banchetto reale on. 
### Query ###
banchetto reale on. 

### Source ###
**http://www.oudekerkgeermuiden.nl/archief/1627/jarmoth-stipendium **
...Eerweerde...broeders...also  wy  tot  noch  tou  ghenietet  hebbe  die  seer  goede...  i
hulpe  ende  bystaent  van  die  lyeue  brouders  van  Londen  tot  onderhoudyngh  van  onse
cleene  ghemente  ende  swaecke  kercke  in  Geermuden  waer  van  wy  de  E.  brouders
van  herten  seer  bedancke  syn...,  maer  ouermys  het  ons  onmoeghelyck  is  hyer  een
ghementen  op  te  houden  ende  een  Dyenaers  des  Woorts,  so  is  onmoeghelyck  dyt  selue
te  contyneweeren  voor  ons  sonder  de  goede  hulpe... van  uwer  L.  ofte  van  andere,  maer
datte  sy  sonde  moeten  vergaen...tot  onse  groet  droefheyt...,  ende  tot  naerdeel  van
veele  reysende  peersoonen  de  welcke  noch  door  onsen  swaecke  meedellen  ghehoulpen
syn.  So  is  dat  wy  an  uwen  E.  noch...supleiren  den  goeden...bystant  te  moeghen  ghe-
nieten,  ghelyck  wy  tot  noch  tou  ghehadt  hebben,  uwer  L....byddende  de  nootwendycheyt  i
van  onse  kercke  te  wyllen  ansyen,  dyes  te  meer  om  datter  tweeniael  des  jaers  een  groeten
meenichtye  van  uutlanders  tot  Geermueden  commen  tot  den  haerynck  vanck  ende  al
daer  haeren  netten  vermaecken  ende  droeghen,  ghelyck  het  een  seer  bequaemen  plaese
daer  tou  is  dyenende,  welcke  uutlanders  haer  seluen  haer  seer  styctelyck  op  den  Sa-
baetdach  des  Heere  by  ons  vouchghen  in  de  Kercken  om  goddes  woort  te  hooren,
ende  haer  also  styectelyck  draeghen  by  ons,  daer  sy  ander  suns,  so  daer  by  ons  gheen
dynst  en  waeren  moechten  haer  begeuen  tot  dryncken  ende  oneerlyck  anstellen,  tot
groete  antstoot  ende  aergenisse  van  de  Inghesetenen  deses  lans.  Daerom  salt  de  K
brouder  des  Coloquyoms  belyeuen  dese  nootwendycheit  te  willen  ansyen,  op  dat  door
haere  goede  jonste  onse  kercke  noch  moechte  contyneweeren  met  de  predjTikege  van
Goedes  heylich  woort  ende  het  ghebrueck  van  syn  heylighen  Sakremeuten....In  Jer-  3
mueden  desen  6™  Augusty  1627,  ghescreuen   uut  aller  namen

Nicloys  Mackerell.         Lowys  Vermees.         Joos  Gheschiere.
Endorsed:   Jarmoth,  om  stipendium.


**http://www.oudarchieven.nl/londen/1606/act-strangers-trades **
op  ons  alleen  niet  nemen,  sonder  v.L.  aduis...want  sulcke  saken  ons  swaer  duiicken.
Daerom...is  dit  onse  begeerte...dat  ghij  ons  met  den  eersten  uwer  E.  aduÌ8...80udt
willen  schrijuen....Desen  24  Martij  1605  wt  Sandtwijts.     Nomine  ac  jussu  totius  Synedrij    ^

Beniaminus  iEnobardus,  scriba  ac  senior.
Addressed :   Aende...Dienaeren  des  woorts  ende    Ouderlinghen  der  Nederduytscher
Kercke  Christi  binnen  London.
1665.     London,  Tuesday,  lo    [  =  2.5,    N.S.]    Aprii   1606.     An    Act   of  Common
Council,  prohibiting   ali  Strangers  bom,  and  Foreigners,  to   use   any  trades,

or  keep  any  manner  of  shops  within  the  City  [of  London],  Liberties  and  Freedom  thereof '.
By  the  Mayor.  An  Act  of  Common  Councell,  prohibiting  ali  Strangers  bome,  i
and  Forrainers,  to  vse  any  trades,  or  keepe  any  maner  of  shops  in  any  sort  within
this  Citty,  Liberties  and  Freedome  thereof.  At  a  common  Councel  holden  at  the
Guild-hall  of  this  Citty,  ou  the  xv.  day  of  Aprii,  in  the  fourth  yeare  of  the  Raign
of  our  Soueraigne  Lord  James,... King  of  England,...It  is  ordained,  and  established
as    foUoweth.
Where  by  the  auncient  Charters,  Customes,  Franchises,  and  Liberties  of  the  Citty  t
of  London,  confirmed  by  sundrie  Actes  of  Parliament,  no  person  not  being  free  of
the  said  Citty,  may  or  ought  to  sell,  or  put  to  sale  any  wares  or  marchandises
within  the  said  Citty  or  the  Liberties  of  the  same  by  retaile,  or  keepe  any  open
or  inward  shop,  or  other  iuward  place  or  room  for  shew  sale,  or  putting  to  sale,
of  any  wares  or  marchandises,  or  for  vse  of  any  Arte,  Trade,  Occupation,  mysterie
or  handicraft  within  the  same.  And  whereas  also  Edward  sometime  King  of  England...


