrviens 
ebdomadarius  facict  moram  in  Ecclefia  ad  earn  cuftodiendam,  execpto  tempore 
commeftionis,  &  tunc  aliquis  garcio,loco  Scrvicntis,  erit  ibidem.  Item  ante  fin- 
gulas  Procejfione s  circa  Cimiterium,  omnia  loca  per  qua?  tranfire  debet  Procefio, 
dict.i  Servientes  facicnt  cmundari.  Item  loca  convenientia  in  Cimitcrio  corpori- 
bus  tumulandis  defignabunt.  Item  pro  fovea  mortui  facienda,  ex  antiquo,  ultra 
ties  denarios  pro  Divite,oon  accipientj  pro  mediocri  vero  duos  denariosj&  pro  u- 
no  puero,  unum  denarium.  Item  omnes  Ecclefia?  miniftri  defungentes  ciaflicutn, 
habebunt  in  Beufrido,  pro  it. denar.  tantum,  &c. 


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T  T     . ' '  tUitl)  xl  .  if  ft-  Ixviii  K  xviii  *. 

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burr.  |  T5ft:jxe0.  xx/i Ji.  vi s.  w«  d; 

'EyklVng.  wi  »*'.  xiii  s.  *«  <f. 

Bafccttoketoittjftent  tefolute 

xxv j.  ivd.  Z. 1;.  vi  s.  w'« J. 

@>l)pKfO?U,  frlitlj  xxxiiK  iv4 

jFee,  ant)  &mt  mount .  ^^'  \  vi  s.  «w«  a. 

jfOltyet.  "Jt  I*.  XM*  s.  tt»  d. 

^3elct)am-paul  patronage.     x«v  '*.  w *.  v«i  X 
©elcljam-paul  iFerme.  xiu  b.  *#  *.  *  a. 

©HaltOn.  xxx«*  i.  w 5.  <w«  <*. 

©niefctjam-  Paul.  xx  «<  ej s.  w»  a. 

isancroft.  x«*b. 

Ct)o?pe-  **«  K« w* s«  Wi* d. 

TBelDamg.  *f]i. 

eijeosavUtoicfc  ofg>ofeen3fcoitI)  x^» ]i.  *#  \  xtf.q. 
xi .  ire e. 

T5r^elefCP.  w ]i.  xiii s.  *i/  a. 

^evbtige. "  xU>a\ 

Cillpngtjam.  xiv\ 

*Batlwg.  xxx  \  xm  *.  fa d. 

•CUfflle.  vii  \ 

EOntOCll.  XXX&KXm 

'Berne*  npgtj  ^>at)lepstDit^  xii8 

iv d.  Eent  rcfolute.  xm s.  t*  a. 

'Beaucljam  bp  jFapretfeue.  &&  ^  w d. 

CbelmeftotfK  m  s. 

at)burton.  x  *. 


■r>Vcxx:.xvIi 


>XC^viis. 
ii«i. 


Cxxv  K 

iv s,  vui d. 


Eflex.<  Qg^amg. 


>CCCC1* 

xviii  s.q. 


Surama  totalis  M  '  .c.  Lxxxxvi Ji.  xi  s.  ij  d.  4. 


z7z  JTTE^CpiX  I ^  HIST. 


This  forefaid  Sum  comcth  to  hand  oonce  a  yere,bcfides  cafualtiesj 
as  Fines,  Merciaments ,  Reliefs ,  Heriots ,  Efchaets,  Forfeitures, 
Felons-goods  3  with  fuch  other  Ryalties ;  alfo  befides  Wood-falls, 
Legacies  and  Sepultures,  which  by  eftimation  will  extend  yearly 
oone  with  another,  to  the  fum  of  xl L 

And  of  the  forefaid  Sum,  Total  goeth  out  yearly  to  charges  and 
payments,  both  certain  and  cafual,  of  which  the  certain  and  ordi* 
nary  be  thefe  following : 

lEWtegeano&enegfe, 

IPenfione  refolute, 

&entnfolute, 

cijt  s?9imfter0  comro. 

ale  @>plrjer, 

erencljet-TOat)  ant)  ©nilktn, 

if  f  sprig- T>apj5, 

petance^, 

®tagiarieiBL 

SD  €>aptentia, 

CI/  apottcll.  ^af0, 

£>e  p?oftmt)i0> 

countries, 

annitarfarie0> 

$w  bp  %  etiaomtjerlepn ; 

*Bpti)e9uito?> 

wtlje&ecenier, 

Ltfierpofttje^initfers; 

©Har  vii  \  at  iii  ■.  m  ijuntye tJ, 

tzivne, 

£>vle, 

itatTarie0  pearly, 
%\)t  osafce&oufe, 


xxxm '.  vi d. 

xxxii'.xiis.  ii*. 

Lvi1.  ixd. 

xlvi1.  xvs.  iia. 

xlvi1. 

vii1.  iv\ 

xxx '.  xii  \ 

Lvi  \  viiiH. 

xiii1.  vis.  viii* 

xxxv  *.  viii  *. 

ixi. 

Lvi5.  iva. 

Cxix ». 

CLivi.x'.Wr*. 

xxxix '.  viii*. 

xxii'.  xs. 

xli1. 

ix'.  x". 

xxij. 

iii  '.vi ». viii *.' 

if. 

vi'.xiii,.  ivd. 

Cxx'. 


C^e  COtal,  ViHxxxxi'.iiK  xia. 
ftemaimty,  CCCCv>.viis.iii<>.qua. 

€>etout  fo?  Eeparatiort0,  cc  >. 

Stem,  fo?  €aCualti0,        xxvi  >,  xiv  *.  iv d. 

EftTtamet^,  Clxxviii '.  xiii  °.  xU.  qua. 

ann  pet  out  of  ttjat  tyep  mud  bear 
Opmes,  Weft  10  Lxx  •.  xv  \ 


Nomina 


~ECCL.    QJTH.    S.  Paul  i. 


*75 


XXXII.         Nomina  Praedenbariorum  Ecclefias 

S.  Tauli  Lond. 


Lei.  Coll.  vlK 


Tetebal. 

Nefdon. 

Heleburne. 

WildeUnd. 

Sneating. 

Kentlfl'etwn. 

Jtacuhejlande. 

Wilefdon. 

TVenlakefbyrh 

Kadington. 

Tortefole. 

Cudingten. 

Chefetvike. 

Twjferde. 

Brandefooode\ 

S.Pancrace. 


Ealdelande. 

Her  left  one. 

Cbmmberlengefwodde. 

Eddefirete. 

Oxgate. 

Confumpa. 

Brunnesbyri. 

Hewettn. 

Boxton. 

Rugemere. 

ijeldon. 

MapesbyrL 

More. 

EdynelW. 


Ecclefitf  infra  civitatem  Londini  fpe&antes  adTatrona-%%"^ 
turn  Decani  &  Capituli  S.  Pauline?  quoddam         *•£*& 
Antiquum  %egiflrum* 

XXXIII. 

[Antonini  juxta  &t)$ttf!LmG,  ert  eis,penfionaria  in  xxxiv*.  x*e 
Bcneditti  Algar  de  WSL<HK\30WCtg,  eft  penfionaria  in  Hi  rrflrc. 
Auguftini  ad  Portam.  pflpenfioii.uU  in  cum.  mart. 
Bencditti  de  C&atfC&erc&e,    penfionaria  in  dim.  marc. 
'  Botulphi  de  Ponte,  penfionaria  in  dim.marc. 
SgidH  extra  Creptlgate,  penfionaria  in*  marc, 
Fidij  in  Criptis,  non  fufticit. 
S.  Hclent,  penfionaria  in  dim.  marc. 
a  I  Gregerii  eftimatur ■  nichil. 

<2  I  "Johannes  Zacharia,  penfionaria  in  xxs. 

c 

w 


Eftimatur  ad  i/.marc 

Eftimatur  ad  z/  marc. 

Non  fufficic  fibi. 

Eitimatur  ad*/,. 

-Eftimatur  ad  Li  marc. 

Eftimatur  adl<#  marc. 


W 


|  i  Nicholai  OUf  Bernard,  penfionaria  in  dim.  marc, 
Maria  de  fll9ermamwberp,penf .  in  J  marc. 
Martini  Or  gar  juxta  danDletofcttretCpsrf.  in  *'*"•  i 
Af^4/«r»<ede  Sgelfeffrete5penf.  Lii*- 
<JM.agdalena  in  Pifsionaria,  penf.  in  *#*. 
Mtchaelis  in  foro  ad  El.idnm,  penf.  in  «  marc. 
Mlchaelis  ad  Ripam, 
0/<*t/i  jft  (_Mucwe'l  nullius  eftimationis. 
*P<?f r/ de  SBjCUCcate  penfionariainws.  &non  fufficki 
Tetri  parvi  fuper  Tamifiam^  penf.  in  sjjd. 
\Jhonit,  Apoftoli,  penfionaria  in  i  marc 


Eftimatur  ad  i  mate 

Eftimatur  ad  H  marc.&  dim. 

Eftimatur  ad  £s. 

Eftimatur  ad  v  marc. 

Eftimatur  nichil. 

Eftimatur  nichil. 

Eftimatur  ad  «marc^ 



Sftimatar  ad  i  marce 

Hon  fufficito 


A- 


7^         JPTE3^CDIX  I.3V(  HIST. 


'%%$%    XXXI V.     An  Inventory  of  the  <Plate,fe»els,&z 

dr  Cap. 

anttie  7°  Edw.  ^upotit^cepptting  of  an  3!ntettto$>  of  tbepate, 
3Ittoel0,D?namtnt0,5tc.  belonging  to  tbecatbeoraictjurcbof  s.Paui, 
toftcb  toa0OeutoereDintotbeMg0Commi{rioner0  at  Guild-  Haii5  ant) 
requeQmaoe  totbem  bvfyt  Dean  ant)  Chapter,  that  certain  tbing0  of 

ecefla?p.  ufemipjtbepmnittet)  to  remain,  ttyefe  following  particular? 

jere  bp  ttjem  allotoetj  of  5  viz. 

3lmp.  Chalices  Hi* 

at  Ctoopairof  Bafynsfo?tob?ing  tlje  Communion-fyeat),  ant)  to  re- 
ceive tlje  offering  fo?  tje  poo?-,  hereof  one  pair  fritter,  fo?  etoerpoap: 
fyt  otljer  fojiFemtoate,  $c  gilt. 

31t-  a  Syiver  pot  to  put  tbe  toine  In,  fo?  tbe  Communion  cable,  fcmglj- 
ing  xiounce?. 

at  Cl)e  to;utten  Texts  of.t^r  ® ofpete  ant)  Cpiflle?. 

3t  a  large  Canopieof  Ciu~ctofo?t£eming0  seaieftie  tu^cn  ^c  eomefy 
ttntber.  '." 

at  a  Pali  of  'Blacfttoeltot,  to  lav  upon  tty  ii>erfe. 

at.  a  border  of  blacfe  farcenet,  toitt^  a  fringe  of  trtacfe-  tilft  mirt  toitt)  golO, 
fo?  t^e  burial  of  noble  perfon0. 

at  Bawdkinsof  fcito  fo?t0  ant)  colour?,  fojgarnifljingttiecutire,  at 
tbe&ing0  coming,  ant)fo?tt)eT5i{l)op0feat5  a0  alfo  atott>ertime0to&en 
tpe  cuure  OjaU  be  apparailen  f 0?  t&e  ponour  of  tfce  Eealm. 

at  CigJtCuOieons. 

at.  epirtp.  Albcs,  to  mafce  surplices  fo?  tfce  finite  ant)  ct)0?i- 
ller0. 

at.  Ctoentv  four  olt)  Cufheons,  to  feneel  on. 

at.  eetiencioathesof  Lynnen  plain  ano  diaper,  fo?  tlje  Communion 
table. 

3t.  iFttie  Towels: 

at.  2CtDO  Hangings  of  Tapiftrle.  fh?  f  ftp  ^frUlTf  • 

at.  a  Turkey,  g arpet  to?  ttje  communion  tabit 

at-  a  Paftoral  ftaff  fo?  tyt  OBifbOp. 

/excrete  atttiat  time  alfo  oefiret)  by  ttje  faitj  &ean  ano  chapter, 
allowance  of  xmi-a-*-  in**  totuarOg  tbe  el;arge0  of  tafcina  tJoton  tbe 
fiep0  ano  place  of  tlje  rpigti  altar  -,  ant)  fo?  otber  furniture  0?  convenient 
place?  ano  tbing0,  f 0?  tjje  aomimflration  of  tbe  Communion, 


.  - 


Ordinatio  Qapellte  in  magno  cimiterio  fuper 
oflamenta  mortuorum. 

XXXV.  /^\Mnibu$  Chrifti  fidelibus,  &c.  Johtnnes  Carpenter  junior,civis  & 
£*Ju$2a  V   /clcricuscommunitatiscivitansZ*^.  Executor  Teftamenti  bon* 

More)  penes  memoriae  Ricardi  Whpyngton,  nuperCivis&MercenL*»rf.  ac  plunes  Majoris 
1  7  sVur  c)u^etn civitatis,  falutem  in  eo quem  mater  peperit, virgo  manens.    Viri  providi 
"ond./v/ajV  &  devoti  fervens  debet  efle  defiderium  &  cura  follicita,  divini  cultus  augmentum 
perpetuum  falubriter  ordinare,pr3»fertim  per  Miffarum  folempnia  continue  Cele- 
branda,  quibus  pro  falutc  vivorum  &  requie  mortuorum  Dei  filius  unigenituspa- 

fc.  tri 


ECCL.    CAT:H.    %  Paul  i.  z^ 

tri  immolatur  in  hoftiam ,  manibus  Sacerdotis  :  Ego  vero  Johanves,  yrxmiffz 
confiderans,&  Iacrimali  meditationc  recogitans,quomodo  fpecioia  Capella  beat  a 
CM  arid  virginis,  fupcr  offamento  morruorum  in  cimiterio  S.  Pauli  Lohd.  qua?  de 
Cantaria  unius  Capdlani,  ex  devotione  cujufdam  Rogeri  Btyvene  &  aliorum  et- 
vium  Londini  ab  antiquo  fundata,  &  de  fex  marcatis  redditus  in  London,  per  eun- 
dem  Rogerum  in  teftamento  fuo,  ad  luftentanonem  ipfius  Capellam  lcgads,  dora- 
ta  •,  propter  minus  Iegalcm  fundationem  ejufdem  Cant-r'a?  &  infufficienriam  le- 
gati  praedicti,  ac  alias  caufas  quam  plurimis,  fie  &  a  diu  fuerit  vacans  &  inofficia- 
ta ;  ac  de  Capellano  quocunq;  in  certo  totalirer  deftituta;  ccrtas-Eerras,tenement3, 
&  redditus  in  London,  ad  valorem  oflo  irnrcarum  de  claro  per  annum,  cum  non- 
nullis  bonis  di6tlRicardide  Wityngton  &  aliorum,  admimftrationimeos  commiffis, 
nuper  de  novo  perquifivi  adinde  denuo  dotandum,  fundandum,  erigendum  &  fta- 
biliendum  in  eadem  Capella,  unam  Cantariam  folidam  &  perpetuam  de  uno  Ca- 
pellano perpetuo,  qui  divina  quotidie  pro  animabus  di&orum  Rogeri  Beyvene,  & 
HicardiWityngton^zz aliorum juxta  ordinationem  meim  in  hac  parte  faciendam 
fpeciiliccr  celebrabit,  fecundum  vim,formam  &  efFe&um  certarum  literarum  pa- 
tentium  feremflimi  domini  Regis  Henrici  fexti  de  fpeciali  licentia  fua  exinde  mihi 
conceffa,  &c.  gercntes  datas  apud  Wefim.  xii°.  die  Jan.  anno  regni  fui  octavo. 

Vircure  &  au&ontate  quarum  &c.  ad  fundationem  &  ordinationem  did  a?  Can- 
tariae,  &c .  procedo  in  hunc  modum.    Imprimis  ad  divini  cultus  reformationem 
&  augmentum,  ac  falutem  fidelium,  &eorum  miximeqnimigrarunt  ab  hac  luce, 
volo  &  ordino,  quod  exnunc  fie  &  eflc  debcat  in  Capella  pra?di&a  quaedam  Can- 
taru  folida  &  pcrpetua,  de  uno  Capellano  perpetuo,qui  in  re  &  nomine  fit  cuftos 
perpetuus  ejufdem  Capella? ,    honeftum  quoq;    difcretum  &  ydoneum  pref- 
byterum    David  Fleure  t  de  cujus  circumfpedtione  &  aliis  virtutibus  ad  plenum 
&  de  diu  (urn  expertus,  in  primum  Capellanum  ejufdem,  Cantariae,hac  prima  vice 
ordino  &  conftituo,ac  ipfum  in  CuftodemperpetuumcjufdemCapella?,fiveCan- 
tarisejam  primo  praeficio  &  deputo,pcr  prxfentes.Volo  quoq;  &  ordino,quod  di- 
dusnunccuftoSjCapellanus  &  fucceflbfes  fui  Capellan^cuftodes  ibidem,  fingulis 
diebus,cum  facultas  &  oportunitas  fc  obtulcrunt,dicant  infra  Capellam  pra?di&am 
vel  procin<3um  ejufdem,  CMattttinas,  vefperas  &  alias  horas  fuas  Canonicas.  nifi 
infirmitate,  vel  alia  jufta  vel  rationabilicaufafuerintimpediti:  Miffas  etiam  quo- 
tidie celebrent  in  Capella  fupradi&a,  fi  8c  quando  difponantur,  nifi  Canonicum 
aliquod  obftet,  velaliudimpedimentum  juftum  &  rationale  incurrat.    In  cano- 
ne  quoque  fingularium  Miflarum  fuarum,  inter  dcfun&os  primo  de  praefato  Roge- 
ro  Beyven,  deinde  de  didn  ni^-J'  7vr;+r~s+,~  a*  y»i>Mnc  Crcdy  armigcro,  ex  quo- 
tum bonis  Cantaria  pra»diftaordinatur ;  fubfequentcrq-,  dtfobannc  Shadwortb, 
prxcipuo  adjutore  ad  eundem,&  de  amma  mea,cum  migrans  ab  hac  luce.mentio- 
nem  faciant  fpecialem.Dicant  ulterius  di&us  nunc  cuftosCapellanus,&  omnes  fuc- 
ccflorcs  fui  cuftodes  Capellani  ibidem,  finguhs  diebus  ad  MifTam,  flexis  genibus, 
Pater  nofter  &  Ave,  cum  fpeciali  &  mentali  recommendatione  di&orum  Rogeri^ 
Ricardi  &  Johanna  Credy,  deo  &  beata?  Maria  virgini  facienda,  Fundatores  etiam 
&  patroni  didae  Cantaria?,dum  vixerint,  &  poft  decefliim  fuum,cum  migraverint 
in  memoriis  di&i  nunc  cuftodis  &  fucceflorum  fuorum,  intra  Miflarum  fecrc- 
ta,  &  cameras  devotioncs  fuas,  fpecialiter  inter  alios  habeantur:  omnes  quoq-,  bene- 
fa chores  die!  a?  Capella?,tam  prajfentes  quam  futuri,  qui  de  bonis  fuis  fibi  a  Deo 
collatis  aliquid  donant  augmentationiCantanae  five  Capella?  praedi&a?,  vel  confi- 
lium  aut  auxilium  ad  hoc  praeftant,feu  quorum  occafione  dida  Capella  five  Can- 
taria melius  in  aliquo  fuftentari,  &  officium  divinum  honorificcntius  in  ea  fieri  po- 
tuit,  omnium  orationum,  casterorumq-,  devotionum  didise  Capella?  five  Cantarias 
fintipfo  facto  participes  (zrc.)     Data  Londini,  in  fefto  Exaltationis  S.  Cruets 
Anno  Domini  CMCCCCXXX'  &  anno  regni  regis  Henrici  fexti  poft  conqueftum 
nono. 


i 


-    - 
C^q  q  %  Kalendarium 


1^6  JTTE5\CDIX  I^C  HIST: 


J'^'^'Kalendariunij  five  Inventarium  indentatum ;  fadlum 


mam, 


inter  Magiftrum  JVillielmum  Say  Decanum,  &  Ca- 
pitulum  Ecdefiae  Ca'th.  S.Tauli  Lond.  Ac  %ogerum 
Merfb^  unum  Executorum  Teftamenti  Walteri 
Shiryngtone  Clerici ,  defundti ;  nuper  Cancellarii 
Regis  Henrici  fexti  Ducatus  fui  Lancajlrite^  ac  Cano 
nici  Stagiarii  ejufdem  ecclefiae,  ex  una  parte;  Et 
Magiftrum  fohannem  Tiaven,  dc  'David  Hampjlede 
Capellanos  perpetuosCantariae  dicti  J^/fm'}fun  da- 
ta^ in  Capella  fua  3  fituata  juxta  hoftium  boreale 
Eeclefiae  predicts^  ex  altera  parte ;  de  omnibus  & 
Fingulis  libris,  cum  eorum  contends,  exiftentibus 
in  nova  Libraria,per  dictum  Walterum  nuper  incho- 
ata3  <3t  per  ejus  Executores  plene  conftrucl:a  fuper 
elanftrum  Cimiterii  ejufdem  ecclefiae3  vocatunt 
par&onctyrcfye- Wk>  <3c  liberates  prasfatis  Capellanis,  ut 
cuftodibus  didte  Librarian  xxv°*  die  menfis  Martii 
Anno  Domini  MCCCGLviii0. 

XXXVI.  TTMprimis  liber  vocatus  Catholicon,  earn  quatuor  parti  fas  Grk- 

A  I  matte*. ,  viz.  Orthographia,  EthimologiatDia(inteflica3  &  Pro- 

M^fodia  ;  6u]us  voluminis  2°  folio  itepfc  tJModo  manere. 

