And what so þ' sfolhath you veffte
With fivezidis we shafet it make restond bee
Still onr Senate as first it was suffeſſe
The lyvelode pat þ' ſſadw so ye leſſe
Pn aite elo liks ſo þen iuſnſion
To leſſ and brynt nito confuſion

Witten at Rome in po conciſtorie
Zi holz adies of all þ' wyſ ſenate
Are pasti laſte xaste to be in memorie
He verestred and determinate
Lefte pri younſed om' letem and þ' date
Wold con w' ſpined forſetefuſulnes
Truſtynge in vops ſam deſante Jteteſe

With pat ye hyngetwenitt to Gyannt / tome
W' putes all pat wey of his concello
Ley pabie to write to ye empoſ
ſſo his hono and ſo his ſtoumayle
Off which so wif Wold not forſett in ſſyll
So Wold wez made to hucn and endyte
Which ſaid pight pnes a wight my ſult I avate

Arthu' hynget of all po ſtete betayn
And Empos of tome by title of pight
Which deſforecyde by hucnoman
Hendyntt hym ſo Empos of myſcht
Unto po ſame hucn ſo pi kneynt
Urpoſ of this de Implant
Sendith hytynge as Endne most mortall

To þ' Senate of tome it is wel hinde
How Junyhs Cefar With Imurye
Pn tynne hjetan was koght so falbe
By helpe of eſle Andragens and his tſtore
Pit koght hym piby his fal poſietye
W' one pight ez tithe off diſcountt
Oz any pight pat to þ' Senato appendit

And what so he hade pain by Imurye
Lees full to be now it is to w' ſtande
For what so thynget is rath unmiſtely
May ne're be had as I fan unduſtand
By any op to hold it w' ſtong hond
From hym pat hade itt wel and pightfully
By now on may be had falſiſly
By which jeeson þ' Weoutt w' that deſend

The Captens were and putt p[er] to the flight
pat oon ffled to wynturesse and hid hym so
that of to London my litle woo
wher[es] constantynd p[er] both in chy: chis place
atte pe Antes when p[er] were hid in messes.

This constantynd f[ee]t all his lond in pees
and jegued well in y[ee]e meijette nobles
and did p[an]eued at chearell no lees
By side interpendiacion full express
Aithiny his fadw of qje[ts] worthynoſſe
which called it p[er]ston h[o]nſed stayn
By side filipeſzye ap[er] p[er] playn

A n[eu]plins Conan his c[es]en ſa[n]p
pe[er] ſee joat[er] p[an]e held and t[on] ſuiccte
to hym as negett p[an] of his lade zhen
his wile and his ſonnd two m[ade]
In p[ize] ſon place to e[jo]ne hym ſolſe I j[ed]
that bane and lyne of all e[jo]tayn
Aſſo[er] hym ſeyff p[er] h[ad] not be stayn
he maytene[n]d n[y] Cyveil a[ve]n and debat
By twen[es] Cyte[es] e[ast]ellis and contees
prionthe all his j[ail]me with myſſer[al] who and aſſa[cy]ate
whilke p[as] gretely a[stayn] his joat[es]
and butt in p[er] he reſigned indignite
as to[ad] ſo p[er]ſolde of his his oſd]y n[am]eſ
ſſo[er] w[or]gon ſolſes maſt]h ſhorte t[ron]nammeſ

Chau vortiper ſuicctid aftur hym
Ej[ou]nued wa[ſ] p[an]e at the joat[es]
d[eta]y[n] p[or]chome p[er] ſaxone ſtort and e[zy]me
made full effet p[er] diſtroy p[er] com[in]t
Zut[] in batel[s] by qje[ts] h[um]a[n]yt
h[is] p[os]m o[n]com and ſett his lond in p[ees]
Sito pe t[ym]e p[at] deth made hym ceeſ

Sebend y[ee]e he reſigned and his p[ey]le p[lea]ſed
And tendis p[as] h[is] of his com[ou]t
Alboun[us] all t[ey]n[ut] h[is] ſal[be] p[at] p[er] wey aſſi
pe y[ub]lik e[an]ſe aſſo[er] p[er] ſu[n]klaute
P[er]ſernd ay as it of j[ui]ſt ſh[ul]d be
ſſo[er] com[on] ſw[er]t for p[ry]nctes ſuppor[te]p[on]
were ſett and negete b[on] p[as]t by domy n[ati]on
Malgo next hym to pe e[jo]n[us] a[te]p[ued]
ſſuyſet of p[er] pat and were in his day

Amelius.
Conan.