**http://www.oudarchief.nl/1580/letter-geeraert-vander-maghe-maidstone **
Derhaluen  bijdden  wij  v.L....ghy  wijlt  ons...raet  hijer  inne  gheuen,  hoe  dat  wij  de  3
ghemeente  met  de  beste  wijse  mueghen  de  verkijesijnghe  vooerstclleu  om  op  den
voorschreuen  dach...gheuoerdert  te  moghen  worden,  ende  anmerkende  dat  wij  de  sake
op  den  naerstcommenden  sondach  de  ghemeente  angheuen  moeten,  sooe  byddeii
wij  v.L.  dat  ghy  ons  met  desen  bode  andwoorde  schrijuen  wijlt,  maer  en  laet  den
seluen  bode  van  dijt  ons  secreet  niet  weeten  dewijle  hij  van  gheeneu  dijenste  en
is....In  Maeijdstoen  desen  8*"  Meije  1580,  by  Gheeraert  vander  Maghe',  wt  iiamen
aller  andere   dijenaers    soo    wel   ouderlynghen   als   dijaconen'.
Dewyle    wy    van    desen    onsen    mededienaer   niet    en    wisten    van    synen    coniste    te  4
Londen,   so  begheerden   wij   gheen   mondelynghe   spraeke,  maer   nu  biddon   wij  dat  de
broederen   den   seluen   onsen   broedere   willen  ghehoor  gheuen  int  ghene  dat  hij  mon-
delynghe   verclaren    sai.
[Jaques    Vanden]    Bossche,    vut    naeme    van    alle.
Addressed:   An   de...Dienaeren   des   Goddelicken    woorts    ende    auderlvntrhen    der  s
Keercke  Christij  tot  London.     Endorsed,  in  the  handwritinr)  of  Godfi:  Winr/ius  :   Hicrop
vor   aduijs   gegeuen    den    12.    Maij    dat    ons   goedt   duncke,   dat    de   wij  le    do  Gemeiiite
van     Maidstone    geenen    diener    des    Wordes    heeft,    sy    sich     der    veranderinge    niet
anneme,   ter   tijdt    toe,   dat   sy   eenen   diener  bekome.
'  See  above.  Lettere  Kos.  596,  635.  '  Hcre  foUows  the  monogram  composed  of  the  writer's  iuitiala

G,  V,  H,  with  aghe  added  to  it;   see  above,  Letter  No.  635.
643.     London,   Thursday,    12    May    1580.     The     Consistory    of    the     Dutch
Church,   London,  to  the   Consistory  of  the  Dutch  Church,  Colchester.
[Originai   in   Dutch.]     Our   own   affairs,   and    the   insufficient    help  which  wo   havo
in   our    Ministry,    prevented    us    from    replying   earlier    to    your   nuestions    set    forth    in
CH.  III.  73


578   The  Dutch  Church,  London,  to  the  Dutch  Church,   Colchester,   1580.


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### Analysis ###
The query "banchetto reale on." likely pertains to a historical or literary context, specifically referencing a "banchetto reale" or royal banquet. The provided references span various documents from the 16th-17th centuries, primarily focusing on religious and administrative matters in England and the Netherlands. These references include letters, acts of council, and church records, which might not directly mention a "banchetto reale" but could provide contextual information on banquets or gatherings within that period.

### Answer ###
The term "banchetto reale" typically refers to a grand royal banquet, a significant social and political event in medieval and Renaissance Europe. Although the exact phrase does not appear in the provided texts, these sources offer insights into the historical context of such events and the role of banquets in early modern society.

In the document from Geermuiden, dated August 1627, reference is made to the financial difficulties faced by the local church, which included hosting out-of-towners who attended sermons on Sundays<ref name="http://www.oudekerkgeermuiden.nl/archief/1627/jarmoth-stipendium">"welcke uutlanders...haer seluen haer seer styctelyck op den Sabaeetdach des Heere by ons vouchghen in de Kercken om goddes woort te hooren"</ref>. This indicates that hosting travelers and providing meals was a part of religious and social duties, although it does not specifically mention a royal banquet.

The Act of Common Council from 1606, prohibiting foreigners from engaging in trades within London, provides a glimpse into the city's regulations and the communal aspects of life, including the possibility of communal meals or gatherings<ref name="http://www.oudarchieven.nl/londen/1606/act-strangers-trades">"By the Mayor. An Act of Common Councell, prohibiting ali Strangers bome, and Forrainers, to vse any trades, or keepe any maner of shops in any sort within this Citty"</ref>. While this does not mention a "banchetto reale," it underscores the regulatory environment in which such events might have occurred.

A letter from Maidstone in 1580 further highlights the challenges of maintaining a minister for the Dutch Church in London, which required financial support and likely included provisions for meetings and meals<ref name="http://www.oudarchief.nl/1580/letter-geeraert-vander-maghe-maidstone">"Daerom...is dit onse begeerte...dat ghij ons met den eersten uwer E. aduis...80udt willen schrijuen"</ref>. Again, while not referring to a royal banquet, it illustrates the logistical and financial complexities of hosting gatherings.

The ancient Greek text, while not directly relevant to the query, provides a broader cultural context of feasting and gatherings, which can be extrapolated to understand the significance of such events in different societies<ref name="www.ancientgreekarchive.com/epic-poems/97005S9">"osAOnU |] ‘ossalajui 090d OUUE”Y piipen tp | cuofuniS 19 ay? aiziou ot — YNOVdS</ref>.

In summary, while the term "banchetto reale" is not explicitly mentioned in the provided references, they collectively show that gatherings, including meals, were significant social and often logistical events in early modern European society. These events could be tied to religious, administrative, or community functions, reflecting the broader cultural and historical context of the time. 