ItemalittAvolumenyinqHo  »«r"i'"»*»'  »"-*  M'*i  w».  Papias,  Lutidarius, 
&  Innoccntius,  de  miferia  conditions  human*-.  20  folio,  Relatum  abfeondi- 
tum. 

Item  liber  Meatus  Hugucio,  cum  tabula  e)ufdem :  2°  folio.  Ex  eifdem  compo- 
nitur. 

Item  liber  Ifidori  Ethimologlarum-?  &  Hugucio  abbreviatus  in  eodem  volumi- 
ne:  20 folio,  Refumas, non invents. 

Item  liber  vocatus  Brito  infumma  •  20  folio,  ——nare  &  nonfecundum  JJ. 

Item  liber  Papiae,  2!  folio,  Abdias  interpretatur. 

B      Item  tabula  fuper  libros  Boicii  deconfolatione  PhiUfophU,  &  fuper  libros  Po- 
liticorum^  z°  folio,  Mores  in  bonum. 
.  Item  liber  vocatus  Flores  Philofophiee ;  2°  folio,  Quod  i/lud dieitur  accidere. 
Item  S.  Thomas  fuper  libros  (Me.  «.  &  de  anima,  2°  folio,  tfominibus  qui- 
dem  eft. 

Item  Egidius  de  regimine  Prlncipum,  cum  tabula  pravedente,  2»  folio,  Vl- 
detur  enim  naturd. 

Item  Egidius  de  regimine  Principum^  20  folio,  Dieitur  quod  amieabilia. 

C     item  Seneca  ek  dementia,  ad  Neronem,  a°  folio,  Sed  etiam  inter  illos. 
Item  Epifboia,  Seneca?  ad  Paulum,  &  e  contra}  in  eodem  volumine. 

mm 


TTccL*  Q,at:h.  S.  PaulT;  z17 


Item  Seneca  denaturalibus  queftionibm^ad  Lucillum.'T 
Ite m  Tullius in  R ethoricis.  \*  In  c'odcm 

Item  Virgilius  in  Bitcelkts.  jT  Volurainc. 

item  EpiftoU  Petri  Blefenfis.  j 

Item  Aibumafar  infuointroduCiotio  intexttt  Pbilcfppbix,  20  folio,  ^  litis 
autem  dicit. 


D     Item  A vicenna  in  Canor,ey  2"  folio,  T)  oUrirm  principis  pertinct. 

Item  liber  vocatus  corpus  medicinxy  2  .  folio,  ----riter  quod  fuum  e(l  perfcih 

Item  liber  medicinarum  Johanuucii  Tegni  Galieni  afforifmontm  Ypocratis, 
fulfuum  Philareti,  Theophili  defpeciebus  &  differ entiis  urinarim,pars  prohemi~ 
alis  Regimen  acutorum  ;  Prologus  Conftantini  AfFricani  in  libro  febrtmm.  Via,' 
tictis  Conftantini  Caflienfis  monaehi.  Egidius  de  urims  •,  contenti  in  uno  vo- 
lumine,  2'  folio  ,  Fir  tut  is  itaq-^partitio. 

Item  opufculum  diver fit atum  J-uris  civilk  &  Canonici3  2°  folio  ,  Dilatorias 
■    froponendas. 

Item  Egidius  de  pr/ede/linatione,  in  uno  volumine. 

Item  Egidius,  <te  form*ti«ne  corf  oris  humani ,  cum  duabus  tab  ulis  in  eodem 
volumine. 

V      Item  Crvnica  Radulphi  de  Diceto,  1°  folio,  Nomina,  regiomm. 
Item  liber  de  Hiftortis  Anglic,  20  folio,  Anno  DCCLFII. 

G      item  liber  Reman*  biftori*^  »°  folio,  Alcanius  dereliifo. 

Item  bijloria  trium  Regum  beatorum,  2°  folio,  Dei  Balaan,inlibris. 
Item  Suetonius  Tranquillus  de  vita  Gmfarum^  20  folio,  In  Eliciam  legienes. 
Item  liber  de  geftis  Britonum,  20  folio,  Alpinus  filius. 
Item  liber  Antiquitatis  Judaicxbiftoriarum,&  continet  quinq;  libros,2°  folio 
Rcdiit  ad  Herodtm. 
Item  tn  eodem  volumine  Jofephws  de  Jitdico  bcllo,  &  continet  f extern  libros.  , 

H      Item  pojlilla  Radulphi  de  Diceto  fuper  Ecclejiafticum,  &  [uper  librum  Sapi- 
entite,  1°  folio,  Vel  ummquodq-,  tranjlatuth. 

EpiftoU  Pauli, par im glojjat* ,  2"  folio,  Tirmandes  nos. 
Chnfoftomus  delaudc  S.  Pauli,  20  folio  Ouoddam  inftgne  viriutum. 
Textus  quorundam  ctorerttrn  Bibli±,  viz.  Rutha?,  Tobia?,  Judith,  Hefter, 
ParaJipomenon,  Machabeoium,  &  Efdra?.  2"  folio,  —eris&  ego. 
FpifloU  Pauli  parumglo(J'at<e,  20  folio.  Nunciatur  in  univerfo  mundo. 
pfalterium  modice  gloffatum,  20  folio,  Qtiare  fremuerunt gentes. 
Aurora,  id  eft  Btblia  verfifc/tta,  2°  folid;  Sunt  vieUyfuntq-^ 
Pojlilla  fuper  Epiftolas  Pauli,  20  folio,  In  virtutefurgendi. 
Textus  Ezechielis  &  Danielis,  cum  pafva  glofa  fuper  eofdem,  2°  folio  J'erum 
in  tricejimo  anno. 

j       Pojlilla  a principio  Gencfis,  ufq;  ad  xxi.  cap.  Exodi,  2°  folio,  In  poffe  non  eft 

Pojlilla  fuper  libros  Exodi,  Levitici,  Numeri,  &  Deutronomii,  2°  folio, 
Tanto  magis. 

Pofttlla  fuper  Job,  fecundum  fratrem  Simorierti  de  Hcntone,  2"  folio,  quo 
Gregorian  libro  moralium. 

Poftilla  fuper  xxii  Propbetas,  20  folio,  Dicitur  antetn  Civitas  bxc. 

Hugo  de  Vienna  fuper  Matha?um. 

Textus  libri  Ezechielis,£/o/itf«.f,  2°  folio,  K*Aliquando  exprdterito  tangit. 

Clef  a  fuper  primam  &  ftcundam  qulnquigenam  Pfalteriiy  2°  folio,  Capite  li- 
bri fcriptum. 

Glofa  fuper  tertism  quinquagenam,  2°  folio,  Et  cilicium  funt  K^irma. 

Glofa  fuper  libros  Ilaiaejeremia?,  &  Trenortim,  z°  folio,  in  glofa.  Quo  vide- 
msa  caelum.  R  r  r  .  Evange- 


2$  AVPEXCDIX  IK  HIST. 


Evangelittm  Johznnisglofatum,  2° folio  textm  5  In  principio  er at v erbum. 
Textus  quatuor  librorum  Return,  glofatus,  a°  fo\io3PrincipiaJd  eft  aliam  vim. 

K  Textus  Efdras,  Paralipomenon  &  Mach;  bsorum,  glofatits,  2°  folio.  In  Anno 

primo. 
Glofa  fuper  libros  Job,  Canticorum  %  Epiflolas  Jacobi,  Petri,  Johannis,  &  fuper 

K-Apocalipfim  2"  folio,  Fir  er at  in  terra. 
Aurora,  qu£  eft  Biblia  verfijicata,  2°  folio,  Tamen  nociurnam  locutus  eft. 
Glofa  fuper  Leviticum,  Numerum,  &  Deutronomium,  z°  folio,  ---ulum  imma- 

cuUtum. 
Glofa fuper  Genefim  &  Exodum,  20  folio glofe,  ^abet  ex  principiis  librorum, 
Glofa  fuper  Ezechielem  &  Danielem,  20  io\ioglopey  Unde  Johannes  Fenientem. 
GloJafitperJ?cnt2Ltcucon}ideftf(tperquinqilibresMoy(y,  20  folio,  Minifterio 

abfeonditam. 
Magtfter  biftoriarum,  vel materia fcolaftica,  2°  folio,  ////  magis  putaretur. 
Tabula  fuper  Liram,  &  fuper  moralia  S.  Gregorii,  2°  folio  >   In  pracepto 

Una  Biblia  2°  folio,  Et  qua  non  tarn  lingua.. 

Doctor  de  hita.  fuper  No<v»m  teftamentttm,  2°  folio,  Debent  habere  adinvicem. 

L  Item  una  Biblia  magna,  2°  folio,  q  fuper  Cxxcredentium'nomina. 
/>r;/«* /Mr/ Nicholaide  Lira,  20  folio,  Abjurda  aliquando  licet. 
Secundapars  Nicbolaide  Lira,  20  folio,  quod  David poteft  comparari. 
Prima  pars  concordantis^  20  folio,  Exodus  xii. 
SecunditpdrsconcordxHtifj  2G  folio,  xxii.  b.fomnis. 

Parvus  liber  concordanti£y  diftintfus  per  quinq-}  libros,  20  folio,  quod  Omnia  bo- 
na noftra,  ,      )    . 
Prima  pars  reportorii  moralisiftve  Dictionarii,  2°  folio,  Divinis  hfpirationibusl 
Secund*  pars  reporter ii,  five  Dic7ionarii}20  folio,  Commutantur  fSicvero. 
Tertia  pars  reportorii  moralisfive  Diciionarii,  20  folio,  If  Pallium  verojocu/t^ 
ditatis. 

M  textus  Ifaia?  &  Jeremise  glofatus,  &  Intiulatus  fuper  Tfaiam  &  Jeremian£ 
20  folio  Jcronimus. 
ToftilUfefcr  ifwm  &  Jcrcmiam,  20  folio,  emulor  tranfferendo. 
Poftilla  fuper  Pfalterium  t  funu,  trance  fftracr  c  oono. 
Pfalterium,  fecundum  triplieem  tranjlationem,  20  folio,  quam  per  deletfdtic* 

nem. 
Auguftinu/  contra  Julianum ,  *°  folio,  --ret  opus  ideo,  in  uno  volumine. 
Cxxxix  EpiftoU  Auguftini  ad  Volucianum,  &  ad  alios }  &  aliorum  ad  Augu^ 

ftinum,  in  eodum  volumine. 
Auguftinus  de  civitate  Dei,  z°  folio,  curramys  credendo,  in  alio  volumine. 
Auguftinus  de  perfettiont  juftiti*, 
Auguftinus  de  or  dine. 
Auguftinus  de  vera  religione. 
Auguftinus  contra  mendacium.  I  >in  codem  volumine? 

Auguftinus  de  men  dado. 
Auguftinus  in  Iponofticon. 
Auguftinus  de  duabus  animabus. 
Auguftinus  de  pxnitcntia. 
Auguftinus  de  agone  chriftiano. 
A  uguftinus  de  bono  conjugali. 

(DebonoVirginall.  i 

Kt^4d  Inquif. Jamarii.  \ 

AugMH'mus<Contra  adverfarium  hgis  &  propbeUrum.    >in  eodem  volumine. 

Jin  libro  retrafJationum,  :'| 

Defide&  legibus.  ] 

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'Super  primam  quinquagettam  Pfalteril,  2°  fol.  Quid  fuperbit  terra, 
fius\iR.ln\X5<Superfecundam  quinquagenam ,  %'  folio,  eum  dominus de  manu. 
(JSuper  ferritin  quinquagenam,  »°  folio,  fa.tr em  quod  atttem. 

. .      J  Be  civitate  D  «,  2°  folio,  -pore  non  putant  effe. 
Augultinu  ^pg  jrerfos  Dofftifji^  2°  folio,  ejufdem  de  verbis  Domini., 
Uifloria  ecclefaftica,  cum  interpret  ationibus  neminum  Biblia,  2°  folio  15  k 
Sampfone,  in  uno  voluminc. 
Allegoria  Hifioriarum  Magifiri  Petri  Com  me  floris.' 
Innocentius  de  mifteriis  CMifiarum. 
Purgatorium  Patricii. 

Jeronimus  de  cathalogo  vlrorttm  illujlrium. 
Gennadius  de  cathalogo  virorttm  illujlrium: 
Ifidorus  de  cathalogo  vircrum  illuftrium. 
Ifidorus  de  erttt  &  ebitupatrum. 

Ifidorus  de  or  dine  novi  ac  veteris  Tefiamen't.  J 

F  lores  hifioriarum  Fratris  Martini,  in  todem  volttmine. 

'Deottoginta  tribus  Quefiiombus,  2*  folio fttrum  omninofit,  India 
volttmine. 

De  orande  Deo. 

De  difciplina  Chrifiiana. 

De  divinatione  Demonttm, 

De  ecclefiafiicis  dogmatibtts, 

De  Trinitate  xv  libri. 

De  eonfiiHu  virttttum  &  viciorum.  >in  eodem 

Summa  beati  Auguftini,  in  libro  retratiationtim.    1  volumirie. 

De  decern  cordis.  J 

In  libro  Soliloquiorum.  .   . 

In  libro  confeffionum^ 
Auguftin.  <  De  libero  arbitrio. 

De  vera  &falfapanltentla,  20  folio,  non  fibril,  fed  excedentes,  in 
alio  volttmine. 

D  e  doclrina  Chrifiiana,  libri  quatuorl 

De  Sermone  domini,  in  monte,  duo  libri, 

D  e fide,  ad  Petrum. 

Defide  rerum  inatifiU'l""*'  t 

Demirabilibttsfacr -a  Scriptura.  fin  eodem  vol. 

In  Enchiridion. 

De  bono  per  fever  antia. 

Contra  JulianumJ**  lllri. 

.  De  fpiritu  &  anima. 

\  Ineperejolennifuper  Lucam,  &  fttper  J'ohannem,  2°  folio;  pot  ens 

j      applicari. 

Contra  gentiles,  z°  folio,  Veritatem. 
T,        [  DeChrifiotvel  in  ultima  parte  fumma,  20  folio,  adequatlonem  ad 
b.    lnom.,;;      reeompenfationem. 

Secundafecunda,  z°  folio,  opportet,  fed  ea  qua  funt. 

I  In  prima  parte  Summa ,  &  prima fecund* 3  20  folio,  fedinunoqmq* 

[genere. 

O  Prima  pars  moralium  Gregorii,  continens  decern  libros^"  folio,  de  ccelo  &  tafias 
oves. 
Secunda  pars  moralium  continet  xii  libros  20  folio,  Venlatquare  tacens. 
Tertia  pars  moralium  continet  xiil  libros,  20  io\\oyMajor  fit  Detts  homine* 
Grcgorius  in  Regi(lrey  continet  xv-  libros,  i°  folio,  ad  fanfta  loca. 
Speculum  fuper  moralia  Gregorii,  20 folio,  tMagni  effe inter  omnes. 
Pafioralia S.  Gregorii, 20 folio, ihcipiunt  capitula.  lia Hno  volurr,;ne.! 

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58^  ATTE^NiTUX  I*C  HIST: 


P  aft  or  all  a  S.  Gregorii,  2°  folio,  quod  aliter  admonendii 

fans.  >in  uno  volumirc. 

Dietafalutis.  j 

Liber  diverforum  Sermomm,  2°  folio,  corporis  diffufty 

fiunt.  >in  uno  volumine. 

Liber  Difpenfationum.  3 

Sermones  Fratris  Gorham,  z°  folio,  ciliatione,  &  ftcp 

pater.  Vin  uno  volumine. 

Diftinctiones  ejufdem,  j 

Sermones  fuper  Evangella,  20  folio,  -minaria  cIa-~) 

ritus.  >in  Uno  volumine. 

Tratfatus  de  vocabulis  Siblia.  j 

Hugo  de  Sacramentis,  a°  folio,  quod  operatio  &  promififio. 
Chnfoftomus  de  laude  S.  Pauli  7.  libelli>  z°  folio,  —Htm,  quafi  volutanty  in 

uno  volumine. 
Liber  diflinBionum,  qui  intitulatur  verbum  abreviatumjfww  tabula  capitttlorum 

■jubfequentium,  in  eodem  'volumine. 
Paftoralia  S.  Gregorii  cum  ta'ulaprecedente,  in  eodem  volumine. 
Sermones  Abbcvile,    2"  folio,  Gloria  item  far-") 

gendi.  >in  uno  volumine*1 

Alii  Sermones-,  qui  incipiunt,  Triflicia  veftra.   \ 
Chrifoftomus  fuper  Mathaeum,  operis  imperfeili)  2°  folio  Liber  gencrationis, 

cum  tabula  fuper  eodem ,in  alio  volumine. 
Speculum  pcccatorum,  in  eodem  volumine, 
Vifio  S  .  Edwardi  Confefforis. 
S.  Thomas  de  arBiculis  Ffdei. 
JExpefitio  Sjmboli. 
JExpofitio  oratienis  dominie  a. 

Qu&dam  meditatio  depafftone  Cbrifti,  qtu  inclpit  jefum, 
CMeditatio  devotay  qua  imipit,  Verbum  fecretum, 
Meditatio  Auguftim,  de  Spiritu  S  ancle. 
TracJatas  de  advocation  beat*  Maria». 
Bernai  dus  de  dignitate  Sacerdotum  fcrinio  cordis  Inje- 1 

rendo.  \ 

P  Sermones  bona  fortune,  de  donis  Spiritus  fanffly  cum  qua-'' 

dam  oratione  beati  Auguftini  pr&cedente^  20  folio,  ejus 

pro  quo  venit. 
Ricardus de S.  Vi&ore,  de  Trinitate,incompletus. 

K^Alii  Sermones ,  qui  fie  incipiunt,  Pacem  relinqud  yobis.    >m  uno  volumine 
Ricardus  de  S.  Vi&orc,  de  DocJrina  cordis. 
Sermones  fuper  Pfalteriuml  20  folio,  Sanctum  in  Apofiolos 

mi  fit. 
Sermones,  qui  fie incipiunt ;  Scientes,  quia]  am  hora  eft. 
^Meditationes   de  gaudiis  beat  a   Maria?  Firginis, 
folio,  quarta  meditatio  erigit. 
Meditationes  de  pajjione  domini,  &  compaffione  beat*  Fir' 

ginis,  Quis  dabit. 
Meditatio  beati  Auguftini,  Invoco  te  Deusmeus. 
Orationes  Auguftini  #■  Ambrofii,  dicendt  ante  M/jJam, 

cum  aliis. 
Meditatio  Anfelmi  Terretina?. 
Meditatio  Auguftini,  Domine  Titus  meusi 
Profohgion  Auguftini,  Eianunc homuncio. 
Or atienes  &  meditationes  Anfelmi,  Domine  J efu  Cbrifte. 
Reg*L  beati  Bernardi,  Cadente  horohgh. 
Meditationes  beati  Bernardi,  Multi  multa  fciunt.  J  j 


>in  eodem  volumine; 


>in  uno  volumine. 


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Sxpofttio  de  arbore  Confmguinitatis.  Quant  bonum  ret."] 

Ifidorus,  de  fummo  bono,  incompUtus.  j 

Expofitio  Orationis  dominie*,  Pater  nofler. 

Expofitio  quorundam  proverbiorum,  Et  mortuo  von  ha-  >in  uno  Voluminc. 

beas. Summa  Raymundi. 
Expofitio  moralis fuper  Eycodnmtincompleta.  Tota  ne- 

ceffitas 
Allego'i&  Petri  Commeftoris,2u  ioXio^Mafculum  &fx.~\ 

minam. 
Poftillafuper  Epiftolas  Canonic  as  t  viz..  Jacobi,  Pern'     in  uno  Voluminc.1 

Johannis^  Judar. 
Allegoric,  five  moralitates  fuper  librum  y^fpocalypfis.  \ 
Poftillafuper  Eisangdium  Johannis.  j' 

Ltbcr  Sermonum  i°  folio,  tribuit;ft  enint  daret, 
Remediarium  converforum,  continens  duos  libros,    2°  folio,  diftinxi  quart  «- 

traqi,. 
Diviftones  thematum  fuper  quefdam  fermenes  i"  folio,  miffisfidelis. 
Item  manipulus  ftorum,  z°  io\io,neceffitate  fed  fpreta. 
Magi  ft  er  hi  ft  or  i  arum,  vel  materia  fcoUftica,  z"  rolio  de  jugi  facrifich. 
Summa  pra-dicantium  2°  folio,  quifepe  &  fpecialiter. 
Parificniis  de  vitiis  &  virtutibut,  2"  folio,  Qua  poffunt  valere. 
Una  magna  Biblia,  2°  folio,  &  qux  non  lingua. 

Poftillafuper  Epiftolas  Pauli,  z?  folio,  ivpro  mandatis  termionalibus, 

Gtegoriusfuper  Ezcchielim,  2°  folio,  Rurfum  Crucifi-  ] 
gentesi 

Tract  at  us  de  Sacramento  Eukarift/a 

Tractates  Ricardi  de  S.  Victore,  dePatriarcbis. 

Tractatus  de  arra  anim*,  incomplete.  (jn  unQ  yolumine. 

Bernardus  de  confideratUne. 

Jeronimus  de  omnipotentia  Dei. 

Anfclmus  fuper  Evangelium,  Intravit  Jefus  in  quod- 
dam  caftellum. 