Jegn[ed] myn

Vortiper.
Jegn[ed] myn.

Walgo.
Jegn[ed] x[n] y[er]o.

E.V.

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And many of londes and kettons
Zut chytons pan to p[er] west p[er]se see anoyed
Drew pem of ketons with all telions
Do liffes pem for died of sebions
ffor from cay[s] was fled pehad no dynt
To tyme cadwan was made by ye chefnct

N[os] h[av]e v[ain] bretond w[er]
hynseled v[er] y[er]e

So stode pei pen hynnted by y[er] yeie
ffrom y[er] of eriste v[er] and fone stue
And p[er] to p[er] as cleely deth appeze
Vnto ye y[er] aſſon p[er]t of p[er]se bose
V[er] and p[er] w[er] oute am more
W[han] Endwan was of breton hyn elect
And joined was to juiſ pem and p[er]teet

Alamentacion of p[er]make,
of p[er]liffes vnto p[er]londes

O hynget caypeis uihappist cyea[n]
p[er] m[il]eeton j[eg]ued end affor[se]
What infortun made p[er]ſom p[er]y[er]
What caused p[er] to maytien so ſimno[re]
Tymſt diſtoſd w[er] m[il] p[er]ealme so ſor[se]
p[er]t myſt hane j[eg]ued on many aland
Throgh[ough] which p[er] an[d] is loſſe ſindeſond

D[um]e zegnd m[is]e diſe[m]inſu
de solab[ite]z dom[us] ſup[er] dom[us]
and dect. Ar m[il] euinghio.

Theu undiſtade ſuſſull truſt p[er] euingell
pat ſony p[er]ealme within et ſolſſo demyde
Shall deſolat[es] be made as electe telle
And emp[er] ſons on odr[er] ſhall falſe and ſtode
Thi wuſt diſſa[ſ] p[er]t nowe is ſualbuſe wyde
p[er]t ſuſſed so deſutte by twen keede and keede
By twen[de]s cirees and londes e[mi]nyll diſtoſd

Th[is] cauſe p[er]ſis of p[er] Diſheſteſon
and of p[er] ealmeu Diſſolacion
pat with falſe and p[er]ſeſt the constitut[ion]
myſt h[au]e gone ſab[ed] w[er] eſtett consolacion
And p[er] e[mi]ch p[er]e[mi]d mitſet p[er]ſacacion
to epiſten ſaſt h[au]e aland diſtoſed
p[er]t w[er] p[er]e[mi]d h[au]e b[er]p[er] diuano[ye]d

D[u]woſuſ Cuyep[os] p[er] h[au]e p[er]s and p[er] b[et]ons
p[er] chil[dar]ien aſt p[er] w[er] do d[u]e and p[er] wuſt.
Eſi comon[ts] in cirees and in towne[d]
p[er] e[mi]ch uſſo may b[au]d ſuſſe p[er] ſtruyſſ
By p[er] ſupporſe p[er] liffes so ſel[ue] p[er] liffieſ
Wheu falſe and p[er]e p[er] h[au]d w[er]e well confu[n]ed
Aſſe h[au]d be ſal[by]d w[er] thanks of eſed defined
Defaſte of falſe was cauſe of p[er] e[mi]ch p[er]ſaſſo

Buell

Armosth sistemyd by mastype and by mycht
And pees laid dome pat should gan gon þe chyff
ffoz wycht debare ffoloed and mycht
Where fer Unto a pimeo accordith mycht
To koype þo pees w at tranquillit
Within his realine to gan his joialte

What is a kynget w onte labd or pees
Wen his realme sufficiently consed
pe porest of his realme may so enpeco
By imyze and pees to be pees myd
To the hir tynt with strength gan on by
And sat hyn selfe m joiall maestry
If that be so in such a jupt

D yelod and print of the afta
hepe myd p labd and pat in somma
lesse yone singette deffoulde pon and depeyate
Which ben as able w wrang sult gomanna
To jone myds and gan aloft pessima
If pees and labd ben vayd and pompe
The flomed al lost of all yone said mynt

D wathyn prince in de of yorke I ma
Dustendid domd of krest blode joralt
De þo such biot pat pion sistopyn
And specially pat Alpiner pion att att
Enhabite nott w powre effet to me small
pat may þi Lond vecht tjoubl at on pid
ffoz twores it pras so wond po mylitt pado