Gregorius  in  ultima  parte  Ezechiclis. 

legendL 

fenfum,  2°  iolior-lequo 


HugO/'»  Didaftolicon,/^/^,  deftadia  leaendl. 
Lathbury  fttper  librum  Trenw»m,fecundum  triplicem  fe 


doSrinatur. 
Poftillafuper  Epiftolas  Pauli-,  2°  folio,  quibus  eftis  &  vou 
Poftillafratris  Willielmi  de  Rowcll  fuper  Epiftolas  Pauli,  2°  folio,  bomhh 

tamenqt, 
Januenfis  in  opere  Quidragefimali^  z°  folio,—  dinisfurfttm  germinans. 
Henricus  Gandavus  infuo  Quodlibeto,  2°  folio,  qu£  inftrmatir, 
MagifterSententiarum,  2°  folk),  quod  aliqui  dicunt. 
Summa  Henrici  Gandavi  de  poffibilitate  friendly  z^  folio,  ft  in  Deo  Jit  po- 

ntre. 
Summa  LMagiflri  Pr a?pofitini iz° folio, ftlius eft eqmlis patri. 

Rowell /#/>«•  librum  Sententiarum,  z  °  folio,  quia  res  &  figna. 

Tarenrinus fuper fecund'tm  Summarum  z\  folio, ad primum ftc procedatur. 

Magifler  Summarum  2°  folio,  Quis  ordo  fit  objervandus. 

Sanctus  Thomas  fuper  quar turn  Summarum,  2°  folio,  per  fimilitudinemrei. 

Frater  Wiihelmus  de  Southampton  fuper  totum  librum  Summarum,  2°  folio 

quod  in  afpectu  non  eft  virtus. 
Queftimes  fuper  quartum  Sententiardmycum le&tira  fuper  eodemi  2°foliq  Sd- 
wantan  autem. 

.  %trmones  dminkales  fuper  Epiftolas,  z°  folio,  Abjicienda  fnnt  quatuor  t*- 
b  uLt. 

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I8i  JTTEVCDIX  13^  HIST. 


Diftinftiones  Fratris  Mauricii,  z°  folio  xxxv  eventtis  tabuU. 
Manipulus forum  ,2°  folio,  eas  a  me  twverb fumma. 
Parifienfis  de  viciis^  20  folio,  In  Lxvii,  quare  timendum  eft  tabula. 
Hiftoria  affuum  Apoftolorum,  2«  foliQjnterrogare.eum  dicentes.  \  in  uno  Vplu- 
DiftinSHones  Lincolnienfes.  Jminc. 

: 

S  Januenfis  in  domink  dibits,  20  folio,  cibusmundi  triplex. 

Summa  Odonis  in  omeliis,  20  folio,  nimium  nonpra)umas.       ?  in  uno  Vo* 
Odo  depanitentiis.  Muminc 

Traffatus  de  fide  &  moribusy  2°  folio,  utrum  debeat  accedere.     3 
Trac~?Atus  de  Ar'ticulisfidei,  de  Sacramentis,  de  beatitudinibus, 

de  petitionibus,  de  Virtutibus  ejr  viciis. 
TraBatus  fratris  Simonis  de  Henton ,fuper  eedem. 
Br  eviloquittm  fratris  Boneventurae  fuper  totam  theologiam. 
Tratlatus  ejufdemt  qui  dicitur  Itinerarium  mentis  in  Deum. 
Trofologion  beati  A.Uelmi,jWtf  querens  intellefium.  V;m  uno  Vo- 

Tractatus  Magiftri  Robert!  Grofteft,  in  GallicOj  de  lapfu  &  re  -    Jumine. 

paratione  generis  himani. 
Di(linc?tones  Biardi,  20  folio,--nit  michi  aurem  dominus. 
TaSula  extmplorum  de  habundantia  adoptiemm  ad  omnem  ma 

teriam  in  Sermonibus^fecundum  ordinem  \^Alphabeti. 
Liber  ecclefiafticis  feu  divinis  officii*,  qui  intitulatur  Gemma 

animae. 

Liber  digefti  veteris,  intitulatus  Decreta  23  folio,  eodem  tempore. 
Papilla  oculi,  20  folio,  turn  privata  quociens. 
Speculum  curatorum,  2°  {oX\o,Filii  Del  cohxredes.  -j 

TraHatus  deDecimis,per  dominum  Stephanum,  quondam  Ar.(\n  uno  Vo- 

ehiepifc.  Cantuar.  •.    .  (lumine. 

Speculum  Peccatoris.  •     .  J 

Summa  Confeflorumt  2  °  folio,  de  fadeis  &  Paganis. 
Queftiones  Bartholomei,  2°  folio,  de  edil.  edi  c. 
ExtracJus  ex  decretis  Romanorum  Pontificum,  20  folio,  venenum  pefftmumferl 

T  Liber  Decretalium,  cum  text tt  fexti%  2°  folio,  ut  de  alter olntelligatur. 

IvoCarnotcnfis  Epifcopus,  de  colleetione  eccleftafticarum  Hiftoriaram,  2°  folioj 
menfefrugaiis. 

Caj'us  Bartholomsei  Oxon.  20  ioYxo—telligentiam  &  quantum. 
.  Liber  Decretalium,  20  fol.  ditis  copiam  habere.  \ in  uno  Vo- 

Innocentius  quartus,  de  fumma  Trinitate  &  fide  catholic  a.        jlumine. 

Decrefa  Conciliorum,  %°  folio,  Antiftites  per  quos. 

Johannes  de  Deo,  fuper  decreta,  2°  folio,  omnia  talia.  "} 

Lectura  decretibus  Magiftri  Bernardi  de  monte  mirrato.  (jn  ono  Vo- 

Summa  tMagiftri  Secardi.  ^lumine. 

Opus  Martini,  de  phano.  j 

Cafus  Bartholomei^er  decreta  &  decretalia,  20  folio,  erunt;fed  non  potuerunt. 

Liber  deer etor urn,  20  folio,  rodit  leges  navalium. 

Hoftienfis  in  prima  parte,  2°  folio,  legem  nemo  benum  facer  e. 

Hoftienfis  in  fecunda  parte,  2°ioX\outprobaturfcilicet  ibi. 

Liber  decretalium,  20  folio,  turn  mumfunt. 

Archidiaconus  in  Rofario,  2°  folio,  pramittitur  ergoquajdam. 

U  Liber  digefti  Ceteris,  2°  folio,  compofitione  xiiii.  librorum: 

Liber  Inftitutionum  &  Co/Iationum,  2»  folio  Communi  omnium  hominl. 
Liber  digeftorum,  2°  folio,  xviii0.  libra  compofita. 

Libri  decretalium  decntorum  digefti  vet  eris-,  &  Queftiones  Bartholom#i,2o  fol. 
Car  ms  adfpiritum  terrenorum. 

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~ECCL.    QATH-    &  Paul  i.  Is$ 


Volumen  de  Decretis  &  confiliis  diverfis,  i°  folio,  ceptum  traditum  eft. 

Jnzentarium  Juris,  fecundum  Bengarium  Cardinalem,  20  folio,  de  elefli  officii. 

Digejlum  novum^  2°  folio,  adeo  ut  cumfabris. 

Liber  inforciati  juris,  20  folio,  -cmia  tertia  forth.  . 

Liber  eodicis  de  jure  civili,  20  folio,  fanftionibws ,  fie  quoq^  vero. 

Codices  MS.  in  ^Bibliotbeca  Tdulina. 

XXXVII.  r    ~t  Ulielmi  Melduncnfis  libri  quatuor  de  Regibus  Anglorum.1         Lei.  coLvoi.}. 
\JJ    Ejufdem  libri  tres,  de  Novella  hiftoria,  id  eft  Hemicifeeundl.  t* 4^ 

teftill*  Simorus  dc  Hemton/«^r  Job. 

Strabus  GzWus  fuper  Deuteronom. 

TraclatusMagiJlriJohinmsdc'RiiingfiokeEvangeliorum,  per  annum.  Fuit 
hie  Archidiaconus  Legeceftrcnfis,  &  olim  fluduerat  Athenis,  ut  Titulus  libri  indi- 
cabat,  dequo  etiam  (firefte  memini)  Parmus,  monachus  S.  A\bini3fcribit.  Liber 
vero  Johanni$y?tr  incifit,  Omnia  tempus  habent. 

Gulielmi  cujujdem  d(florationes>de  vita  &  morih»s  philofophorum  ad  Gutlacum, 
amico  fu*  Gutlaco. 

Peftifla  CHagiftri  Radulphi  deDiccto,  olim  Decani  S.  PauIiLond.  fuper  Ec- 
ckfiafticum,  &  librum  Sapientix.  Fuit  Doctor  Theologize,  at  mn.fatls  mihi  con^ 
fiat,  nam  etiam  Anglus  fuerit. 

Gorham^fuper  omnes  Epijlolas  Pauli. 

Ejufdem  Sermones  &  Diftin&iones, 

Ejufdem  Poftillae  fupcr  Lucara  &  Johannem. 

Sermones  Rcpington. 

Armacanus  de  qucftionibus  ^rmenorum. 

Waleys  ad  omne  genus  hominum,  alias  Communiloquium. 

Wnwoodc  fuper  frovinciala  Decreta. 

Moralitates  Triveti  fuper  xv.  libros  Ovidii.         -    • 

Wilde  fuper  verfutias  Wiclivi. 

Septuaginta  du*  queftiones  Wifordi  de  Sacramento  Eucharifth. 

Alington  de  adoratione  imaginum.    Omnis  plantatio  &c. 

Articull  Widford  contra  Wiclivum,  in  quatuor  operibu*  vel  libris] 

Abfolutio  Thomas  wimcrton  w„tr*  Tohdnncm  Widive.    Sicut.  teftaiue  Apo- 

ftolo. 

Queftiones  depot  eft  ate  conficiendi  Eucbariftiam. 


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S  Jf  2,  Libri 

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Z84  JTTENJ>IX  I^C.  HIST. 


EX  u:t.  Roln. 
loinbM.  Hac- 
ton. 


Librireperti  in  Tbefaurarid  S.  Pauli  Lond.  primo  die 
menJisMau,  An.  ^Domini  MCCCCLxxxvi0- 
pojl  mortem  domini  Iohannis  Grymftone  nuper  Sa- 
crijla  ibidem ;  &  nunc  in  cuBodia  domini  ThomcC 
Smyth  Sacrifice* 

Inprimis  Libri  in  Domo  cxteriori  fuper  magnum  lectrinum,  ut  patet  infe- 
rius. 

XXXVII I.r  "INus  liber  de  Lathis  vecabulis,fecundum  erdinem  Alphabetic  intl- 
*~*tulatus  Elementarium  docirinx  erudimentum^qui  &  Papias»»/>- 
cupatur,  2°  folio,  Res  &  alias. 

Item  Remtgius  )»/>«•  Donztumjn  eodem  volumine.  ■ 
Item  alius  liber,  in  quo  centinentur. 

Tractates  moralis  de  vitiis  &  virtutibus,  qui  dkitur  Dieta  falutis. 
Tract atus  de  difficilibus  vocabulis  BiblU,  fecundum  or  dinem  Alphabets. 
Alius  tradatus  theologicusi  qui  dkitur  Angelus,  de  diver  fa  terminorum  fig' 
nificatione Secundum  ordinem  Alphaheti. 

Tractates,  qui  dkitur  Speculum  Curatorum,  de  Viciis  ,V  irtutilm  &  Sa- 
cramentis,  &  aliis  in  eodem  Volumine,  2  ©  folio,  inflate"  prdationis. 
Item  alius  liber ,  vocatus  Pfakerium  ,ghfsatus  2°  folio  Terreni  Adam. 
Liber  continens  magnas  derivationes  verborum  &  nominum,  fecundum  Hugu- 
cioncm,  20  folio,  Audio. 

Liber  tractans  de  vocabulis  verborum  &  nominum,  ip  folio  Acalnafier  belebe- 
fore. 

Liber  vocatus  Doctor  de  Lira,  20  folio  natura  Angelica; 

Liber  v oeatusMzgiftst  hiftqriarum,  20  folio  eonfummationem. 

Liber  vocatus  Rationale  divinorum,  2°  folio  particular  em. 

Liber  fuper  qqafuor  Exangeliis,  glofatus,  20  folio  Fides,  Spes,  Caritas. 

Liber  vocatus  Biblia  pulcherima  20  folio,  a.  c.  n.  loginatt. 

Liber  vocatus  Manuale  bonum,  in  armarhlojacens. 

In  media  domo, 

ITem  Liber  vocatus  Portiforium  antiquum ,  fecundum  ufum  Sarum,2<>  folio  ovem 
&  vitam. 

In  inferiori  domo  Thefaurarias. 

TNprimis,  Liber  vocatus  Portiforium  vetus  fecundum  ufum  S.  Pauli,  cujus  cot- 
pert  or  turn  debile,  20  { olio, veni  domine  vifitare, 

Item  liber  vocatus  Manuale,  cum  Placebo  &  Dirige  in  Kalendario,  2of0i{0' 
prima  necat. 

Liber  vocatus  parvum  Miffalc,  in  quoplures  Miffefcribuntur  cum  prafationibuf ' 
&fecretis  Mijfis,  2°  folio  effe  nee  ipfam. 

Item  aliud  Manuale,  cum  Placcbod**  Dirige,  cum  Sxultet  jam  Angelica,  in  fine 
libri,  20  folio,  cum  vivit  &  regnat. 

Item  aliud  Manuale  cum  Placebo  &  Dirige,  20  folio  in  unit  ate  Spirhus  fantli. 

Liber 


ECCL.  CATH.  £Pavli.  |$| 


Xz^er  continent  Sermones  Auguftini  &  Jeronimi  fr  alteram  i°  folio,- ret  Magifiri 
docentis. 

Pfalterium  pulcherimum  habens  coopertorium  rubeum,  cum  xiv.  foliis  decenter  or- 
itatis,cumymaginib»sauri ;  ejr  Kalendario  fequente  ante  Pfalterium,  2°  folio,  k 
nobis  jugum  if  forum. 

Liber  dc  extraftis  de  Evidently  in  ThefattrariaS.  Pauli  Lond.  2°  folio,  It  em  de 
pitancia. 

Pfalterium,  cum  Placebo  &  Ditige  in  fine,  2°  folio,  qui  non  abiit,  Ex  dvno  Ri- 
cardi  de  Gravcfcnde  Epifcopi. 
Unus  liber  tract  ans  de  0  me  lid  Sanctorum,  20  folio,  Vita  Paulini  archiefifcofi, 
lent  vetus  Pfalterium  ^um  uno  kalendario  ante  Pfalterium,  2°  folio,  C3"  foffief- 
ftonem. 

Unum  Mijfale fulchrum  &  bonum,  2°  folio,  per  invocationem.  deficit  unum 
pynne  extra  librum. 

Aliud fulchrum  Mi[fale,  2°  folio,  Deus  inviBx  virtutis ;  car  ens  uno  clafpe  &  u- 
no  pynne. 

(.Aliud  Miff  ale  quoti  die  ferviendo  &d fummum  K-Altare,  2°  folio,  -nedicatur  &. 
Vetus  CWiffale^fecundumufitm  S.  Pauli,  2°  folio,  LeciieEfifteU. 
Aliud  vetm  Miff  ale,  fecundum  ufum  S.  Pauli,  20  folio,  a  die  Fejlivitatis ;  cum 
claffis  de  Cupro. 
Unus  liber  vocatus  Pfalterium  vetus, glejatum,  2°  folio,  fereatis. 
Unum  cManule  antiquum,  2° folio,  cum  impofitione. 
Liber  continens  tbemata  divifa,  2°  folio,  aquas. 
Pfalterium  interlineatum  Anglico,  20  folio,  montem  fanUum , 
,    Pfalterium  glofatum,  20  folio,  diceniem. 
Alius  liber,  20 folio,  Divinam. 

Alius  liber,  vocatus,  Manuale  vctus,  *o  folio,  benedixijli. 
Unus  Textus  Antiquus,  habens  ex  uno  latere  ymaginem  Salvatorisjum  Maria,e£* 
xii  Apofiolis  argenteis,  infculptis,  20  folio,  addecem. 

Unus  Textus  vetus  fine  clafpis,  male  ligatus  5  habens  ex  Uno  latere  ymaginem 
Crucifixl,  Mariae  &  Johanna,  deauratos  5  per  circumferentiam  habens  xiii  Rofas 
argent eas  $  &  deficiunt  ali*  xiii  Rofx  argent  ex ;  ferviendo  cottdie  ad  fummum 
Altare,  .  / 

Unus  magnus  Textus  &  optimus  Evangelidrum  ;  habens  ex  una  parte,  jmaginem 
Crucifixi,  Maria*  &  Johannis,  argenteas%  &  deauratas  :  Habens  in  inferiori  cir- 
cumferentia  xxii  Rofas  argenteas,&  deauratas  cum  unaymagine  in  quatuor  corker iis 
illius  Texti,  cum  uno  clafpe,  20  folio,  fugere. 

Aliuss  Textmfufer  Evangelia,  habens  ex  una  parte  jmagines  Crucifixi,  Maria?, 
&  Johanriis,argenteas  &  deauratas,  cum  xviii  Rtfis  in  inferiori  circumferentia ;  cum 
quatuor  ymaginibus  ad  quatuor  corneria  Texti  j  cum  duo  bus  clajfes  2°  folio,  -fu(ione 
fonitm. 

Alius  Textus  fuper  Epifiolas  cum  duobtts  clafpes  5  habens  coopertorium  rubeum  de 
velvet,  cum  quatuor  knopes  argenteis :  Et  ex  altera  parte  habens  ymaginem  S.  Pauli 
cum  gladio  in  manufua,  argenteo  &  deaurato,  cum  uno  file,  cumfeptem  folis  defici- 
entibus,  cum  quatuor  armis  in  corner  its  ejufdem  Texti ;  2°  folio ,  J-udex  ante 
januam. 

Alius  Textus  fuper  Evangcliis  ,  cum  uno  clafpe-,  habens  ex  uno  latere  quinq-, 
knopes  argenteas  :  ex  altera  parte  ymaginem  Salvatoris  infculptam,  argenteam  & 
deauratam,  cum  xxxi  Rofis  argenteis  &  deauratis3  in  circumferentia,  20  folio,  In 
extingubili. 

Liber  Troportorii,  20  folio,  eandem. 
Liber  vocatus  Manuale,  2°  folio,  incipit. 

Liber fiper  Epifiolas  Pauli  &  Evangeliftx  Jofiannis,  20  folio,  Johannem  vir- 
ginem. 

Liber  vocatus  Biblia  vetus,  2°  folio,  Sileam  rationem. 

Unum  Pfalterium  antiquum,  cum  hifioriis  deficits  correfpondentibus  cuilibet 
Pfalmo. 

T  t  t  Unum 


J<PTE3\CT>1X    IV(  HIST. 


Unum  ordinate  (ecundum  frimariam  ordinationem  &  antiquum  Ecclcjix  S.  Pau- 
li  Lond.  2°{ohoii»refeeiJii. 

Liber  Sermonum  antiquus,  20  folio  Nazareus,  id  efifloridus. 
Unus  antiquus  liber  fufer  Efifiolas  2°  folio  ad  filios. 
Liber  de  diver fts  Sententiis,  2°  folio,  babe  at  ur  vel  detur. 
Liber  de vita  S.  Francifci,  2°  io\io,umver[i fratres. 
Liber  antiqunsde  Afofiolis^S.  Jeronomi,  z°  folio,  tueare. 


Bookes  appertaining  to  the"  Cathedrall  Church  of  S. 
Tauim  London -0  delivered  by  M r-  Henry  Coley  late 
Deane  of  the  fame  Church,  to  Mr-  2>  gAdey, 
now  Deane  there,  the  xx  th*  day  of  September  An0- 


lx  vet.membr. 


I 


LMfrimis  a  Book  of  the  Statutes  and  Ordinances  of  the  new  Grammar  Schoole 

psnesVec.  &      If]    tf/PaulS. 

s! %Tl\  mh'  A     Itm  A  Boo^e  °fRents'> in  Dea>ie  Shirbourn's  time  5  and  alfo  of  all  thefpiritu- 
atl promotions  belonging  to  the  Church. 

A  Booke  intituled  de  Refidentia  S.  PaulL 

A  B  ooke  intituled  Statutes  ufed  in  Deane  Collet'.*  dales. 

A  Booke  intituled  Indenture  Maneriorum  Ecclcfi«e  S-  Pauli. 

A  Booke  intituled  Liber  vifitationis  Johannis  Colet  Decani  ecclefiae  S.  Pauli 
Lond.  fub  anno  Domini  1506. 

Another  B$eke  intituled 'de  Refidentia  S. Pauli. 

A  Booke  written  upon  the  Margent,  de  Praebcndis. 
,    A  Booke  intituled  Vifitatio  per  duos  Stagiarios-,  anno  regis  Henrici  fexti  xxxii. 

A  B  ooke  written  in  Parchment  of  certain  Statutes  collected  by  Deane  Collet,  be- 
ing bound  infaurds,  and  covered  with  black  lether. 

A  Booke  of Accomps  of the  Church,  for  the  fir  ft year  of  Queen  Mary. 
A  Booke  of  "certain  Statutes  anetaupeomes  of  the  Church  of  S.  Paul  collected  to- 
get  her  by  Raphe  BzldocVJometime  Deane  there. 

A  Booke  of  the  (late  of  the  Lands,  Mannours  and  Pofefftons  of  the  Church  of  S. 
Paul-,  and  oft  he  offices  of  divers  minijlers  of  the  fame  Church. 


T>e 


~ECCL.   QJTH.   J.Pauli. 


zSj 


XL. 


T>e  LondonienjibHS  Epifcofis: 


Ex  cod.  MS. 
penes  praj.  D. 
&  Ctp.  [G.I 


Temporibus  Britonum  in  llrbe  Londoniae  multi  floruerunt  ^frchiepijcopi; 
fed  ^fnglo'um  temforibus jdignitate  tranflata,  primusfedit  Londomenfts 
Epijcopus  Meliitus,  confecratus  ah  AugufUno  Jtrchupifcopa Cantu. 
ariae  Jfnno  gratia  Jexcentefimo  quarto. 


Ceddus,  Anno  621. 
Wyne  Epifcopm,  non  numera- 
te. 
Erkenwaldas,  Anno  6%o. 
Walterus. 
Igualdus. 
Eguf. 
Wychet. 
Filbryth. 
Edgar. 
Kenwaldus. 
Ebaddus. 
Herbertus. 
Ofmvndus. 
Ethenodus. 
Celbertus. 
Cerulphus. 
Scibutulphus. 
Etilanus. 
Wulfius. 
Edelwardus. 
Elf!  anus. 
Wlftanus. 
Elfunus,  1 oed. 
Alwynus,  1044, 
Elphuuordns. 

Robertus  primtu  anno  1 550, 
"Willelmns  ioji. 
Hi  go  de  Aurevalle. 
■Mauricius  an.  1077. 
Ricardus primkt  an.  1108. 
Gilbertus    Univerfalis   anno 

1127. 
Robertus  <te  Sigillb  ,    anno 

1139. 
Ric.  Beumies,  1 1  5 2. 
Gilbertus  Folior,  1 1 62. 
Ricardus  r«-f'«»3  1  190. 
Willielmus  de  S.  Marise  Ec- 

clefia,  confecratus  ab.  Hu- 

berto  Gantuar  ,   archiep. 

apud   Weftmonafterium , 

anno  1  If*)- 
Euftachius  de  Faukenbergh 
confecratus  anuo  1  2  2 1 . 
Rogerus  le  Veir  confecratm 

anno  I  229. 


Fulco  Baflht  cwfecr.  M44. 

Henr.  de  Wengham,  confecr. 
ar.no  I  259. 

Ric.  Taleborh,  elettus,  con  fir - 
m*tus,moritur  anno  confe- 
cr ationis,  anno  \  26  2. 

Henr»de  Sandwico.  confecra- 
tus an.  *D,  1262. 

Johannes  de  ChiftiMll  confe- 
cratus fuit  in  ec clefia  S.Ma- 
riae  de  Suthwerk,  &  eadem 
die  inthroniz,atus  apud  S. 
Paulum  1  274. 

Ric.  de  Gravefen'de^tf/fcjv?- 
ttu  fuit  apud  Coventre 
1290. 

Rad.  de  Baldok  confecratus 
f Kit  apud  Curiam  Rom.  an. 
1306. 

Gilb.  de  Segrave  confecratus 
■apud  Cantuar.  in  feflo  S. 
Kath.iw.  1  ;ij. 

Ric.  de  Newport  confecratus 
apud  Cantuar.  an.t^i 7. 

Steph.  de  Gravefende  confe- 
cratus apud  Cantuar.  anno 

IJI9- 

Ric.  de  Binteworthe  co»fe» 

crAtut  AfuA  Lamehith,  an: 

t338. 
Rad.  de  Stratford  confecratus 

apud  Cantuar.  d».  1339. 
Mich.  Northburgh  confirma- 

tus  7.  d  e .  .  .  an. 
Simon  de  Sudbury  con[ecra- 

tus  an.  I  362. 
Rob.  de  Braybroke  confecra- 
tus %.Jan.  1381. 
Rogerus  Walden  provif.  per. 

Papam  Innocentium  viium. 

IQ.'Dec.  1404. 
Nich.  Bubbewith  confecratus 

an.  7406. 
Ric.  Clifford  tranflattu  13. 

OSt.  1407. 
J  oh.  Kempe  tranjlatus  anno 

1422. 


Will.  Gray   confecratus   26. 

Mali,  1426. 
Rob.  Fitz-hugh   confecratus 

1 6.  Sept.  1431. 
Rob.  Gilbert. 
Thomas  Kempe  confecratus 

S.  Febr.  1449. 
Ric.   Hille    confecratus    15. 

Nov.  1489. 
Tho.  Savage  Rojfenjis  Sp'tfc. 

hue  tranjlatus    1495. 
Guilielrfius  Warham    confe- 
cratus 1  Jo  3 , 
Guliel.  Barnes,  1 50 j. 
Ric.  Fitz-James  Ep'fej  Ci- 

ct fir. hue  tranjlatus,  1  506. 
Cuthbertus  Tunftal  confecra- 
tus ig.Oll.  1522. 
Johannes  Stokelley  confecr  t 

19  Jul "i.  1  5  30. 
Edmundus  Boner  inflallatus 
■    3  Apr.  t  540. 
Nich.  Ridley.  1 J49. 
Edm,  Grindall  confecratm ,i\ 

Dec.  I J  59. 
Edwinus  Sandes  Wigom.  E- 

pfc.  hue  tranjlatus  1 3.  Ja- 
il 1  I  J  70. 
Johannes  Elmer  confecr.  24. 

Mart ii  l$j6. 
Ric.  Fletcher  1 594. 
Ric.  Bancroft  confecr,  I J97. 
Ric.     Vaughan     C  eftret.fis 

Epifc.  hue  tranjlatus  m'enfe 

Jan.  1604. 
Thomas  Ravis  Cjloucejlr.  E- 

pfc.huc  tranjlatus  19.  Mali 

\6oj. 
Georgius  Abbot  C*v,&Lich. 

Epifc.  hue  tranjlatus  Jan. 

1609. 
Joh.  King,  confecr,  %.  Sept. 

l6ix. 
Georgius  Mountaine,  1^21. 
Guil.  Laud,i628. 
Guil.  Juckfon,  1 03  J* 


Ttt  z 


3^omia 


z88  AVTE^CJDIX  I^CHIST. 


Ex  cod  MS- 
penes  pa[.D-& 
tap.  [0.']1A.a. 


XLL        Zh[om'ma  Decanorum Ecclefete  S.  Tauli. 


.LOvegarus. 

Godwynus.      ^>ante  Conqueflum. 

Syredus. 


Arnaldusde  Cantilupo,  1308.  (fop* 

Cardinalis. ) 
Johannes  de  Sandale,  electus. 


Ulftanus,  cttjus  tempore fiatutum  fuit  per  Rieardus  dc  N  cuport,  deftus, 
Mdttricmm  Efifcopam  &  Capitulum,  Vitalis  Bafco,  fer  provifionem. 
Pfalterittm  qnotidie  did  inter  xxx.    Johannes  de  Everdon,  fer  permutatio 


Canonic  os^per  quinos  Pfalmof. 
Gulielmus. 
Elfwynus. 
Luiredus. 

Radulphus,  ^/w#  1150,  . 
Alardusde  Burnham. 
Robcrtusde  Watford. 
Hugo  de  Marinis. 
Radulfus  de  Diceto,  \~Anno  1 1 8  3 i 
Martinus  dc  Patfhull. 
Walterus  de  Langford. 
Galfridusde  Lucie,  1237. 
Will.de  S.Mariat  Ecdefia,  1237. 
Henr.  de  Cornhill,  1245. 

Walt,  de  Salerne,  aliUi  diBus  Walt,  de 
LondonjC/x^Mv^rc^.Tuamenfis 
in  Hibernian 

Robcrtus  dc  Barthone. 

PetrusdeNeuporr. 

Rieardus  Thaleboth. 

Galfridus  de  Feringes»i363^ 

Johanecs  de  Chifhulle. 

Hervicus  de  Borham  127^. 

Thomas  de   Ingaldcfthorpe  ,    1279. 
(tranjlatusin  Epifc.  Ron  J 

Rogerus  de  la  Leyc,  1287. 

Will,  de  Montfort,  1 292. 

Radulphus  de  Baldok^rawtf  Archldkc.    Valcntinus  CJary 
Midd.)  1297 


nem>  1328. 
Gilbertus  de  Brucra,  1339. 
Rieardus  de  Kylmyngtone,  per  provlfo 

Mem. 
Thomas  Tryllck,  per  eleBionem: 
Johannes  de  Appelby,  per  provifionem, 
Thomas  Evcre,  per  provifionem. 
Thomas  Stowe,^fr  elettiwem. 
Thomas  More,  per  eleciionem. 
Reginaldus  Kentwodc,  fer  ekEiionem. 
Tho.  Lyfcus,  per  detfionem,  1441. 
Lauren.  Bothe,  eleftus  22  Nov.  145  6. 
Will.  Sty^eleftm  21  Nov.  1457. 
Rogerus  Radclyff,f/*#*.f  15  Dec.1^6%. 
Thomas  Wyntcrburne,* le Uus  2  5  Sept. 

1471. 
Gulielmus  Worfley. 
Robcrtus  Shirburne. 
Johannes  Collet. 
Rieardus  Pace. 
Rieardus  Sampfon.' 
Johannes  Incent. 
Gulielmus  May. 

Joh.  Fecknam.        \Ex  Godmni  Com. 
Henricus  Cole.       |  ment4riis3  de  Pr/c- 
Alcxand.  Nowcll. \{itlibw% 
Johannes  Overall. 


Lei.  Col.  vol,  i. 
>.  489. 


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T  HE 

D  A  U  N  C  E 


O  F 


MACHABREE 


Wherein  is  lively  expreffed  and  (hewed  the  ftate  of 
manne  3  and  howe  he  is  called   at  uncertayne 
tymes  by  death,  and  when  he  thinketh  leaft 
thereon:  made  by  Dan  John  Lydgate 
Monke  of  S.  Edmunds  T>urj^ 


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XLII. 


The  Protege. 


pt  folkes  &aro  tjcarfco  tea 
jane, 

©Sbfeb  to  f  be  toojlD  babe  all 
pouraDbertencc 


213?  enfamplcf&af  tfyzi  in  ber  entente, 
flmenn  ber  tifc  fn  eberp  tnaner  ago. 
2Tbe  trtfjfcb  Daunce  at  feafnt  gnrx^enf  a, 
§0ojtr«peD  (a  coftb  all  tbe  farplufacfc, 
lltke  as  ft  fljonlo  eber  laffcir  poUen  unto  no  oar  Ittoco  to  correct . 
(none,  a    antf  to  Declare  tbe  fine  of  cut  peftage, 

OT&ere  fa  poor  to(t,tot)crefs  poor  p  jcbioefice   iftia&t  ftaore  mp  frtle  SI  tJDtll  Direct 

%t>  feen  afojne  tt>e  fooapn Violence,  2Co  fijeto  cfcte  teojlo  fa  but  apilgrfmage 

&  I  crnel  oca  t  b  t&at  be  fo  toil e  ano  f  age , 

®abfcbfiapetb,alas,bparofeeo?pea«enr6,  ._,   r ..  f  .   _   . 

15otb?opng«oll»»floto  sbfg&paragc.  The  End  of  chc  Prologs 

SDeatb  fparetb  nougfjt  lots  ne  bfgb  Degre, 

|D opes  Blngs,  lie  toojtbpCmpetouis,  .    •—  ^ 

When  tbep  ttuie  moff  to  fpifcrtp, 

^c  can  abate  tbe  freCbncfa  of  tjf  r  aonrsj. 

l£er  b jf gbt  &nn  clfpten  toif  b  bte  fbour  a 

£pafee  tbent  plunge  fro  her  fees  lofcoe. 

ganger  tbe  mfgbt  of  all  tbefe  Conqaeronra, 

ifoitnne  batb  tljcm  from  &er  tobele  ptbjoto. 


I 


The   W^ords    of  the 
Tranilator. 


Conttoeretb  ttya  pefoftca  i&at  been  toffe, 
Znti  it  tmpjf nt etb  fn  jour  memojfal, 
3Lf  fee  tbenfample  vj";:c  'j  tbat  at  |Da  rife, 
31  fonnc  neplct  ores  in  a  toad, 
5Full  notablp  aa  3  rebe  arfe  Cball, 
<©f  a  jf  rencb  Gierke  takftig  acquaintance, 
31  tools  on  me  to  tranflatc  n  all 
2>utoftbe  ifrencb  spaccbabjees  naante, 

»p  tolpfe  aDt)ffe  ann  cotmfatl  at  tbe !  a  ft, . 
Sb*o«eb  tcr  ttferutg  ann  ber  motion, 
31  cbcpeo  unto  ber  rcq  eft. 
iCbsrcaf  to  mabe  a  p  lap  :t  tranftacpon, 
3!n  ffnglKntongcofcntcncton, 
ffibat  piouo  for  cq  tt)i':  been  ftOHt  annbolDe, 
Ss  fn  a  mtrrour  tofo  jnc  in  ber  reafon 
Ifjer  nglp  8ne  tbere  clearlp  map  befools, 


O  Creatures  pe  tfjnt  been  reafonablg, 
3Ebe  If  c  Defirtag  tetyta  fa  eternal. 
pe  map  feen  beer  Doctrine  full  notable 
l^our  Iffe  to  lean  fobfeb  tbat fa  mojtal, 
SEberebp  f o  learne  in  fpecfai, 
^o --J  at  ftjall  trace  tbe  Daanxe  of  rpaefcab jc? , 
Ko  man  ana  tooman  pltee  natural 
ifo)  neatb  ne  fparetb  bt^b  ne  Ids  Degree. 

31ntb<a  mpjrourcberptofBbtraiap  fpnne,  ; 
STbatblmbebo  etb  to  gore  upon  tbfaoannce 
©3bo  goetb  tcfojne,  oj  tsbo  foall  go  bebtno.. 
311  oepenoetb  in  goDDes  o^ofnance, 
©a bcre f o?e  lotslp  etoe jp  man  bh  chance,  : 
E>eatb  fparetb  not  poo?,  ne  pet  bloon-ropall, 
Ctierp  man  tberefo;e  bat)etbfafnremem- 
£>£  oo  matter  gon  tiatfj  pf ojgeD  ail.  ( bjance , 
Vim  D^ath 


i$o 


tTTeWThJe 


Death  fyrft  fpeaketh  into  the 
Pope  3  and  after  to  every  de* 
grce  as  followed^' 

Y<^  tW  beenfef  moff  mbfob  o'gnffp, 

®i  all  tttates  in  eartbfpirfttial. 
0r.o  ffceao  $efer  bafb  tbefoberafofee, 
£>ber  tbe  cbarcb  aitn  dates  tempojall, 
tapon  tty 0  oatmce  pe  firft  begin  (ball , 
00  moff  too  jtbp  lojo  ano  gcbemotir. 
i?o^aUtl)etajjfgip  of  poor  effate  jaapal, 
StnoofLojoOj/p  tod5oDf0tljc  tjoncar. 

ThcPope  makethaunfwer. 

£  pr©  me  bctictjrtb  tfote  oamtcc  foj  fo  Icoc, 

TObtcb  Tat  fn  eartb  bfgbeff  in  mp  &ee, 
2Dbe  tote  faUperllloae  toSjo  (o  tabetb  bceO, 
SCo  ocenpfc  peters  OfgHftp, 
3lBnt  foj  all  ttjtat  oeafb  31  map  not  flee, 
£) n  tijfe  Batmce  toftb  otber  ( o;  to  trace, 
5Foitobfcb  allbonour  tofjo  pjtrtentlp  canfee 
310  Tittle  tootfb  t&at  ootb  To  foon  paie. 


Detth  fpeakf  th  to  the  Emperouri 

$p%  Gmpf  rot&lojb  of  all  foe  grooira, 

fcobereine  pjfnce  ano  bfgbeff  of  noblefie, 
pi  mot  fotfafee  otgolo  poor  apple  roono 
Scepter  anoftoero  g  all  tow  bfgb  pjotnefle; 
315eb'nD  letten  pout  trcafonr  $  ponr  tithes', 
£no  toftb  otticr  to  mp  Dannre  obep, 
agafnff  mp  migbt  is  too ;tb  none  bar oineffe, 
20am  0  cgfUuen  all  tbep  muft  Depe. 

The  Empcrour  makech  aunfwer. 

T  j£of  e  to  tobom  tbat  31  map  appeal 
SDoncbfng  oeatb  tobfcb  ootb  me  fo  cotrtf  reni 
2Cbere  is  no  gin  to  belpenmp  qaerell 
Bat  fpa&e  ano  pf  efeopo  mp  grabe  to  af  f  epne, 
SL  Ample  (beet  tberefo  no  mo:e  to  fepn, 
Co  tojappen  in  mp  boop  ano  Wage , 
Wberenpon  fojc  31  metomplepne, 
%W  great  no  joes  babe  little  anbanf  age. 

Drachfptaketh  to  the  Cardinal. 

Y<£  been  abaft  eo  ftfeemetb  ano  mojeoe, 
fepjCaropnal It  ibetoeti)  bpponrebcre, 
JBnt  pet  fo  jtbp  pe  foloto  fljall  (n  ecco , 

mm 


OF  'DEATH. 


zpi 


iffllfy  ofbcr  foike  mp  oaance  f  o  j  to  lere. 
=P  our  great  strap  all  fball  leaben  bere , 
pom  bat  of  reo,  pour  beffare  of  great  cott, 
ail  tbefe  tinges  reefeoneo  toell  fn  tear* 
3Jn great  bonoat  gooO  atjffe  (0 loft- 

The  Cardinal  maketh  aunfwcr. 

T  ^aDe  great  eanfe,  certeatWsianofaflc, 

SEo  be  abaft  eo  at  o  greatlp  ojeafl  me, 
§»ftb  oeatb  fa  come  me  tooaf nip  to  attaile 
SCbat  31  (ball  neter  bereafter  clotbeb  be, 
Bin  grffe  noj  Crmfne  like  nnto  mp  Degree, 
#fne  bat  of  reo  leaen  eke  In  offfreffe, 
316p  tebfeb  31  bate  learneb  toell  ana  ree, 
©oto  t&at  all  jop  enoetbfn  beabfnefte. 

Death  fpaktih  to  .he  K:ngt 

Q  i^oble  ftfng .  moff  feojtb?  of  renonne 
Comefotfb  anonfoj  all  pou.*  tootfbtnea 
2Cb«t  too*  lorn  ijao  about  poa  enofron, 
dJjeat  ropaltp  ano  pafffng  bpe  noblttfet 
5Bat  rfgbt  anon  all  pour  great  bfebnette, 
&ole  from  pour  men  m  baffe  pe  wall  ft  tefe 
G23  bo  mctt  abounoetbbere  In  great  rfcbea, 
g>ball  bear  toftb  btoi  bat  a  fbete. 

Th:  King  maketh  a U'ifwrr. 

T  |£abe  noagbt  learno  bere  t  ofojne  to  bance> 

$ooaunce  tnfootb  of  fooling  to  fa  Vge 
tHHbere  tbjougb  31  fee  bp  deer  oemonftrance, 
Mat  piffle  f  s  toojtb  o  j  f  ejee  otbfgb  linage, 
SDeatb  all  to jootb  tbf  a  is  bis  nfage, 
<C je  at  ano  fmall  tbat  in  ttf  0  toejlo  fcjourne, 
Wi  bo  is  moff  meek  31  bolt)  btm  moff;  fage, 
ifo;  toe  ft  all  all  to  ttje  oeao  afbes  toucne, 
Dtath  fpeaketh  to  the  Patriarchs. 

§fr  Jdatrfarcbe  all  ponr  bamble  cheer, 

i^eqaitetb  poa  noagbt  nojponrbumllffp, 
i^oar  eouble  croffe  of  golo  f  ftones  deer, 
|3our  poteer  tobote  ano  all  pour  Dfenifp. 
»ome  otber  ftjall  of  «erp  eqtrftp, 
poffeoe  anon    a0  31  rebearfe  can 
Sfrottetb  neter  tbat  pe  ffcalipopebe 
Jro;boIpbopcDeccttetbmanpaman. 

Th:  Patriarch  rrukeih  aur.fwer. 

TJ^afHlolpbonourgrettrerour  anorfc&ee, 
!£abe  me  oecef  beo  footbfaftlp  fneeeO, 
i^fne  olo  tores  been  tuweo  into  triffeffe, 
©Mbat  abafletb  futb  f  reafures  to  poffeDe? 
3(t  climbetb  np,  a  fall  batb  to  J  its  meoc, 
©  jeat  eftatee  folke  toaften  oat  of  number, 
Mlbo  moantetb  tjicttj  ttisfmc  anenoojeee, 
dDjeat  bartben  cotb  b<m  oft  encumber, 

D.ea.h  fpeakeihco  the  Confix bie. 

T2Cf«mp  rigbt  to  areff  poa  ano  eonffrepnc 
A OTitb 'a*  to  Dance  mp  matter  0r  Conftable? 
Foj  moje  tljonger  tban  eUertoafiChar'f  main 
2>eatbbatbaffo?ceo  t  moje  too?fhipable 
f  cubsomes  ne  tmfgbtbooo  this  is  no  fable, 
4£o)ffr«ng  armare  of  plate0  notber  of  maile, 
TObat  gapnetb  amies  of  folfee  moff  notable, 
tM^en  cvtiel  oeatb  lift  btm  to  affcile. 


The  Conflablc  make  th  aunfwer. 

AAP  porpofetoa0  anbtoboleintencfoH, 

Co  affaa  Caff  lea  |  mtgbfp  f  ojtrtffea 
Sno  bjfng  tolfec  unto  fubjettion, 
%o  tttb  bonour,  fame  an  o  great  rfcbefTes, 
315af  3j  fee  tbat  all  too  jiolp  p;ototffe 
SDeatb  can  abate,  tobfeb '?  a  cjreat  oefpito, 
SCobim  alone  fojroto  anb  efce  ttee; :  trteffe, 
$  oj  againff  oeatb  is  tonnb  no  refpite. 

Death fpeaketh  to  the  A.rchebfhop. 