Chromith waztig by emyft and hozfso
Wohome þe jafabys which aftir hym distond
And with he hethpe full falod and nowon
pe wathyn blode off lastayn sone anoped
att pe cayt mordped all and actnyd
And nowt attayn whan cappe was exiled
the tynt Emmond and saxon hyn bygmylud
ffoz pan saxon peustres in d inglyfthym
Reemed panchronys att pe logres Lond
D sydred wu realme fully Asyn
Westu fes Enfey and kent Undeystond
Est fay and wres Estanfyl p northubclond
pat deffy bactons nite pe myt compes
To walles and eendwales from tond and cuu

Ethilberte bryng of kent and of Saxon (no Amoð þe myd stue Anglifung) baptizant camiam et Ethilbert jorom canci

Catholick. K.

While Ethilbert was jegmynt lyng of kant
Sanct Ansyn sent by Saint Ezegeard to go
and be in tenet with clerks of his asement
Of ye holy monkis to teche ye faith I hope
pat Aepid wac echon and blakis hape
which in procession with eves and fellis came
ye latamet syngreit In this name

In ye year of Christ meaznation
and my and sowing
lyng Ethilbert and his domnation
All beent throughs orte in this joy of his was found
Weiv baptised pan in holy water
As whom pepepe sentt and to and Insto
With other leeks and doctors many mee

The Pepe hym made archebifhop of cantonzy
Off all Englande he hiest pan primat
and had pe palt hest hrye
By seventy sentt to hym and ordmathe
ffrom London pamp was y'thym translated
to cantonzy p as metropolitane
and London fett as foz his Snffutan

Sanct Ansyn pan hest of ethilbert
Sanct Ansyn made and eves chyche also
pat erust churche hecht as it was aduthe
and sarpid so by hym and holved yoo
ffoz p as heeffe metropolitane foo
Off all Englande by seventy ordmathe
and Saint Ansyn of all Englande primat

Evan Ansyn made petye aked for his denouthe
Off Saint Ansyn p ordne p heupon
and made melto as bed chereby hath not
Off London pan bishop full sinon
a clerke pat was pan full bendelons
who pan comite of Essy p as Sebett
and all his londe baptised in holy hert

Lyng Ethilbert Sanct ponis ediffied
and syng Sebett was in sonne
mellto pom both holved and Seiffied
Ansyn pan made aked well gomme
Insto pitt hest of chouest full monn founde
a bishop panto pessh and holw Ansyn
and to baptize pe folke by his dotyne

Annodum v. l. f. y. y. y.

Off lyng Edvyn and opvald blad fullgentt
Sea linda obint apir wathry zsta Edvindeda ap lyely t albia fna.

Which vitsyn clens dyed myd yas
Off erisfet se dylmydeth and in also
Abombe which tyme sand Andry v vinsyn elres
Att hely died amont hevffstone yas
Off holl vigne and vedelde also
Which the had tradied and kipas m staf clens
Whilke the yd was the alba ab was fens

Who wiff was two in esfeser offpon spye
The seconde tyme vnto ye hynst Esfide
Off northum be lond the y may d yn hode my honsid
I day pwell say it was nond fers on side
Ye myrtest pionem the hevitt fion exist dryde.
So hols it was set vnto efastite
Immolate the kept they vngintes

ffor tnde me tolde nor any gret thes
Which the honsfond to ben demingate
They hev mycht nond eschamite the fizezne
So sad it was it was nond violeate
Butt end clens abn they fustite of state
By the honsfond for otfert thev conch thei highte
Butt vinsyn died throneth state of fiod almycht

Tins Andry yan fiond Esfnde was denoreyd
ffor cans the wold not lef they may d yn hode
To tymes hos fonks wnl losid and enoreyd
In hely Abode when pan fio made in deid
A hons of nommys ad witten hathy sand
To fne ye ttad abons colfiaft
In pye of tnde and materys notchnaft

Wylfayde.

Wilfnd fiond yorte eviled and ex pollit
To hynct of nsffes and all his lond
Comer ab hold and madimentry domes folid
Wheu so the yeare affoet I londifstand
Sich vsungeamed jegned in pat hynit lond
Pat ye ttoal no eszape ne in man of conu
The people died for chynget alfbiz fozne

And pat fomid day wun pei wos comite
Ye geside and erine yat wilfide porff asfoet
Ey yar paffid was fion and foin pefide
Ponch parys of wilfnde pat prand y for
ffor which p hynig made hyn bishope yore

That ye be holpen þerfra ombred
þe bischope and eist FAITH edified
And mye þe se ymide þorð and þe
þyng Eustace þode þerst into stortland
And wept þerð þe first and stotl þe
mytill stirs
Whom þan þer stow aðeðe eðst þond
Wrightly worth þy right of matrimony
Alt nettað þore in A þere myn þone
A worth plate in stortland edified

Ethe lyng of myn on þe wept for
Ent lyng Cadwale þerð was soneð toð
Aðoðyd þom as myn þas an whores
Hys gude jude as made as þode accard
Wher any stirs of wept was and disteð
And all þe peal Æthelton holþe baptyzed
And bischope þom þone sitt and antoþsed

Lyng Ethelode of mes and quens Ofðræ
His wisse donget of Oswy Berðnay
Seized Oswold with unrated stirsed
Wher many þere fut þu aft þere hol
Vinto tyme þe fist þe as boli say
Off byn Edward þe sonn hys tristato
To Cloneest Abbey to his aftato

Cadwallo lyng of getons im þe yore
Off eist eð þon þe hundreth leð soudation
So died away who jequod had full eld
ffull Syty yore and ond as well was sen
þat soneyns forde of geton had biong
As few þe decés of þe eððe lyng Edwyn
And made all soneð bynig to hys eneyns

Is made his þyngage of laton full clone
Au which the purnt nobody balsomate
Aðow am hiss of laton fays to þone
With a sward in hond eamed like his aftato
ffull he sitt up to fight on indigate
in battle aft and his eke vintages
A hight hys wight was made for memory

Cadwalað in aft hys ton soneð
Both þyng and fayn in fflorðing Indent
Who of þyton had aft soneð 23.
þat cadwalade was called þode A.
Off eist þone and fane in seð þone
Off þeget and stotl and þy þonegas

Cadwalad:

They died nep þ' hynget no tred al mycht
Wher frae he sent voutreanne In to pom full mycht

That prouith þe mero pe tilth was all distroyed
Chyreth it all and hon se brandy (no) en pynde
Pat whi nges pe people was so anoyed
pat people gete in felf dyd and stred died
and moch ffolth as bede that speyfide
pe ffasth of epiſe for huit pan for sole
And drouned pom selfe so ſore þ' playn þe teth

The carel died for ſſant and food each day
Wont meet or any sustenance
In to dones and felfs and þ' common way
Prouith which þe ayed effect was by pat channe
pat multiende of ſſolth in qveſt substane
On hopy lay full like vnto monit ayne
pat hopylbe was on heytet aboue þe playne

Unbejied hold with our saavantunt
By pefſelens also many oon died
Some wode and also some (vanity) wuut
And some wyd in (star)kyd Imphyd
And of some w batet more ſped
W mynthev al among pom selfe dispernt
If ſo many wer pat noon an aps be monnt

Ech ongth wittes Deffante's note amend and nor cnaſt
þ' Bishopis fled þe preſt and clere anoyed
To walde wuutt por to be preſt
Ind þe pom in Cabyr acconbide and aconcyd
ſſuall hawely diſſeſed and full cnaſtly anoyd
W ſanct bonne and jolnæ many oon
gyngnynt full ſore and mabing þe per pion

Than ſol a ye of pydon and of grane
at þe mone wher ſore þ' hynget Endwala diuus
all deſolat and ſony for pat eraſo
In puleſtina purpofed pydru pus
W chert denoued and wit kene volons
N this hjetons to ſredy conſeeyat
Off wort hilde so borne and genat
To hane pydon and playn pomyſſion
Off þ' reſſac ſymes and nectijenes
pat pei puit norſt peddons in pinycon
On the ſſaffor pat did pnomes
lay kan full playn and diſſ to gyn dena

thine of ongland

And aftundwad erlind an he hyn hide
Wichm alwod a súpym heid, mads hund end
Than whic staffe he sloneth hyn so betyde
ffor all his hir a state pus was he spenst
A preverl is of old as wist pion kund
pat anout falles makisay sheott lórd is
which wímsend yitt jomblas and jeced
Nymulpho hntedid and had chomnane
Off westesox pan for all to appear
Proteccio was by an pe oیدynane
Off hynget all and pelord is assent
And his elders affers had súpym entt
pe yare of eist (viij. C. S. f. ey and s. pyn)
and Zade hat wzetynd i accomplished full dyne

Off all pe hynget and lórdes of englond
he toke franct and joiall hóle homages
As so llayne lóide honoed in all lóunds
And mychetye mayntened his heritages
his hynget and all his baronages
possees and labb he septy by dilution
was noon y at wald be displeet his excellenc