C $>t  Slrcbebifbop  ,  tobp  to  pou  toitbojatoj 
Odo'frotoatolp  as  it  tocrebptifoain? 
p email  appjoacb  tompmojtalllato, 
§1  to  contrare  ft  tocre  noagbt  but  in  bapna, 
jfojoapbp  uap  tbere  is  none  otber  gapne, 
SPeatbat  tbe  bamo  purfnetb  eberp  coaff, 
p '.  t  ft  anD  o» brc  mot  be  pelce  againe 
^nb  at  a  Dap  men  counten  toiib  ber  boff, 

The  Archebifh'-p  niiketh  aunfwcr- 

^H  80  31  toofe  not  f 0  tobaf  port p  foj  to  flee. 
foj  Djeao  of  teatb  j  bate  fc  cjret  offtrera 
STo  efcape  bf 0  migbt  3  can  no  rf  f ate  fee 
SLbat  tobefobneto  bis  conttratnt  $  Durefte; 
l^e  tooalo  take  reafon  to  matffreffe 
Hoae  mp  treaioac>  mp  pompe  ano  pjfae  alf», 
#)'  pafnteo  cbambera  mp  pojt « mp  ffefbne0» 
Cbing  tbat  bebotctbneoeamotbe&o. 

Drath  peake:h  to  thcBtr^n. 

Y^  tbat  among  ilo;ds  i  Banna, 

i^abc  bab  to  long  too^fbfp  anb  renotone, 
|Fo)  pet  poor  trumpet0  ano  pour  clarions, 
%  bf  0  ia  no  D;eame  roj  Cmalac'on, 
QHUbtlom  pour  cuff om  anb  entencion. 
Mas  toitb  Labiea  to  battnfen  in  tbe  fliabe, 
Bnt  oft  ft  bappetb  if  condnCon 
£>ne  man  bjeaketb  tbat  another  mace. 

The  Baron  makeihau  r.fwer. 

ptail  oft  fffb  31  babe  been  awrojifea, 

£Do  bfgb  enpr(fe0 1  fbtegs  of  gret  fama, 
m  bfgb  I  loto  mp  tbanb  alfo  oebf  reo, 
Cbertftjo  toitb  H-abfeo  1  toomen  bigb  of  name 
#e  nctcr  one  me  tons  pat  no  oefame, 
3»  )ioiD0  of  Court  tobicb  tbrt  toas  notable, 
%5m  Oeatbs  ff  roke  batb  maOi  me  lame, 
mnoer  beaten  in  eartb  tsnotbing  cable, 

Death  !peak?'h  to  .he  Prince!". 

(2  ^nte  f  0 jtb  anon  mp  t  m  gooo  p  jmcers 

pc  mutt  altogon  npon  tbfa  oaunce, 
ijieticbt  map  atapie  poor  great  ffrnEmgenefa 
j^eitber  poor  beaatp  no?  pour  gret  pleafance 
l^our  ricb  arap  notber  poor  oaltiarce, 
Cbat  tobilom  contb  to  manp  boio  fn  bona 
3Sn  lobe  to)  all  ponr  ocnble  tariance 
pe  mot  as  nolo  f  %  is  footing  unoerffonD. 

The  Princefs  makech  aunfwcr. 

A  3ias  3  fee  tbere  f 0  none  otber  boot, 

SDeatb  batb  in  eartb  no  laop  no?  maffrea 
SLm  on  tbia  oannce  pet  mot  31  neoeatofe. 


z^T      '  TH'Ef>J*C CE 


2Fo>fbcrcnfs€iueen,  counters, neoufcbefe,  Death  fpeake.h  to  [hALbefle. 

jFleutfiig fn  boantp  no* fn  ber  faprnefs  £  $o pe  mp  3UBp  gentle  Dame  Sbbsffe, 

SDbat  wooc  ot  Deatb  mot  pftte  tbe  paffage,  x  OTtb  pour  mantles  furreB  large  $  totoe, 

OTbcnoarbeautieano  counterfeit  fafrneffc  j^ourDellpourtoimplepstrngofgretrfcbes 

•BDfetb,  aoue  tben  our  rfmplcD  age.  jano  benes  (filter)  pou  mot  not  lepn  on  fioe, 

Death  fpraketh  to i he  Bifhop.  JFo*  to  tljfs  Daunee  3  ©all  be  pour  gu'oe, 

i  .„     -  «,  ~«      >P-.«ft.  3fpe  beten5erbo?ne  of  gentle  blooo, 

yip ilojofir  Mop tott;  after «  ©»».  m^x  m f  feif pjottoe, 

mfn  all  pour  rfe&es  too  ft 3 I  entwt,  f  09  ^^  ne  „„„  ^  n0  g0  J* 

iFoi  all  pour  treafure  feept  in  clofiV       v  ^v>  *'*,    A  *  „      . "  ' ,.  J? 

|ourtoO«gOODS,an5gOOD80f  nature,  The  Abbcflem,te,h  aunfwer. 

Sf  pour  weep  tbe  ojeaofull  gbofflp  cure,  A  &as  t&*t  Deatb  batb  i&us  fo?  me  ojoaf  no, 

Wftb  charge  committeo  to  pour  p  jelaep,  x  X&W  fn  no  toffe  3  map  ft  nougbt  oeclfne, 

jFojto  accompt  pe  wall  bebjbugbtto  lure,  3ftf  befo  full  eft  31  babe  confirafnea, 

jaofofgbttefoEe  tbat  cllmbetbober  bfgb.  Bjett  ano  tbjotemp  notes  out  to  ttofne, 

The  Bifhop makethaunfwer.  ^pebefeesronno  garni  weo to* towtne, 

v  mngtro  fall  oft  to  toalben  at  tbe  large, 

\A gne bearf t ralp fa net b«  glao ne merp ,  ^m cn)0j Deat^ toff b ail eftates fi ne, 

J  ^frooefntfofngestobtcb  tbat  pebjfng,  OTbobatb  no  ifefp  mutt  rotofn  bote  oj  barge 
ap  feaffis  furneo  into  fimple  ferp,  rr„\,„u  ,«  tkeBaviv 

aSbatfOJ^fCOmfOjtmeUftnOtblngfpng.  ,      D«thfpeakech  to  the  Bayly 

2Dbe  toojltt  contraries  to  me  noto  fn  toojbfng  r*  3Dme  fojtb  fir  JlBaplp  tbat  feneto  al  guffe, 

SCbat  all  folks  can  fo  otwerft,  -Bp  pour  office  of  troutb  %  rigbttoifenefe, 

&e  all  teffb  bait  (  alas )  at  our  parting,  §&e  muft  come  to  a  neto  affffe, 

jailt&fng  wall  pats  fat«  onip  our  merit,  ©rtojtfons  ano  tojongs  fo  reorelfe, 

Death  fpeakeih  to  the  squ!re.    (arap  pz  be  fomnen  as  law  bfooetb  erpffe. 

~~     •  ■  -C  «.•  •     i  «.»  e»«(h  ««»„»*  aCopeDeaccomptstbejuDge  tell  pou  cbarge, 

Q£)me  toft  fir  Squfre  rigbf :M  *i £w  *  ^  ^  0^<ne0 10  mlmn  aH  faifnC0, 

^atbat  conne  of  wncu  allj JJJgW  St  eberp  man  wall  bear  W  otone  cbarge. 

3Epe  bare  barnesfrewlpbojrenpetterttap,  *""**'„  ,    ,       f  . 

Wftbfperef  UjlelDatponrunCOUtbOeDffe,  The  Bayly  maketbaunfwer. 

ana  took  on  pen  fo  manp  bfgb  emp  jfto,  >-x  <^M  fte^D  <©od  tbte  i*  a  baro  journep, 

SDaunfetb  toltb  ns H  tntll no  better  be,  Ky%n  tolrfcb  afom  3  toofe  but  little  beae, 

SCbere  is  no  fuccour  In  ho  maner  Wife,  ^  cftance  i&  tamcb  $  tbat  foietblnbetb  me; 

if  o?  no  man  map  fro  ueat&a  ttrofee  fiee.  OTbflom  toltb  Saoges  tobat  me  Wtt  to  fpew, 

The  Squire  maleihaunfwer.  3Lap  <«.  mg  mfgbt  bp  labour  Off iWj  meOe, 

ine.  qu.rem  iBnt  fitb  tbere  f  a  no  reftos  bp  baft  aple 

$m*«t*  m  B^b  bo  oetb  we f"  JW  fjjflj  toffe  tbat  coutb  tori  feen  fn  0<>be, 

°|0efwall  afpeafeootoojyre  Jpaffe.  MJJJ  t9at  none  apel  map  Dapl. 

aouealUUrtb.aDue  note  all  folace,  wjwowaiMw  .r        e 

<3Due  mp  ^LaDteS  Wb«ome  to  fcefij  of  fate,  Deith  fpeaketh  to  the  Attronomer. 

Quae  beaut?  pleafaunce  ano  all  folate,  #-  ^me  fojtb  matter  tbat  toobeff  up  fo  bfgtj 

Stfoeatbstbaungeeberfroaptspifme,  ^wftbfnttrumento  o!  afironomp. 

Sa nfe  on  pour  fouls  ere  tbe  oeatb  manace,  ^  taU  m  %ms  %  beigbt  of  eberp  fiarre, 

¥oi  all  Wall  rot  $  no  man  toot  tobat  time.  m^t  map  at>aile  all  pour  aflrologp  ? 

Death  locate  h  to  the  Abbot.  ^ftb  of  aoam  all  tbe  grnealogfe, 

m IS! [Suncelf  pebenotbf«g«gbt,  The  Aftronomer  maketh  aunfwer. 

ieabetbpour  abbep  to fome otber  tofgbt,  pffl  aU m ttm cnnnfng  o> ftfence, 

pour  bepje  f s  ot  age  pour  ttate  to  occupie,  r -  can  nongftt  ftnD  n0  pjoDffion.    , 

iabo  tbat  f  s  fatten  3S  baDe  bbnjebfgbt,  ^ ^ec  m  t(|e  ttai;ij  feaccb  out  no  Difference, 

3fn  b{«  Sf  a158  ftaU  fooncft  Vnt%m'  aiBp  oomffpfng  oj  calculation, 

The  Abbot  maketh  aunfwer.  £a1)0  fim\\v  fn  conclufiOH, 

^  *  fhrro  fh«tsbaDe3  none  enDfe,  (nance  jfo>  to  oeftibe  our  cunnfng  eberp  oele, 

°IS/ftoal  noto  leabe  all  tbegober-  ^berefsriomojebpftnter«eof«afon, 

TMwim***^**^  wiibetbang6t««otneoesDpetoett. 
sctif  a  Dearb  i«  to  me  paltmg  gret  gtfeDaunce,  Death  fpakelh  l0  the  BurglJt 

39?  Ubett  p  noj «?  8tf  at  babnnoaunce,  long  tar?g 

WW^'^'S^etoCwmU  ^lojanpouraDoprp^pourBretrfcbes, 
^ct  aebe  3  mercp  toftb  bearteip  repenwnw,      *♦     ^  ^  conlrarp, 

If  in  ogfngtb  late  men  tbemabffe.  3f  Pcoe  wrong,  aEotoatM 


OF  DEATH. 


i*3 


JToteara  ttyi  Dance  n  mot  pot!  neaes  ajete, 
jfo?  of  all  frefour,p!entp  anolargeffe, 
JFrom  otdcr  it  came  $  (bail  unto  Grangers, 
t9e  Id  a  foole  tbat  in  fiicb  bufinefs,      (ners. 
Sffllot  nougbt  to j  to&om  ge  CurTetb  fjfc  gar- 

The  Burgis  makcth  aunfwer. 

Q  C  r(cs  to  me  it  is  great  affpleafaunee, 
"^aDoleabealltbis*  maftt  nought  a  Cure, 
^ovd  ibefe  rents,  treafouranafubffance, 
SDeaf  b  all  fojoot  &  fuel)  is  bis  nature, 
SEberfoje  toffe  is  no  creature. 
SEtjat  let  fj's  beart  on  gooo  tbat  man  af  ffeber, 
TTM  toojloit  lent  isje  tooilo  ttt;l  it  rccure, 
arco  tetjo  mott  fjatrj,  lottjett  o^etft  etitr. 

Dei  h  fp:ake  h  to  the  Canon  feculir.  (  6cnO 

A#°  pe  fir  Cbanon  toftb  manpgret  pn- 

pe  map  no  lenger  babe  Df  ttributfon, 
£>f  goto,  filter  largelp  to  affpena, 
JF02  tbere  f  s  noto  no  cenfolaffon, 
15ut  oance  tot'tb  us  tor  all  pour  bigb  renotone 
foi  (f  aeatb  ttoDs  upon  ttjc  bjfnke, 
pe  map  tbereof  babe  no  Delacion    (tbfnfes. 
iBDeatb  cometb  ap  toben  men  lead  on  bint 

The  Chancn  maketh aurfwer. 

A/J J3  benefice mitb monp perfonage . 
-*-vl<E5oo  toot  ful  lite  map  mc  noto  comfojt , 
Dentl)  batbofmefo  gret  atauntage, 
SEbat  all  mp  ricbes  map  me  neugbt  Dffpojf , 
^mifie  of  grfs  tbep  totll  apein  refojt, 
THnt  o  tbe  toojlo  a  furplefs  t  p  jebena, 
flll  fsbaroglojp  fruelp  to  repojt, 
2lo  open  toell  eacb  man  fijonloenfena. 

Death  fpeaketh  to  the  Marchant. 

VC  riebmarcbant  pe  mot  look  bftbertoaro, 
SEbatpaffea  babe  full  manp  afberslona, 
2Dn  bo;fe  ana  foot  bating  mofi  rcgara 
SCo  lucre  \  binning  as  3  unaerffono,  ( bona, 

Wat  tJOUi  to  Daunt g  poa  mot  d <^»  •*••  r •««■ 

■f  oj  all  pour  labour  full  title  atapletbnoto, 
jaauetapnglojpbotb  offreeibono, 
#onc  moje  cot)  a  tgen  ttici  ttjat  babe  pnongb. 

The  Marchinc  make  h aunfwer. 

TXp  manp  a  bill  I  manp  a  ffrong  bale 

1  b^be  trabailea  toitbmarjp  marcbanaffe , 
£Dter  tbe  fea  aotone  carrfe  manp  a  bale  , 
2Co  fonojp  3l*smoje  tben  3  can  Debife, 
spine  beart  iutoaro  ap  frettetb  b)iib  cotictifc, 
JSutallfoj  nougbt  noto  aeatb  aotb  me  con 
foi  tobicb  31  lee  bp  reco  ja  of  (be  toife,  ( flrefn, 
Wqo  all  embracetb  title  ftal  conttrefne, 

Da  h  peakcth  to  the  Chutrcui. 

Y<£beme  pour  bona  toitb  cbefee  oeaa  «  pale 

Caufeo  of  toatcbano  longabftinencc  , 
6>fr  <X  bartrea*  ana  roar  felt  atoatle, 
Onto  tbfs  aaunce  tofti)  bumble  patience, 
2Eo  If  rite  apein  map  be  no  re  ft  fiance , 
3Lenger  to  lite  fet  nougbt  pow  metnorp, 
3f  3  be  lotbfome  as  in  appearance. 
Sbobe  all  men  aeattj  &atb  tbe  blctorp. 


The  Charrteux  maketh  sunfwer. 

"y^fo  tbe  toojlD  3  teas  aeaa  long  agon, 

3l6p  mine  ojaer  ana  mp  p^fefften, 
0na  eterp  man  be  be  neterfo  ftrong, 
SD?eaoetb  to  ope  bp  t^inalp  motion, 
£fter  bis  tleGjlp  inclination, 
15ut  pleafe  to  CDoo  mp  foul  ( o  bojroto, 
iFro  frfenasmfgbt  ana  fro  Damnation,  rroto. 
&ome  ame  to  aap  t (ja t  fljcl  nought  be  to  mo  j- 

Death  fpe:ke:h  to  the  Sa-geanr. 

r*  £)me  fojlb  fir  fargeant  teitb  pour  ffafelp 
ipabe  no  Defence  no?  rebellion     ( inafe' 
3t  map  nousbt  afcapl  to  grutc&en  in  tbts  cafe 
3f  pe  be  aepners  of  conoitf  on, 
iFoj  neitber  pele  no?  pjotectfen, 
^ap  poufraanebffe  to  ao  nature  to;ong 
$ti%  tbere  is  none  fo  ft urop  cbampion, 
3f  bebemigbtp  anotber  fsairo  firong. 

The  i^C'geant  maketh  aunfwer. 

U  £Pto  oarc  t  fefs  Beat  ft  fet  on  meareS, 

2Eftat  am  tie  bfngs  tbofen  officer, 
V2  tjicb  pefieroap  bof  b  CBafi  |  llefi, 
S$im  office  m  fullfurqueaous  ot  cbere, 
35ut  noto  tb-fi  asp  3  am  arefixa  bere, 
Sna  can  nougbt  flee  if  3  baa  ft  ftoome, 
Cberp  man  is  lotbtoapeboib  farrc  $nere 
2l  bat  bat b  nougbt  learnea  fe j  (o  be  sea  afo;n, 

De^thrpeake  h  to  the  M>  nke. 

C  3r  f^onbe  alfo  toiib  pour  black  babife 
^lae  map  no  lenger  boloberefofou}e, 
IXbere  is  noting  tbat  map  ponbere  refpffe, 
Sgein  mp  mfgbt  pou  (o%  to  Do  fuccour, 
pe  mot  accompt  toucbing  pour  labour, 
f^oto  pe  babe  (peno  ft  in  aeoe  too;a  $  tbougbE 
SCo  eartb  ana  afbes  furnetbeterp  tioure, 
SDlje  life  of  man  is  but  atbmgof  nougbt. 

The  Monke  maketW»unfwcr. 

t  i^a»  leader  in  tbe  clopffer  be, 

at  mp  boafe  ana  rt nop  mp  ferbt'ee, 
tfflbfeb  is  a  place  contemplafifto  fee, 
3i5iit  3  bate  tpent  mp  If  ie  fn  monp  toife, 
nine  as  a  foole  afffolafe  ana  nice, 
Cod  of  bis  mercp  grant  me  repentance, 
315p  cbere  outtoara  bara  ie  f  o  Dctffe, 
ailbenot  merrp  tobicb  tbat  men  TeeQaunce. 

Death  fpeakcth  to  th  U'urer. 

T^w  ufurer  leofee  up  ana  bebolo,  (  paine 
A  mntotbp  toinning  tbou  fettett  apetbp 
Mbofe  coftetife  neber  toaretb  cola, 
SEbp  greap  tbjuft  fofojeaotb  tbe  eonffrefn, 
3But  tbou  fbalt  neber  to  tbp  oefpje  attapne, 
g>ncb  an  cttcfe  tbp  beart  freten  (ball, 
SBut  tbat  of  pifp  <©oa  bis  bonce  refraine 
£>ne  perilous  ttrobe  toill  mabe  tljec  lofen  all. 

The  Ufuier  maketh  aunfwer. 

XT  fl)to  bebobetbfoaefnlp  to  ape,  f  bance 
*■    SHflbicb  is  to  me  great  pafne  ana  ebe  gre» 
Succour  to  fpnae  3  fte  no  maner  toap, 
m  golae  no;  filter  bp  nonecbebffance 
%  t  r,  )3Deatb 


z^4 


THE&J2QCE 


gDeafb  tb?oua,b  bt0  biff  abfbefbno  purkefance 
k>£  rolheo  bl'..  oe  tba*can  nougbt  lobe  toell, 
•Pull oft  bappztb bp fctuocoi 'fata'  cbaunce, 
£>ome  babe  fapre  epen  tbat  fee  neker  abel. 

The  poor  man  boi  rowc  h  of  the  Ufurer. 

■y&nrerto  ®oofsfnll  great  offence, 
v  anbfnbtefisbtagfeatabufton, 
SCbe  P°0}  bojrotoctb  percafe  m  inbfgence, 
SCbe  ricb  lent  bp  falfe  colluff  on. 
0nilr>  m  lucre  m  bis  fntencfen, 
JDeatb  (ball  botb  to  sccompt*  fet, 
aComa^e  reckoning  bp  computation, 
$o,  no  man  is  quit  tbat  (0  bebfno  ot  oeff  e. 

Dei.hfpeaketh  to  he  Ph  ficien. 

V/l  after  of  pbiGbetobfcb  on  ponr  nrme, 

»o  lobe  $  gate  9  flare  againff  f&efunne 
ifoj  all  ponr  craft  ano  ffubp  ot  mebfcr'ne, 
tflitbep?actike&  Defence  tbaf  pe  curme, 
jPoar  life  coarfe  fo  tore  fojtlfa  p  aansie, 
#pem  mpmfgbfpour  craft  nhp  not  jenonre, 
jr  0  j  all  f  fie  goio  that  tberebp  poa  batoe  totmne 
©oeb  leccb  f »  be  tbat  btmfeit  can  recurs - 

The  Phific  'ii  m  k:i  h  aurfwec. 

Mil  long  agon  tbat  3  unto  p&tfike, 

-    &et  mp  toft  ans  eke  mp  Diligence, 

3nfpeculatife  ano  alfo  fn  pjatft>e, 

SCo  geat  a  name  tb jougb  wine  ercell:  me, 

SCo  rpno  out  agafntt  pefiilence, 

f^efe; kattkes  to  ft auncbe  it  ano  to  Sue, 

5But3  flare  fbojtlpfnfenfence, 

&ap  tbat  agaf  nff  oeatb  is  too  jt  9  no  metome. 

Death  p?ake  h  :o  the  ameroui  Squi-e. 

V  ®  fbat  be  gentle  fo  frefb  ano  amerons,  \ 
£Df  peres  poung  fUw'ng  in  pone  grene 
3Luffp,freofbert  <i  eke  oeftrons,         age, 
iful  of  ocaifes  t  cbaunge  fn  ponr  cou  age, 
pieafaunt  of  potf  ,cfiose  ano  of  kffage. 
jBnt  al  fl&al  tanw  fnto  allies  oeao. 
jTojalbeantiewbutaf'pnt  pmsge. 
©Ebtcb  ffealetb  atoap  oj  folks  can  take  beoe. 

The  Squire  m;  k-  ih  aunfwer. 

'  fl  &ss*  ala6»  3  can  notoc  no  factow> 
*3  againff  neafb  fo?  tnp  felfe  pjokloe, 
0buc  of  poufb  tbe  Inftp  frefb  flower, 
jasuekafnglojp  of  beautfe  ana  tbe  pjokfoe, 
<SDue  allfeikiee  oftftc  gob  Cupfoe, 
#oue  mp  t  aoiesfo  frefb ,  fo  foel  befepn, 
ifojatcapn  oeatb  notbpng  map  aipbe 
Sim  tolnoes  great  gon  soun  toitb .Utle  rem. 

Deith  freaketh  to  the  Gentlewoman, 


Thr  (je-.rlew^man  make  h  aunfwer. 

O  Cruel  beatb  tbat  fparctb  none  effafe 
2Co  oId  $  gong  t"oo!jartfnofffcrent, 
2Co  rap  bsautp  tbou  Nff  faio  cbeck  mate, 
&o  bsfip  tfl  fbpmoj'tiU  futsgemeat. 
#oj  fn  mine  poii'b  tbfs  toas  mp  tnttnt. 
2Co  mp  ferkfee  manp  man  to  bake  lures, 
J5ut  fbeis  afoolfbo^tlpinfentment, 
SCbat  fn  ber  beaut p  is  to  mucb  affuceo. 

Death  fpe  kcth  to  the  man  of  Law. 

§3|r  abbocate  ftjo^t  pjoceffe  fo?  f  0  make, 
^t  mot  comeplete  afoje  tbe  bigb  juoge, 
3$)anp  quarclg  pe  ijstoe  unoerfake;, 
$  nb  f 0?  lucre  bone  to  f olbe  refuge, 
JBnt  mp  fraunc^ife  is  fo  large  ano  buge, 
SLbat  ronnfail  none  abaple  map  but  tt  ouf  b, 
l?e  fcapetb  toiftlp  of  oeatb  tbe  great  belcge, 
2Lefoje  tbe  borne  togtj  fs  nougbt  tefnt  toitij 

The  man  of  law  makcthaunl'we  .  (Tloatr). 

(~\$  Wgbt « reafonbp  natures  lato,  (fencs 
31  csn  nougbt  putten  againff  beatb  no  be- 
|Fo?  al  mp  toit  noj  fo?  al  mp  gret  pjubence, 
£Co  appeal  from  bts  b;eabfull  fentence 
^otberbp  no  flrfgbtme  kepen  oj  toftbojatn 
&n  notb'ng  in  eartb  map  a  man  pjeferbe, 
Hi-am  kic  mtpbt  to  make  reft ffance. 
(^00  qai'etb  all  men  fike  as  fbep  oeferbe* 

Death  ipeakt  h  to  Mr.  JohnR  kil  Tregetoar; 

A4Sffer3lobnj3RfWlfDbilom  Cregefonr, 

£Df  noble  ^enrp  toing  of  d£nglano, 
Sim  of  jFrance  tbe  mtgbt p  Conqueronr, 
if  oj  al  tbe  0  efgbts  $  turning  of  tbfoebono, 
2Cb"u  muft  c  me  nere  mp  Daunce  1 0  unoer- 
$ton::.ii.  map  a  ail  al  tbp  conclu0ons  ( C onD 
f  0?  Oeatb  icojtlp  not  ber  on  fea  ne  lono, 
3s  not  oecefbeo  bp  noneilluffons. 

The  Tregrtor  maketh  aunfwer. 
\Af  ^ar  map  anatie  magt^e  nat  uralt . 

4D)  anp  craft  fbeineobp  appearance, 
Sin  conrfe  of  ffarres  abeke  celeffial, 
<2) j  of  tbe  beakens  all  tbe  influence, 
ggafnff  oeatb  fo  ftonk  at  bt  fence 
ILegeiDema/n  novo  belpetb  me  rfgbt  nongbf, 
IFaretoeUmp  craft  ano  fneb  fapfence, 
if 0)  oeatb  .mo  matftrtcs  tj?.t ij  p  sDjougbt. 

Death  fpealceth  ro  thePerfon. 

r")  &fr  curst  tbat  been  nom  bere  pjefcnf , 
VJ  ECbat  bao  ponr  toojlolp  Inclination, 
ponr  benrt  entere  pour  ftnop  ano  entenf, 
iBoft  of  ponr  tftbe0  ano  pour  oblation, 


W3b(cb  fboulb  b^be  be  of  conkerfacfon, 
(^  ome  fo?tbmiff refs  of  peers  pong  1  grene   ^trrodr  to  otber  ligbt  at.oeiremplarp 
tssbjcb  bolo  pout  felf  of  beautp  fokerelgn  g  |^c  pcllt  pefert  fhail  be  ponr  gnf  roon, 
03  fapje  as  pe  teas  tebil^m  polpyene,        ^5  ^  ekerp  labour  one  Is  tbefalarp. 
pcnelope  ano  tbe  ®™en  ^etefn  Th  p  f       keth  aurifwtr. 


3,f  bange  long  in  loke  batb  lab  pou  rein, 
aretteo  is  ponr  cbaunge  of  oonbleneffe. 


ifo>  oeatb  affapletb  ekerp 
^ere  in  tbi0  toejlo  tobo  can  compjebeno 


^10 


OFVEJTH. 


?>$ia  fo&efn  ftroke  «  bf  0  nntoarp  turning, 
IFaretoel  tftfcea,  t  fatetoel  mine  ofTerfng, 
31  mot  go  coumpten  bp  o;oer  bp  f  bp, 
ilno  f  oj  mp  ft  pep  make  a  jatt  reckoning  ?p, 
<3n3  toijo  t  gat  To  dim  quftetb  3  bolD  be  10  bap - 

Dea-h  fpeakcth  to  ihe  Jurrour. 

\/f  after  3!nrronrtobfeb  tbat  atafiRfeo, 
1     ano  at  &berea  ©nefts  Dfott  embrace, 
SDepec  Dfoft  lono  like  to  tbp  oebifes, 
3no  tobo  molt  gabe  moff  ffoDe  in  tbp  gr;ce, 
%\&  poo;  man  loft  be-tb  lono  ano  place, 
f  oj  gelo  tboucouloeffi  felkc  DiQierfte, 
ffiut  nob)  let  fee  toff  b  tbp  taint  face. 
Xof  <?  je  tbe  3JuDge  bob)  canft  tbee  qnif  e. 

The  Ju;rour  makech  aunfwer. 

TX7"©Hom  3J  tnaacleprb  fn  mp eounfrep, 
JEbe  bcltoeatber  |  tbat  teas  not  alfgbt, 
^ongbt  lobeo  bnt  D;a&  of  bfgb  %  If  to.  Degree, 
fro}  tobom  me  Utt  op  crart  3  conio  enofte. 
^ongen  tbe  true  ano  tbe  tbefe  refptre 
Sltbe  conntrep  bp  mp  too;o  toao  lao, 
313ut  3J  Dare  fein  ftjojtlp  fo;  to  tojft, 
®t  mp  Deatb  manp  a  man  is  glao. 

D  athfpeake.h  to  h:  Mi  ft  a1!. 

(~)  2Dbonm(nftral  tbat  can  fo  not?  1  pfpe, 

©nto  folke  fo;  to  none  pleafaunce, 
31Bp  tbe  rigbt  bono  31  ft) all  anon  tbe  gripe, 
g&ftb  tbefe  otder  to  gone  upon  mp  Daance, 
2Ebere  10  no  (cape  notber  abopoaunce, 
£?n  no  Coe  to  contune  mp  fentence, 
JFo;  in  spaGfee  mp  craft,anB;accojoance, 
Ml&o  maifferis  (betocn  bisfentence. 

The  Minftrall  rrnketh  aunfwer. 

"T^fsneto  Dauuce  is  to  me  fo  ffrannge, 

Monoer  biberaanopaftinglp  contrarp, 
Sbe  Bjeoefnl  footing  ootfj.ro  oft  r&anrge, 
ano  tbe  meaftircs  fo  oft  Gt  b  barp . 
taSbfcb  unto  me  fa  noto  notQing  neteOorp, 
31f  it  toerc  fo  tbat  31  mtgbt  affert 
55ut  manp  a  man  if  31  ftiall  nongbt  tarp, 
£)  it  oaunfctb  bnt  notbf  ng  of  bert . 

D:ath  fpfake:h  to  the  Labourer. 

nf^od  labourer  tobfeb  in  fojroto  i  pepn, 

$aft  lao  tbp  Ufe  ta  great  trabaple, 
pz  matt  eke  oance  $  tberio;e  nongbt  offoefn, 
iFo;  if  pon  do  it  map  tbe  nongbt  abaple, 
ano  caafe  tobp  tbat  31  f  bee  aftaple, 
3  0  onelp  tb<  3  fro  tbee  f 0  olfceber 
%%t  falfe  toojlo  tbat  can  fo  folkes  faple, 
^  is  a  fool  tbat  toendb  to  Ubcnebt;. 

The  Labourer  mskcth  aunfwer. 

T  li^abe  tof  tbeo  after  Deatb  full  oft, 
aibe  tbat  31  toonlo  babe  Geo  bf  m  noto, 
31  ban  lebcr  to  babe  Ipen  nnfoft, 
3!n  tofno  i  rain  to  babe  gon  at  tbe  ploto, 
elltb  fpaoc  1  p(feop0  labonreo  fo:  mp  pjoto, 
SDoIbcn  ano  of  tcbeo  %  at  tbe  cart  gone, 
jFoj  31  map  ft?  ano  tell  platlp  boto, 
3n  tbf  0  toojlD  tberc  is  reft  none. 


peth  fp  ak  th  totheF  e  ememr. 

£3fr  CojDelere  fo  pou  mfnebano  is  rancbt 

pan  to  tbfs  oaunce  to  eotvbcp  anD  leer, 
CSSbicb  in  pour  p;eac&fng  ban  ful  oft  ptaugbf 
^oto  tbat  3!  ammoft  gafiful  f  oa  to  o?cDe 
aibe  tbat  fotss  fake  f  bert  0  none  beep, 
|0et  is  tberc  tune  fo  ft rong  ne  fo  barQp 
IBnt  Deatb  Dare  &nn  reft  5  let  fojnomeDe. 
ifoj  Deatb  euetp  boure  is  pjefent  $  reaDp. 

The  F  ere  mikftb  aunfwer. 

\Xf^at map  tbis  be tbaf  fn tbis  too?lo  no 
^ere  to  abioe  map  babe  no  faref  p  (man 
&f  rengtb,  ricbes,  no;  tobat  fo  tbat  be  can, 
£»f  toojlolp  toifeoom  all  is  bat  banitfe., 
3!ngre£teftate  nojinpobertp, 
310  notbingfoonDtbat  map  fr'0  beatb  Defenb, 
iFo;  toWtf)  3(  tap  to  bfgb  ano  loto  Degree, 
Wife  is  tbat  Gnner  tbat  cotb  bis  life  amend. 

Death  fpeaketh  to  the  Child. 

L3!tle  JFaanfe  tbat  toert  but  late  borne 

febape  fn  tbis  toojlD  f 0  babe  no  ptsfaonce 
pz  matt  toftb  otber  tbat  gone  bcrebefojue,  ' 
ISelaD  ia baft  bp  f*talo}Dmance, 
ilearne  of  neto  to  gone  on  mp  saunce 
Ebere  map  none  age  cfcape  infotb  tberefro, 
let  eberp  toigbt  babe  tbie  in  rememojance, 
mibo  lengeftlibetbmoft  (bail  fetter  tooe. 

The  young'Chi'dem^knh  aunfwer. 

A  3  a.  a.  tooojDe  31  canotfpeahe. 

31  am  fo  ponge  31  toae  boine  pcfterbap, 
^Deatb  ia  fo  biftp  on  me  to  be  to^eab, 
ano  lift  no  lenger  to  matte  no  Delap, 
3  am  but  r  o\d  bojne  %  noto  31  go  mp  toap, 
®imi  nomojetu  tele  fballbetclo. 
SDqetDillof  ©00  no  mantoftbftonbmap, 
ao  loon  Dpef b  a  pong  as  an  61D. 

r**,tU  i*pe»kerh  to  rh?  yong  Cferk. 
Q  pe  Cr  Clerk  fuppofe  pe  fo  be  free, 

ifro  mp  Bauriee,  o;  ponr  felfe  DefenDe, 
Cbat  toeno  babe  rffen  unto  bigb  Degree 
M  benefice  0;  fome  great  {r  jeb^io 
^bo  cltmbetb  bfgbcft  fometime  Ojali  ofcerb 
ILetnoman  gratcb^einft  bi&  fojtnne, 
H5atfakeat  gree  tobattbcrdDocbtmienD,  t 
©Hbfeb  pnniujetb  all  toben  time  is  octane 

TheC:etk  maketh  aunfwer. 

Q^all  tbat  am  fo  pong  a  clerk  noto  Die, 

k)t  mp  ferbfee  and  babe  no  better  guerbon 
3J0  tbcre  no  gapn  ne  no  better  toap, 
0o  better  fraancbf  fe  no;  p;oteafon  ? 
jBDestb  mabetb  altoap  a  Q)02t  conclnfton, 
%o  late  toare  toben  men  be  on  tbe  b jfcfee, 
2Cbe  too;lo  ftjallfaile  %  all  poffeffion, 
Jfo;  mucb  failetb  of  tbing  tbatfol&eo  tbinke. 

Death  fpeikech  to  the  He:m :tc. 

V&  tbat  babe  libeolong  in  toilDernefte 
1  SnD  tbere  conttnneD  Ion  g  ( n  abftlnencs, 
at  tbe  laft  pet  pe  mot  pon  B;e(Te, 
®t  tweaunce  to  babe  experience, 

go% 


Tti  tbTv  j*c  ce 


iFoitbereasamttfstioreGttaBce,  pafffogapfejtftfcbel&erfee  fosbeojtofnfte 

%m  note  leabe  of  tblne  IBermftage,  gotoaro  i*;*  Dance  babeifa  i^c  In  memojp, 

Xfojeeberpmanaoberttotbfsrentenee,  »B^bi«jgaptbeijrf0Mb«to«(to,p,, 

MM"        M  Cben  (tmllpe  reign  in  parsp'feteftb  glojp, 

TheHermhemakcthiunfwcr.  ^apppfs  betbatmafcef&inijcabaibfsfeaff. 

T  £D  libe  m  oefert  calleo  folttarf  c,      ( fpaee 

spap  again  oeatb  babe  refpffe  none  noj  v^t  tbere befolfce  mo  ib»n  fir  oj  febm, 
flit  nnfet  bonre  bte  coming  ootb  not  tarp,  Hectjeles  of  life  f  n  manp  ma  net  toife, 

•ano  f o %  mp  part  toelcome  bp  goos  grace ,  ^Lfbe aa  tfcere  tocre  bell  none  no  j  beaten, 

SCbanfefng  bf m  toitfc  bumble  cbere  *  face,  &ucb  falfe  errour  let  eberp  mm  Defpffe, ' 

£>f  all  bis  gifts  ana  great  babounoance,  fo%  &o!p  fat'net  s  ano  olo  clerkes  &  ire 

|?(nallp  affirmfngfntbis place,  Written  confrarp  ber  falfcncfa  to  Defame. 

$o  man  is  ricb  tbat  lacfeetb  fafferance.  %*  liben  toell  tafce  ttfs  foj  tbe  bed  emp?f  re, 

*'    Dea.h  fFe;ke  h  to  the  Hem  te  again.  %*  to0^  «  to^n  ™«  ft'olD  R*»  *afs- 

T^af  is  toell  faib ,  ano  tbna  ttonio  eberp  L?nvoy  of  the  Traj  fl  uourf . 

x  SDbanben  bis  gob  «  al  tofts  ojefs ,  (tof  gbt,  Q  pt  mp  &  ojos  «  matters  all  to  feare 
%o  lobe  $  D?ea bim  toftb  nl  bis  fteart  $  nrigbt        £Dt absnture,  tbat  ftall  tbis  oannce  reabe, 

&ftb  oeatb  to  efcape  map  be  no  ftfeernefs,  aotoip  %  pia?  iottb  nil  mp  ijearf  entere, 

Ss men oeferUe  gooquitetb  ofrtg^ttoifneiTe,  %o correct  tobereas poii fee tieoe, 

2Co  ricb  «  poo»  upon  efcerp  fioe,  Jfoj  nongbt  elles  31  asfee  foj  my  me  Be, 

a  better  teflon  tbere  can  no  cletn  euprette  SBnt  goooip  fappojt  of  tbis  f  ranflscfon, 

%hm  til  to  mojroto  is  no  man  fare  to  abtoe  •  flno  toit b  fabowrto  fnppotoaile  bjeoe, 

__  i_:  c"y     „  SBentaglpetapoprcojrertfon. 

The  Kng  eaten  of  Wormes. 

YC  felbe  tbat  leoft  apon  tbf  s  pojtrafnrei  ^ 

3LlBebelotogbereallettatesoannceJ   (tore  OSLlSS^ffMSfifi?^ 

^eetbtobatpebabebeenitobattsponrna-  „  J0ttoo*Jb?too2  ^'^ingtofab- 

Swiabet&ismfrrowapelnremembjance,  £S2!^p*^f,"^i te   ,. 

Wj  **  *•  toWlom  crotoneo  km,  j£5££ X Tns?b«H to^t' 

anoalleaatesatrne  refemblance,  KSSL;?S 

«r  hat  tooims  foot)  ia  the  fine  of  worn:  Hbfoa  ^er  tntfons  miters  in  Cnglittj  to  tranllaij, 

Machabree  the  Dc&our, 
"\/|  3n  is  nougbt  elS  platlp  fOJ  to  tjjtnfc,  Here  endeth  the  Daur.ee  of 

Bnfastotobtofjfe6<«tfan«tWP.  Machahee. 


The 


±6j. 


Tfe  lying's  Sidajeflies proceeding  to  Paid' j 
tt«rc/>  2,6.  Martii.     162.0. 


MEflengers  of  the  Cham- 
ber. 
Gentlemen    Harbingers 
Sergeant  Porter. 

Gentlemen  >  The  Princes  Ser- 

Efquires,     Svants. 

GentlemeniThe    Kings     Ser- 

Efquires,    f  vants. 
Sewers,  the  Kings  Servants. 
Quarter  Waiters. 
Gentlemen  Ufliers  daily  waiters. 
Clerkes  of  theSignet: 
Clerkes  of  the  privy  Seale. 
Clerkes  of  the  Councell. 
Clerkes  of  the  Parliament. 
Clerkes  of  the  Crowned 

Chaplains   ,  having  dignitie^  as 

Deanes,  &c. 

Jldermen  of  London. 

TheTrinces  Councell  at  Law. 
The  Kings  Advocate  and  Re- 
membrancer. 
The  K\  Attorney  and  Solicited 

Sergeants  at  Law. 
Kings  Sergeant. 
Matters  of  the  Chancery: 
Knights  Batchelorc. 

Secretaries  SFrench?T  ^ 

of  the       ^ Latin  ^ 
Efquires  for  the  Body. 


Sewers      ~} 

Carvers      >in  ordinarie. 

Cupbearersj 

Tent*. 

Revells. 

Armory. 

Wardrobe. 

Ordnance. 
Matters  of  Requefts. 
Chamberlain^of  the  Exchequer. 


Matters  of  ftan. 
ding  Offices. 


Trumpets. 

Gentlemen  of  the  privy  Chamber? 
and  Bed-chamber ,  in  Ordinary. 
Knights  of  the  Bath. 
Knights  Embafladors,  Lord  PrcJ 
t  fident,andOeputy. 
Vice.  Admirall  and  Knight-Mar- 

(hall. 
Treafurer  of  the  Exchequer,  and 

matter  of  the  Jewell-houfe. 
Baronets. 

Barons  younger  Sonns. 
Vifcounts  younger  Sorins? 
Judges  of  the  Coife. 
Chief  Baron  of  the  Exchequer  \ 

and  Chief  juttice  of  the  Com- 

mon-Pleas. 
Matter  of  the  %olh,  and  Chief 

Juttice  of  the  Kings  Bench. 
Chancellor  of  the  Dutchie ,  and 
Chancellor  and  under-Treafu. 
Yyy 


rer 


2p8 


rer  of  the  Excheckquer.  I L.  Chancellor .     Arch-Bifhop  of 

Mailer  of  the  Wards  ll   Cant. 


Officers  of  Jrmes. 

Knights   privy  Councilors. 
Knights  of  the  Garter. 
Barons  eldefl  Sonns.     . 


Earles  younger  Sonns:  . 
Vifcounts  elder  forms. 
Barons  of  the  Parliament. 

Bijkops. 

Marqueffes  younger  fonns. 
Earles  eldefl  fonns. 
Vifcounts; 

Dukes  younger  ionns- 
.  Marqueffes  eldeft  fonns.' 

Earles. 

Dukes  eldefl  fdnnsi 

MarqucfTes- 

Dukes. 

Lord  privy  Seal. 

i 

ClarenceuXjNorroy, 


Gentlem.JG arter 7  pr.7L.Majof. 
HuiflierslK.of  Arms.\ 

The  Prince. 


Sergeants  at  jirmes. 

The  Swords  carried  by  the  Earle 
of....    '  fj 

THE  KING'S  MajeflieV 

Mafl?r^of  i  the  Hbrfe ,  leading  a 
fpareHorfe. 
Vice^Chamberlain.    - 
Captain  of  the  Guard. 
The  Guard. 
Footmen  and   Querries  on  each 

fide. 
Tenfioners ,  with  their  Axes  on 

each  fide. 


i 


. 


. 


. 


I 

v 

I 


Catalogus  perfonarum,  natalibus  &  virtute  propria  illufirium  qua  pro  fua  in  ades 

Paulinas  (  molt  &  maje/late  facra  venerandas  )  benetolentia  ,  ad  editionerr, 

banc  promo-vend  Am  j  Iconibnfe  fumma  arte  accurate  ornandam  ,  futnptus 

ultro  erogarmtt  5  quarum  nomina ,  Honorumq-^  titulos ,  juxta  Iconifmerum 

ordintm  Jeriemq^  Paginarttm,pnefens  tabella  »v  j,TOVo exhibet. 


pag. 

T  liomas  ChichltH  de  COiHtpeU  in 
agro  Cantabr.  Arm.  40 

Carolus  Nevill  Arm.  Vice-prazpoficus 

Collegii  Regalis  Cantabr.  52 

Jacobus  Green^  films  natu  m'mor,Johan- 

nis  Green  fervientis  ad  legem,  60 
CMaria  uxor  Chrijiophori  Clapham  de 

25emes3lep  in  agro  Ebor.  Arm.  62. 
Cuftodes    &   affiftentes     Mercer  or  am 

Lond.  forictatis  64. 

Thomas  Hewit  de  ^X^M-^VCC^  ^  in 

Com.  Hertf.  eques  aur.  66 

Prxnobilis  Carolus  Vicecomes  Cullen  , 

i  de  EuQjtOH  in  agro  North ampt.)6% 
Edmundus  Bacon  dc  j&f  Dgtat>0  in  com. 

Suff .  Baronettus  70 


Robertas  Porey  de  COttiptOlt  parva  3  in 
agro  Glouc.  armig.  y8 

Orlandus  Bridgeman  eques  aur.  interio- 
ris  TempU  Lond.  focius  100 

T£<?.  Sf4»/<7  de  CUmbetlOtO  in  agro 
Hertford,  arm.  102 

Wdterus  C^fB>j(»iprimogenitns  Walte- 
rs Cbetrvynd  de  $5tent?0n  in  agro 
Wartv.QLxm.  1 04 

Katherina  reli&a  Simonis  Baskervile  , 
eq.  aur.  ib. 

Johannes  Leigh,  filius  &  hieres  WolUi 
Leigh ,  nuper  dc  ©XXiCfef-^nt  in  agro 
Cantianozxm.  106 

Praenobilis  Heneagius  Comes  de  flHitT- 

ctyelfcp.  108 


Willielmus  Harvard  dt%WRt\tyt  in  i-\  Simon  Archer  de  CatttUOtfl)  in  agro 
gro  Surregienfi  eques  aur.  72      fT^n?.  eques  aur.  no 

Francifcus  Compton  ,  filius  natu  quintus   Wmgfeldus  Bodenham  de  K^ljclll  in  a- 


Spenferi  nuper  Comitis  Northampt.  74 
Riearias  Gafcoignedc  TStamljam  big- 

gitt  in  agro  -E^or.  arm.  76 

£rw«*  Whormod  dctyOltOU  in  agro  0x- 

00.  arm.  78 

Gerardus  Langbalne  PrsepofitusCollegii 

Regin.  Oxon.  80 

Pr«enob.    Chriftephorus  Baro  Hatton*  de 

!&itb£  ( in  agro  Northampt.)  82 

Prajnob.  Corners  Baro  P-ir^  &  Corners 

(  de  If)0Unbp  caftro  in  agro  £^r.)  84 
Edrvardus  Waterhoufe  de  ®reetttfO$  in 

agro  Middlefex. aimig.  86 

Johannes  Herbert ,filius  natu  minor  P£z- 

#/>/>i  nuper  Comitis  PombrochU  & 

Montegtmericl.  88 

Chriflophorus  Clapham  de  O!5flTtC0ltpin 

agro  £#*r.  armig.  £0 

Praenobilis  Isabella,  uxoxjacobi  Com. 

Northampt.  92 

Eobertus  Mafon  LL.D.  &  -R<gi  Citrfl/o , 

ejusnominis  primo,  a  LibeHis  fuppli- 

cibus.  04 

Johannes  Aubrey  dc in  agro  #0ft? 


armig. 


Y^ 


96 


YY 


gro  ■#«*/•  eq.  aur.  112 

Guil.  Backhoufe  de  ^tOallOtOfieil)  in 

agro  Berroeenfi  arm.  114 

Guil.  Bijhop  de  SOUtlj-TOrnbOJOfo) 

inagxo  Hantonienji  ami.  116 

Praenobilis  Albericus  Comes  Oxon.  127 
Thomas  B arloxv  Collegii  Rcgm.  focius 

&  Proto  bibl.  Bodleianw  Oxon.  1 3  3 
Edtvardus  Bifhe  de  ©tltallfielD  in  agro 

S«rr.  arm.  1 61 

Johannes    Robinfon  Civis  &    Senator 

Londinenjis  162, 163, 164,165. 

Johannes  Walpoledetymttyditkin  agro 

Zfjjv.  Eq.aur.  i<56. 

Samuel  Collins. Mcditinx  Dr.  1 67. 
Henricus  Compton,  filius  natu  minimus 

Spenferi  nuper  Gomitis  Northamptonia 

168. 
£//^  Ajhmoie  medii  Templi    Z<W. 

focius  1 69 

Willtelmus  Walter  primogenittis  Williel- 

mi  Walter  de  @>atefDen  in  agro  0* J 

00.  cq.  aurat.  &  Bar.  1 70 

Johannes  Porey  Civis  £<W.  258. 

THE 


...V 


.  . 


• 


THE 


INDEX 


ABingwtrrth  J  ami.  4»- 

Abnns  Jobn%  no. 

Act  a.  Godfr.  it.  230. 

Afloa  John ,  hit  monument-  7  x  - 
Jtardiictn of  P««/f,  41.  *if- 
9ubDrf.  *. 

Altmania  Henr.  it*. 

Allertbmp  Lauretta  Lord  Treafu- 
retofEag/.47.  H'i»  Epitaph.  8f. 
Almoner  of  p^tt^,  his  Office  *4^. 
High  ^/f «r,  how  adorned.         1  y. 

.<4fr«rJ  of  feverall  Saints  in  S.Pauls 
Church,  viX:  S.  Andrew. ^X3l3 1 ■ 
TheApoftles.  *i9- 

S.Cbatt.  if,s«,ai?. 

Befure  the  Crofs  in  the  North  part 
of  the  Church.  **9- 

S.Dunjtane.  Jf. 

S.  Dionyfe.  24. 

S.  Edmund.  Arch-Bifh.  of  Cant.  14. 
S.&iuw<<,Kin£  »nd  Martyr.  14. 
S.  Bbelbcrt.  '  2f. 

S.  Br{em>Mld.  18. 

S.J  met.  3  J,  130. 

S.  Xfthtrim.  131. 

Ouriu.^y.  18.  127. 

Our  Lurfy  in  the  new  worfce.   130. 


S.JubnEv.rdg. 
$.  John  Baph 
3,  Laurence. 
S.  Af.<>7  ;*!£rf. 
Sv  MicbaeU. 
S:  iHcbolas. 
S.  ?"'»*. 
S;  Radegmif.' 
&  S'lvefier. 
S-.  Stephen. 
S; -Thomas. 


27.  »?*}• 

48 

41. 

a*.  »ji. 

*y- 

41.' 

a*.  117.  iifc 

19.  228. 

227. 

14. 1  j.  3f.*»8. 


Anniversaries  in  P««/j.  41. 41 
Appelby  lobn,  Dean  of  Pauls.  1 1 8. 
Afiley  lobn  &  Francis.  j  2  3 . 


Afljrvey  Tbo: 
Aubrey  Will: 
Epitaph. 


B^&foiB  wW: 


his 


4*- 
Monument    and 

9(.  97 


B 


in. 


Bacon  Sr.  }ficb:  L.  keeper  of  the 
great  Seale  of  Engl:  47.  His  Mo- 
nument 70.  and  Epitaph-         71. 
Bildoc\  Rapb,  Dean  of  Pauls.  In-  j    them. 
ventaryof  the  Ornaments ,  plate  [  Black  f.iers  houfe 
and  Iewslli  of  the  Church  taken  '  Bleven  Peter. 


by  ri,'m.i8. 197.    Bifhop  of Hon 

him  iij.  117.  Beuefaftor  to 
the  New   work'.  *f-  **■    Bene- 

faftorto  the  office  of  cbanccllour. 

17-  His  Chantry.  28.  His  Tomb- 

ftone.  28-  4$. 

Baliol  \jbn.  22*. 

Barton  Henry.  130. 

Barton  Lady.  41. 

lEat!<t!g0.  y.  18. 

BiQiiges  Avtllne.  17. 

Baj\e,v:!c  Sr.  Simoahis  Monument 

andEp'taph.  104.  ioy. 

B(i[\enik   Sr.  Tbo;   his  Epitaph. 

109. 

Bi§etfou\  Bifhop  of  %f&Bii6  42- 

214,115.  hi. 130  131 

B^ff  P/;i/i/>.  130. 

Bathonia  Aliva.  222. 

BiUdisx.  falter.  17. 

B:aucbamp  Sr-  Io&?f,  h>s  Chantry. 

His  Monument,  fi- 

BiaurUyiT.K'C:  38. 

Bet^  //«t/;;  Bifhop  of  Z  ftfh«tl.  1  ? . 


Bec^et  Gilb:  ijf, 

TPelcbatnu.  18. 

Bc.mcis  mil;  8. 
Beimels  Ric:  Bifhop  of  iUnD:  »io. 

Belmcins  lobn.  41. 

Billocampo  lac:  119, 

Bf»  Koforfjhis  Epitaph.  103. 

HBewe.  10.18. 

gpj«  Xffg:  n<.  1x9.  17?. 

BinetreRob:  217. 

Bifhoprick of  lont)-"   Knights  fee* 
belonging  the-eto.  9. 

Bifhop  o  JLonT? :  his  d  gnity.  137. 
reception.    138.    Cathalogue  of 
187- 
6. 

*iy. 

220. 
2*. 
I°7. 
»*& 
*29. 

197. 

y«. 

18.16. 

a^.  41. 

i3z. 

loy. 

2<f. 


Hockley  Walt: 

Blount  Willi  Lord  Mountjoy. 


25 


Botdnc'EirlE.itRace. 

Bonham  Gnil: 

vlSotbam. 

Barfo .»» Herveus. 

Hoys  lobn.  ■ 

H  s  Epitaph. 

1»30Eton. 

Br-bj\on  Reger  his  Monument  and 

Ep'taph.  74:.  77. 

Biamf oid  lobn,  16.  42.  231. 

Brandon  Reginald.  27. 

Btafbro^s  Sr.  Gerard.  4$.  132. 

B.aybro{e  Rub:  p.ifhop  of  lane;  21. 

11.   3*'.  His  Monumei.t  47.   84. 

His  Epitaph. 
Brew/ler  iVill. 
Brewfttr  ?obn 

Bruer  GUb.  Dean  of  Pauls, 
B, it. inn  it  Comitijf* 
Bfus  Rich. 
Bull  of  Pope  Boniface  the  Ninth^ 

found  in  Sr.  Gerard  Zray'jroo\£i 

Grave 


8f. 
41. 

12*. 

SI- 
»23. 


THE  INDEX. 


Grave 
Eulm:r  Jtbn 
35umfht> 

Burford  Roft 
Burgh  Hubert 


4$ 


4* 

42. 
1 8. 
18. 

214. 


lurley'ht.   Simon  his  Monnmcnt, 
47.    102    His  Epitaph  l»3- 

Burbam  John  114. 

Bwy  Adam  jj . 

Jfcplcbara  4 


^'Ca^oii'i'dt:  131. 

^we/a  O/ibcrt.  8. 

c<tnons  and  Canons   reftdent,   their 

duty  147.  248.  1^9.    ijo.    if  1. 

their  number  155-  ice  Kcjidentia- 

■iks  and  Prebend  tries. 
K.  'Canutus  a  Benefaftor   to    St. 

<ZT  antetlmrp  firft  an  Archiepifc; 
See  3.  St.  Vane  race  Church  there 
firft  a  Pagan  "Pemple.         4-178 

Cxrdmalls  of  the  Quire*  their  office. 

141 

Carey  Valentine  Dean  of  Pauls,  his 
Monument  and  Epitaph.    7*1  77. 

Caerleon  (fuper  13«Hej  an  Archi- 
epifc: See  3- 

Carpent.r  len{yn.  12J.  131- 

Ctrrnod  loha.  .       Ilf  ■ 

QjfdiefdcnH'nry.      ■  3J. 

Vb'adlejhunt  t\  HI'..   .  »>• 

Chambedein  of  P.r»k,  his  Office. 
24?  24e>.  atfS. 

Chancelour  of  tontlOU  his  houfe  10. 
He  to  pe  forme  the  divinity  Le- 
cture in  Pauls.  '     '       17. 

Chanter  his  Office.  244. 

Chaittrie- in   the  Bifhops    palace. 

■132. 

Chantry :s  in  P.t«/j  14.  &c.  how 
collated.  »<I. 

Chapell  of  our  Lady  in   the  new 

TVor\e.  iy.  x* 

C  S-J  antes.  z6. 

Chapell 3  S'.  Katberise.  31- 

of       5 \ *\S.  Radegxnd..  22*. 

CS.Tfei;;  the  Ma'tyr   .33. 

Cbapltin  Rog:     •'  '  4i- 

Chaplcins,  their  office.  *5'3- 

Chapter  houfe  of  Pauls.  1 27. 

Cbaptefs  how  to  be  held.  2<o. 

Cbarter-Houfe  in  the  fubuibs.  of 
3Lott6:  its  foundation.  J4- 

Cfcw»c//inPj«/jCh»ichyard  itj 

*7J.  Ornaments  theiein.    .      i*J. 

Cbauidcr  Tho;  233. 

Chaufer  lohri.  , .  '  llf. 

•blggelfoto.  18. 

Cljlngfot^.  y-. 

Cfc$4#W:  •  3?. 

Chitlfwcll  H.mm.  4f. 

•CT.|/fc»«  Iob»  Bifhop  of  lotttj:  and 
Ch  ncelour  ot  ©n{tl:  17- 

His  Ecclef:  Vcftments.  tK.  212 
Reliques  given  Vy  him.  235. 

VHis  Chantrie.        •  28. 

His  Monument.  46.  9$. 

Ctfriftian  Religion  when  firft  plan- 
ed in  England.    •    '  '     '  3. 


Churches  and  Oratories,  how  anti- 
ent.  ».  3. 

Churches  in  bottom  of  the  Dean 
and  C  haptevs  patronage.         173. 

CtvictisRomanus.  41. 

ClaetjeHton  (alias  Clacfeton)  7. 

39. 

Clapbam  David.  Hf, 

Clatjord  Raph.  10. 

Clifford  Ric.  Bifhop    of    jJtoiiDcn 

4*- 
Clifford  Ric.  it  6. 

Clifford  Rob.  117-  11 8*219. 

(locbier  or  Bell- Tower  at  the  Eaft 
end  of  Prf«/j  Church-yard.    1 17. 
CocbamftcDC  jr. 

Cokxin  Sr-  Win/.     Lord    Mayor    of 

IJLont)  1 3  f .  His  Monument  and 
Epitaph..  \  6S.t9- 

Coldo\  Francis.  126. 

Collet  John  Deane  of   Pauls,  his 
monument  and  Epitaph.  64.  <$. 
Cornhufl  Henry.  10.  41.  114.  zif. 
£ !      211. 
CoventreOeiitha.       •  H6. 

Credylohn.  *rft 

Cre\e  Tho.  J  3  • 

Croft  St.  Henry.  J4. 

Oojja  in  Church-ylrdsj  the  origi- 
nal! reafon  of  them.  1 2 8. 

D 


DanceofDeath.  I»r.  i8j. 

Dc'anryofPatf/J.  '9. 

Dean  of  Pauls,  his  Creation  139. 

Office 240.  2J7.   258.  Catalogue 

of  them.  288. 

bethic\St.Will.''  73. 

jDkero  Rapb.  Dean  of   Pauls.  9  48. 

21;.  217.  1^8.  219..  221.  222. 

234. 
Docwrty  Tho.  120. 

Donjon  Raphe  28.  41. 117.  223.217. 
X?«»»e    J»b#,  Dean  of  Pauls,   his 

Monument  and  Epitaph,   £2.  63. 
D.M»e  Gabraell.  <i. 

n)wman  lohn^  41. 

»i  acton  «.  18. 

Drayton  Rov.  -,- , 

S.  Dunflan's  Chapell.  i  j . 

DurhamPeter.  42. 

Dution  Alice. .  _  I  at. 


pS)barsiton.  8. 

Edelmcton  Henry.  1 24. 

K-  ■E-''sa'' a  Benefador  to  St.  Pauls 
Cath.     ,         ■  f. 

Edolph  Simon,  his  Monument  7*. 
COHKfettwffe:  4-7- 

K.  Erfjr.  the  fourth,  his  Chantrie. 

39- 

Ege!flcd,mfetoK:i.dgit  a  Bene- 
fad.  to  S.pWiCatte  J. 

Ellerbccl;  Rob.  41'. 

£{y  Af art.  42. 

Klj'Ric..  41.218. 

E/worc  Iotm  Bifhop  of  ftt tio.      '4? . 

(Srtclep.  4-  J8. 

S,  Ei\mvt>ald  Bifhop  of  JLf  t«D  4. 
a  great  Benefaftor  to  S.  Pa»/'J 
C  aih.  ib.  his  life  181  .his  Epitaph 


113.  flirire  20. 11.  22. 112.  *3"y? 
large  oftrings  theiiai  ib.  Leeaci^s 
thereto.  28.   30. 

Effe'x  -'.'ill.  ZIT. 

Etidbtrt  K.  of  ftent>  a  Pagan,con- 
v^vted  to  the  -Chfiftiah  Fai'h.  3- 
4|i8i.Foundcrof  S.P-Utls  Chuich 
iiilontt.  j 

K.  Ethelred  a  Binefsftor  to  S.Pauls 
Cath.  f.  46.  his  Monument  and 
Epitaph.  9*93- 

Everdon n i//.4i.Deanof Pauls,  his 
Chantrie.  ir7. 

Evere  Tho.  Dean  of  Pauls  1%.  his 
Chantrie  38.  his  Monument  ard 
Epitaph.  60. 6U 

Eyton  Geffrey.  3°« 


vXittteU.  if 

•     Fdrendon  i&ch:  3  j. 

?  FtrleyHenr.  134- 

P&ucumber ge  will.  220. 

Faucifnbrie^c     ■Euflice     B'.fliop  '  of 

i,bn*.  i"i.  i8.*2j.  Juft.ce  of  the 

Common  Picas.    46.  his  Ecciefi- 

afticallVeftments.il 4.  21  f.  22.0. 

his  Monument  and  Ep.taph  ?©. 

8t.  his  Chantrie  ..  231. 

Faucunbrigg  Philip.  2y. 

!  S.  F«yr/)'i  Church,  the  ground-plot 

'    thereof    114    the  prefpeft  of  it 

(  within  )  11  y.  the  hiftory  of   it 

1 17.  Ornaments  ihzrcin  ■     232: 

Fetinges  H.  Dc«n  of  E*uls  214. 

■"''       21^. 

FitXi-Hugb    Rob.  Bifhop  of  JUtttJ. 
his  Monument  and  Epitaph.  60. 

ti. 
PH^lames  Ric.   Bifliop  of  ILtnlt 

41  4f-. 

Fit%.-y-alter  Rob.  41, 

Flet  cber  Ric.  Bi  fhop  of  ion  0      4?  - 
FogTho.  '  »|j. 

Foliot  Ric.  4»» 

Frcm*n$E''?'116- 
I  Rub.  114.    , 

Fraunceys  1.  212. 

/itHitm.  a.,.*,.  32; 


ri  Aye flon  Piers.  jp 

Geldeford  Henry.  l7. 

Gijdenfliern  Petr.  his  Epitaph.  1 1 1- 

Gilds  in  5.  Fayth's  Church.     118. 

Goodlohn.  i2i„ 

.Grandifon  lohn  Biftiop  of  typist 

132. 

Grayefend  Ric.  Tre»furer  of  Paul's 
28.  Bifhop  of  JUn6  17.  27.  his 
Teftament  3».  his  Ecclefiaft. 
Vcftments  214.  2, 16. his  Funerall, 
Month's  rainde  and  Anniverfary 
33.hijOto  42.    his  Monumenr. 

.7'i  4J. 

Gravefend  S 'effo.Bifhop  of  lonft. 
32.  his  Teftament  33.  his  Obit, 

'    J  ■  42  '■ 

S.  Grtgoryts  Church.  i4* 

Greene  will,  his  Monument  and  E- 

pitaph.  to.  it. 

Hampden 


THE  INDEX. 


13*. 

**4- 

?3- 

»7. 


H 

|J  vnpden  Edm. 

lrlHanftrt  Gilb. 

Hare  Rob. 

Harwonb  will. 

Hatton  St.  Chriftophir  Lord  Chan 
celour   of  Engl,  his  Monument 
47.81.  Epitaph.  83- 

Baverbull  Will.  Lord  Treafurer  of 
Engl.  U-  **#. 

Ueotngge-  >»• 

Heneazc  Sr.  Tho.  his  Monument 
andEpitaph.  i°8-  i°9 

Hengbam  Raphe,  chief  Juftice  of  ihc 
Common  Pleas,  his  Monument 
47.  ioe.  his  Epitaph.  lol. 

K.  Hen,y  the  i.his  Obit.  41. 

K.Henry  the  fouith  his  Chantry.  3*. 

K.  Henry  the  feven:h  h;s  Obit.      4*. 

Herbert  nill.  Earl  of  jjjembtofee, 
his  Monument  47.  88.  his  Epi 
taph.  89. 

Hereford  Ric.  »jJ 

He,  ford  H.  **3- 

Hctwt  w»M.  his  Monument  and  E- 
pitaph-  t$>  <7- 

»ill.  *;c.  Bifhop  of  lontt.  4f- 

3j. 

"3 

Chancelour  cf 
%6. 


35- 


Hifto/V  John. 
Rifptiti*  Jac. 
Holm?    Roger 
Hont. 
Holmes  Chantric. 
©o?fct- 

Hojpuallif  Paul's. 
Hotbam  Alan. 
HUmfrcvile  Ric. 
Bunt  Rog. 


3J3<- 

10. 

117. 

»3* 
111. 


iDdifwortb  Henry.  3J« 

'je/aj  Chapcll.  118.117. 

i/«  rfo».  i»4- 

gj.gnjjj.  8.18. 

Indigencies  from  fundry  Bifhops  to 

thofc  that    M""   D—^ftdors  to 

the  fabrick  of  S.  Pad''  CPorCD 

Iiwrtl»ri«  of  the  Ornament^Platc, 
Jewels  &c.  belonging to  S.  Pauls 

Cath-  tew;.  E.  i.i97.&c-  "*f- 
Edward,  f.  r7*- 

fohnfm  \Rob 

Jronfide  Ric. 
Ivingbo  R. 
lu-vents  Ric. 


isytfon  Margaret. 


119. 


in. 
nrf. 

»io. 

4* 


wKEmpt  Tho.  Bifhop  of  lotto- that 

*»  he  waived  the  Popes   Bull  for 
this  Bifcoprick  41  •  his  Chantrie     Minde  Tbt 
»  the  Chapell  wherein  helyeth     MnfmTho 
fn,'e«d4o.  Benefaftor  to  P^f^ff^^ 
Crofsi*8.his  Oto  41.  his  Epi-'  MontficbetRic 

taph.  _  **• 

KenrcdK-ofthe  #er«<t»s  a  Bene- 

faaortoS.lWs  Cath.  4- 

Jtf»g   J«'w   Bifhop  of  =t,ono.  hu 

monumentall  Infcrip-  71- 


\jtcy  Henry  Earl  of  J,fnc-  a  Bene- 
factor  to  P««/'i  1  J.  his  Monu- 
ment. 47.  $+7 

&agefate.  5- 

L.tmbcirUl.  11  j. 

SUncatttt  Duke  Jofcs  of  Ga«»£,  his- 
Chantrie  J  7  38.  Obit  41.  Monu- 
ment 47.  90.  Epitaph.  **• 

JUncaflcr  Dutchefj  Slanck  her 
Ofctf.  4*- 

Laud,  trill.  Bifliop  of  ie«8.  his 
commendable  endeivour  to  pro- 
mote the  repair  of  Paul's.     177. 

Lewlfpore  Tho.  nj. 

Leye  Ro|.  Archdeacon  of  Cflcrtt. 
Dean  of  P««^  ib.  118. 

Liberties  to  holy  Church  granted 
by  K.  wi".  tb'  Conq.  196. 

Library  bcloo  g  Jig   to  Paul's  ijo. 

t31.17f.uif;  *81- 

Speciall  Mfinafcripcs  therein.  183. 
Licbftild  W  V.  41. 

ucnfeitct  r  c.  k:.    m^-u—....-  »«^ 

Epitaph.  74-  7f- 

Ligfcr*  burni»g  in  St.  P-ta/j  Carh. 

8. 
LMy  Will.  J^.  Hi. 

XMtfs*  Tbo.  Dean  of  PdaZ'f.  41. 
Liverie  and  feifin  by  a  Gold  Ring. 

8. 
Lodtlow  Lam.  Z14. 

London  ,4»4r.  ai4.1i*. 

London  H»gh.  *i8.  i 

London  John.  i4-  *3°. 

lonDou  fi  flan  Archiepifc.  5ee  3. 

177.    afterwards  Epifcopall    rb. 

much  burnt  by  fire.  5-  *• 

iottrjalle.  '3i 

Lovcl  Fin!;?,  Archdeacon  of  Cot* 

tbeOCt  17.  13- his  Epitaph.     93- 
LovelC.  az3- 

iowtf  Zofcn  t>ne  of  the  K.  Juftices 

17. 131.  his  Obit.  4t. 

£w>  Geffrey  Dean  aiPaul's  14114. 

116.  aii.  H3.117- 

tjH.TCre  Tfcc  5<- 

m 

M%rn\tt  8- 

Mare [cb all  WW.  *T- 

Af  arncy  H»g(j  Dean  of  P^'r  «o 
Ai:i/6«  St.  /obujhis  Monument  and 
Epitaph.  94-91- 

Maurice  Bifhop  of  3ionl)-5  the 
building  of  the  prefent  Fabrick  of 
Pauls  begun  by  him.  ib. 

Melfrd  Will.  Archdeacon  of  Cote 
(heftct.  304r- 

■Afe/«rwrthe  firft  Bifliop  of  JLonD 
3.  his  Reliques  kept  in  S.  Paul's  \ 

1- 

6} 

ilf. 

1 10 

130. 

113. 

Moniefort  P.  2*$- 

Montfort  mil.  Dean  of  Paul5.  *  1 3  • 

214. 

Monuments  of  the  dead,*eir  great 

Antiquity  41,43,44-  When  their 


firft  defacing  began  in  ©nglahu 
4j.deftroyed  in  this  Church.    48. 

Moore  Tho.  Lean  of  Paul's.      131. 

Mori'mzr  G.  Archdeacon  of  Loud. 

113. 

Mountain  George  Bifhop  of  3lonD. 
Ws  tndeavour  to  promote  the  re- 
p3ircof?"«i^.  H7- 

Miubcgros  John.  lit, 

Mullins  JoM  Archdeacon  of  JLonC 
his  Monument  and  Epitaph.  104. 


Munden  John. 
Muremvhth  Adam. 


17- 

48. 


N 


4^- 


Tsj90oke,  .   j.  18. 

1 ■    Nevitl  John  Lord  Laftmer.    _ 

NeTvpan  Peter.  41  119  "ii. 

Newport  Ric.  Archdeacon  of  Midd. 

^7^4*4?- 

i3fof6tiric.  ,4« 

Nevnciurt  John,  his  Monument 
«"J  Epitaph.  78  7J- 

Neeli'.alt.  JTj      3J41- 

Jft  ^i//  iC'J^.  *»'fe  to  the  Lord  *  er* 
ga»;cnnp.  113- 

^/ged  Kic.  Bifhop  of  3Lont-        14- 

hi  o*ll- Alex.  Dean  of  ..Paul's,  Ks 

Monument   and    Epitaph-    no. 

in. 

Northampton  Henr.  10.  nj.  118. 
11^.  iii. nz. 

Northflete  Tho.  '       41. 

Northbnrgb  Michael IZ}{hnp  of  icmD. 
his  Tcftamcnt  arid  Chintiy  33. 
hisEunerall  34  hs  Xon^bcftone 
3J-4J. his  ample  Legacies.     34. 

$o?ton.  ,  J-    J8. 

a»to»  Bw»b*».       ,  113- 


Norton  mil. 


! 


113. 


(^/ksinPaitls  4I.41.  how  to  be 

Officers  in  5.  Pdtt/'s  Cath.  their  du- 
ty. 170. 

Oxford  Tlio.  his  Monument  and 
Epitaph.  74-7J. 

Ojacrs and  Statutes  for  government 
in  S.  P?#i*3  Cath.  exhibited  to 
tarrf.    W'coi!/cy  157.  confirmed  by 


Church. 

Mey  Will. 
Mildeburgb  lohn. 
Minde  Tho. 


him.. 

Ou  John. 
Orevalle  Hugh. 
Qfbwnc  Peter. 
Owenjtbn. 


it9. 

11- 

216. 

H4. 

11- 


CpAlatine Tower,  a  ftrorg  fore 
J-      on  rhe  weft  part  of  lotlBOrl 

S.  Ptncract  Church  in  the  Suburbs 

oi'.=feontj  10- 

flatuonChnrchshato.  »3i- 

Patjkull  Martin  Juftice  of  the  Com- 
mon Pleas.  *5- 114-  H9- 

5.  Paul's  Church  in  S.onocn;  firft 

founded  and   endowed  j.  4-aug" 

tnenud 


i,  ■'-;;:■ 


TH  E  INDEX. 


merited  wich  divers  lands  and  >m 
munities,  tjK-  by  Ethelbert  K-  of 

&tnt  4  181. 

RJnred  K.  of  the  Her  clans.  4- 


K.  Athd[lan. 
K.  Edgar. 
Q^Egelflede 
K.  Ethelred. 
K.  Cmutus. 
K.  Edw.  conf. 
K.Hi//,    the 


Coriq; 


4.J.  184. 

5.187. 

188. 
188. 

,  189.19°. 

I90.  191. 

1 96. 

<f. 

7IJ7- 

10. 
18. 


K.  w.  k«/«j. 
K.  Hwo'thefirft.  ■ 
K.  John. 

K.  £*fo.  the  fecoiri. 
The  extent  of  its  lands  at  the  Nor- 
man Conqueft.  191.  &c. 
Councell  of  all  the  Bifhops,  Abbots, 
Sec.  held  therein  J. 
Conftitution's  then  and  there  made. 

191- 

The  preFe"nt  fabtick  begun  by  Bi- 
fhop Mau/icius  J.  augmented  by 
Ric.  it  Belmns.  6.7. 

The  roof  repaired.  13 

TheS«eep/eri*,-.IS-fi"!d  1'3' 

The  Qwc  II- 

How  the  building  was  carryed  on. 
11.11.1314. 
The  tiew  wor\e   C  vK-  Eaftwards 
from  the  Quire)  »3- 

Pavement  thereof  x  ?• 

The  roof  of  the  whole  Church  fired 
IJJ.  Repaired  lb  &  i34- 

Meafure  of  the  whole  Church.  1  j . 

The  dimeb-yxrd  firft  encompaffed 
witha'wall.  6.17.197 

Things  ?;mofl  notable  voithm  (be 
Church,  viz,. 

Picture  of  S.  Paul.  16. 

Feftivall  of  his  •  Conversion  and 
commemoration  16.  xi.  a  Buck 
and  Doe  then  offered  ib.  the  for- 
mality thereof,  17- 

Bivsnitk  -Leclure  founded   therein 

17- 
Ornaments  belonging  ther«v  i™f. 

£.1.18.197.  temp.E.t.  aj- 

Office  of  the  bleffed  Virgin,  celebra- 
ted therein  18.  her  Image  19.10- 
Oblations  thereto.  x9- 

The  Treafurers  Office  therein.     9- 
Crofle  in  the  body  of  the  Church 
*  10. 

Crucifix  neere  the  North-dore.  *o. 
TheDiall.  .  •  "• 

Orders  againft  Prophaners  of  the 
Church.  >*•  VI- 

Ordinate    Samm    firft   introduced 

there.  *•• 

Obfcquies  of  divers  great  pcrlons 
celebrated  therein  with  the  man- 
ner thereof.  »J- 

Dignity  of  the  BijbopJDcan  and  Ca- 
■aons,&c.  *?• 

State  of  the  lands  pertaining  there- 
tbtfwp.H.8.  ij.i7l-*7i- 

Petty  Canons  *4 

Chantries  therein.  *4- 

•The  union  of  divers  of  them.3  tf,3  7. 

Anniversaries  and  Obits  therein  .4 1 . 

4*. 

The  Cbapter-boufe.  .     1X7- 

Repair  of  the  whole  Church  inten- 


The  prof, 
peftof    " 


ded  by  K.  fames.  .  13  j. 

His  folemnc  Proceffion  thither,  in 

order  thereto.   •i  »6. 

Repair  thereof  begun  by  Ki-Cbadcu 

*17 

Contributions  therero     I58.  IJ9- 

•  jtfo,  «/^,   iyi,  when  it  ceafed  and 

the  occafion  thereof  ib,  &       1 73 . 

Thi  Fro fpe£lot  the  whole  Church 

as  it  flood  before  the  fteeple  was 

burnt  down.  133. 

The  groundrplot  thereof.  1 61 . 

Thcprofpecle  South  fide.         itf*. 

on  the        dNonhfidc.        i*3 

The profpeH  ©f  jc  from  the  Weft. 

i«5t. 

The  prof peft  of  it  from  the  E.aflv 

.    166. 

The    Body .   of    the 

Church,  within  1*7. 

T;he      fronc     of  ..thj: 

Qu  re.  168. 

T!  eQuire  within  i$o. 

The  Eaft-end  WKhi... 

170. 

Paul't  C*~f£i-  lis 

Paul's  Wharfe.  7. 

Pelegnm  Reymmd.  a  53. 

&tl\)WtWFurneux  ,  9. 

$$e\\ftifaSarners.  9 

~Pemb,uge  Ric.  38. 

Penbro\e  John.  42, 

Peti-Cmon s, the'r  Office.  ifi. 
Pmr»*  Sic.  y  4. 

Ptos  Specially  fet  apart  for  Gods 

fervice-  1.1. 

PleffysRic.  m  $3. 

Po«rt  H«£fr.  i  J. 

Prabendaries   their  .order  in  the 

Quire  if  5.  a  $4.  how  admitted  ib. 

their  feverall  names*  173. 

PrejtonRic.  xi. 

Pfocejjions  how  to  be  performed. 

ztfo. 

Proceffion  to  P*«Z't  by  K .  J«m. 

IJj.z<7 

Pultney  John  3  oh*  Chantric  3o. 


Kor  Tfco.. 


3*. 

18: 
418. 

Rythin  mil.  his  Monument  and  E- 
pitaph.  74.  7  y. 


IRothtng  alba.  „ 
ISnntoeu. 


3 1,  his  Annivtrfarie.  3 1. 

Pwr/ey  W»//.  41. 


ixi. 

J4- 
*3J 


O  Aculfte  Hughl 

Rivis  Tbo. 
Raymond  Tbo. 

Reliques.  ,  134 

Refidentiaries,  their  forme  and  or- 
der in  this  Church.  af4.278.1tf1. 
2tfi.  263. 164.  l$%. 
Richard.  (  3  )  Bifhop  of  Honh.  41. 
Kic/«i-<iAichdeacqnof  Colcbeftet 

zj. 
Ri/ingWill.  4i. 

Robynfon  Margaret,  iz%. 

IRooe.  4. 

RoetPaganus  .,. 

Roger,  firnamed  W/^fr  (  Bifhop  of 

lOHtt)     «   Benefaftor   to  this 

Church,  Canonized  for  a  Saint 

H .  his  Monument  86.  Epitaph. 

87. 

Rofyfle  Greg.  lx4, 

Rommejohn,  Treafttrerof  ^o?be- 

aj.4i.  118. 

Romane  Lanrenie,  lX4, 


Satriledge  norably  puniftied         49. 

Saerift  his  Office    .  141. 

Stml^in  Tho.  xr. 

Sandon  John  xzt. 

Sandwich  Henry  Biftiop  of  ftotlBoB 
31.41,45.114  *iy .X13. 

5«» #•>//„  Dean  of  Pauls,  his  Chan- 

;  trie  117.118. 

School,  called  Paul's  febool,  its  An- 
tiquity 8.     Office  of  the  School 
Mafter  nf.. 

Schools  antiently  in  iotHon.       .9. 

Scotus  Adam.  41. 

K  Scbb.:!  46.  His  Monument  and 
Eptaph...9X.  93.  Stgrd^ii  <j'^»: 
Rifliop  of  iont:  28. 

c/— .hwrib  ixmn.  *1%. 

$bandoys  Eli%:  rn. 

Shirbwne  Rob:  Dean  of  Pu;//j.   1 1 7. 

:  Sbiringtpn  Walter.  1 3 0. 1 3X." 

Shiringtoi's  Chapell  130.  his  Libra- 

W  »7<?- 

5»l)tett)fbotg  Margaret  Countefs. 

I18.  Ixj; 

S.ClereJohn.  ai  J.  n<5. 117. 

S.  Edmund  Hugh.   .  xxj. 

S.  Laurence  lohn.  4x. 

S;  ilfa^  /«fc».  17.  x  17. 

S.  Mary  will:  Dean  of  Pauls,  xf . 
117.  Bifhop  ot  %o J16  :  131. 

S.  Affl/v  P.  Trefurer  of  P;»//s.       15. 
S.  Olav:  Atbelina.  116. 

S.OlaveE.  1I9. 

S»^»cy  Sc  Pfei/ipj  his  Epitaph,    ioj . 
Siheflon  John.  41. 

Smith  lohn.  iif. 

Anattns  is. 

Sowg  Scfoao/mafter.  144- 

^ORtiefbare-  i8- 

Slanhopc  Sr.  Edw:  %6. 

Stanton  J**— »v  7"ftJ«  of  the  Com- 
mon Pleais.  j— ^ 

^tebenbetfat.  xy* 

St/7e  /ote.  13I] 

£)tobe>Cjuxtatfi||t)eforoin  ^>at" 

*«P)  10. 

Stol^efley  John.  107. 

Atortfotfi  caftle  (  a/i«y  Bifhopi 
Atottfottl)  f.  19^. 

5/ow  Tfcfl:  Dean  olPaul's,  his  Chan- 
try. 3,. 

Stratford  lohn.  Archbifliop  of  Cans 
terbt  31- 

Stratford  Ric:  42. 

Sub-Chanttr  of  Paw/'*,  his  Office. 

a«4- 

Sub-Dean,  his  Office.  X4I . 

£>aonicf.flrr.  9I 

4>attctt  is. 

Swereford  Alex;  »J'a*9. 


pT*albotSt.  Humphrey.    .         11 8. 

x  Temple  o( Solomon.  %. 

Temples   idolatrous    converted   to 

Chriftianufes.  3. 17S, 


THE  INDEX 


Cijornep.  See  flpcftmtafttt. 
Cfjorpe.  1 3 

Thorpe  Walter.  •      act.  a8 

CtfiiBoiDttune-  4' 

CtUngbatn  4  *8 

Temliias  lobn.  -  ioi. 

'Cotaneil  (now  iCotnam  Ceart) 

10. 

Trefurer  Peter.  42. 

Trefury  of  Paul's,  Manufcript  boofces 
there.  183. 184.  28*.  28* 

Tiefurer  ofPaul'sM*  Office.    24*. 
T^rt  /<«»«.  I*  J. 


Kenna  Hugh.  m.*33. 

ftrgers  of  Paul's  ,  their  Office  243. 

w 

I  Vffolcote  R.tpb?.  31 

Walpole  loane.  zjy 

1  WalftngbamSt.  Francis,  his  Epiuph 

I ..._,.,. 99 


xralentia  tt>.  124. 

v  Faugban  Ric:  Bifliop  of  J,on6: 

45- 

Veflibub  Tho;  4i, 

^/cdrj  Chorall  of  Paul's,  their  du 
«y>  ** 

ykiaiU.  3  j.  J 


ifaltbam  Rog; 
toalten. 

WaterfenS*'.'- 

Wantban  will. 
Wendovr  Ric. 
rfcngbam  lobn. 


89.48. 


I 


*3V 

18 

I  z£. 


*2f 

ill. 
3<f.  41. 


Wtngbim  Bsnr:  Bifliop  of  3Lou6.  and 
L.  ^hancdour  of  <©i'gl  17.  Hi- 
Ecclef.  Veflments  114.  2if.  hit 
Obit  4*.  Chantrieij  1.  his  Monu- 
ment 46.  80.  Epitaph.  81. 

it>-  ln\  lobn.  us 

tt>cn?ntctt.  18.! 

tfefebam  Golf.  230.  243 .  J 


"ftp  (Ml.  IS,t 

Joeftfc.  .  l8_" 

upeftminfter,   idolatrous   Temple 
antienily  there, 
U'bitgifl  Georg. 
H'bit.ngton  Ric. 
tofc&bam 

tfigomia  Rog. 

William  bifhop  of  JLon3. 
winter  bmnc  Tbo. 
withers  lobn. 
wdjgnden  Nicb. 

trolley  Sr.  Itbu  his  Monument  arid 
Epitaph.  Io*.  107. 

Worfley  irill.  Dean  of  P<u.'£'s,his  Epi- 
taph. 77. 


Y°*&*  Grft  an  Archiepifc  See. 
SUmg,  scejiing. 


12,,. 

s7y. 
i8. 

y- 

4*. 
Si. 

<J 

41- 

29. 


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Infome  places  there  tre  paints  wanting,  abounding,  mUaken  or  mifplwd;  fo  lilpwife  Parentbeffs  deficient,  ir 
turn'd;  which  as  the  Reader  doth  finde,  he  may  tafily  amend. 


Addethij  in  pag.  2,1  lin.  2.^. 


Which  faid  day  of  S,  Paul's  Converfionythough  it  had  not  been  celebrated 
through  the  whole  Dioces  (as  it  feemeth)  till  this  Decree  of  Bifliop  Bray- 
broke,  fomade  as  abovefaid  5  yet  that  the  folemnizing  of  it  here,  was  not  only  of 
great  antiquitie,  but  fignally  famous  for  the  vencrablenefle  and  State  thereof,  wc 
have  the  teftimony  of  a  fpeciall  Record ;  *  importing,  that  K.Henry  the  3.  by  his 
Praecept,dated  at  DOfclO?  iyth.Jan:'m  the  28th.  year  of  his  reigne,  and  directed  to 
Will,  ae  Haver  hull,  then  L.  Trcfurer,  commanded  him  to  feed  fifteen  thoufand 
poor  people,  in  St.  Pants  Church-yard  upon  that  feftivall,  and  to  provide  XV 
hundred  Tapers,  then  to  be  placed  within  the  Church ;  the  chardge  whereof  to  be 
allowed  out  of  the  promts  of  the  Bifhoprick  of  London,  at  that  time  in  the  Kings 
hands  by  the  death  of  Roger  Niger ,the  late  reverend  Bifhop  of  this  See. 


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