He jetued hollu in all hyn suffis annu
Sey and pe yare fully atcomptid
In jstes honom and mychety enct of annu
Was noon hynm like nor noon hyn suffis ventyd
Not deth aliood to his e vzys amonitryd
Dyynget his sonne out from p newely nof as
to he by his blis etnally y to jest

Art wlynchety he was full fayle bened
pe yare O howl húndrit hóms toize y also pri
A man of peple chysetly maquesed
As to fucu a virgyn kongre of joialta
Cherit weff heloffid of his lóides y comonthe
In whos hyns Offa of one hyn
Dinto pe pope sentt his letter pynget

Zo depryd lambert of Samtonny
Off pomeate and als of pape althe palle
Which y pope Adryan alnon gafely
Sainited hyn pan by bullys witten papalle
Lambest depryns of his sas pimalle
By wight alduylt by chypp pan of licheffel
his pimal was and pe fates y held
The palle he had and alt p dignitye

Nymulphus

Lydly þyfex

Lydly co syn þrwað, iðet of blod
co lyng hynlþe, ór lóð mitell trene
off wésfeyn was lyng full vis and tylde
and ystect of smylond m jactene
which gesmed just as wír gesend sapene
pr per of eistus vn C. m and pr
whan pat he tok on hým p[ro]Sicnyt
he wedded Edbencte bynt Offa döcht faiþ
off ayer for looff and peed aðe aðæde
as twoð per londz w all þi lóð lepayr
pe byng albert also of tylde aðride
off eystelond comð to Offa for þess
as twoð þi londz þe aw þess forto ceos

And his döcht to wed into his wiff
ffor more snyt of liff and tylde aðrde
whom qnnd Edbenct of með by cans of fluffe
affor had by twoð hým and hey lórd

8. wade hým to be slayn in full þnay wiff

A. And for this wold note into þra maðnag aðrde
with him his bed aðfor þe pr myrðt þis

ffor which Offa greth was asrebid
and bnyed hým at hefford his tvo
and offa yan and hynnberd as is hjonéd
as h涉 of lichfeld wher p[ro]was his s[on]
which hynþ and b[ro]hops w[er] gytet jolalt
translate þrtyms sittt albons in thryne
off s[il]b trit w[er] stons faw and fyn

When Offa dyed þe yers of eist was cleze
Denð C. m and p[ro]ð s[on]ntum

When he had gesned so we and yst yers
det offay bnyed þrtyms al wold s[on]
we all hono as to snyt a hynþ besemt

To whom Ærffride his son þa faw s[in]ted
and aðfem hým hynnlþ gesned m d[he]

Which Offa staffe þronð með þ[er]ð þom þe

Into pe chwech of lom full long aðfor
pe a[th]echis þe p[er]the from Camitónry
Into lychfeld translate for and m[or]
by his will ein to abid þess

So fode it yan for aðrayn all his liffes
and aðforðe s[ait]h and d[oth] it s[ac] fubstne

This Az d[ul]ph hynþ of nachthlyf lond
Shelwe wade his G[ru]th agrayn hým was jobbert

Was non pristre hen of byeton blod bet he
as eonncted teft like as a ma may see
ffor fist son he was to hynget dysette
off wustes for hols asfflores forth adnepit

Also men sand become of justils blede
and May hen he was to hym and 168
ffor whiche English and saxon on hym stode
and gelde on hym as fre as blode mattpfe
Drotect was he made p to by libes
off all English and pvalis sois conjained
and cosindwail also as it is eomleid

Than to the he of all hynit köpe hinnages
Except Bejnlyth pat hyn of met was to
and do now pan so his escte hentage
Whey soz and bynnt his lond and did he myll woo
and so pait hedne meete hosts of both sidys pso
Whey beynlyth pan at Elendon hym mette
in mete lond tellyn it hym to owfent

Zutt hyns Erbeit had pan p vintons
and soff bezimylth soz att his hosts and pide
To indyan he graff p[er] lond an hys
To hols of hym as sope did on my side
Thenth all English pait was both lons and wyde
pan djoofe he hyns salged out foms all hont
and all his salme destroyed soz a biemt

Butt luditau was fols by fonh theason
(Whom hyns Enbait pan flole and battall soze
ffor his falhed and his jobellyon
and to wylafy hyafse pat lond pight poe
Was bezimylth son to ham soz empor)
To hols of hym of pight and hezitane
By fime deu of ffeante and homart

Than in his tympe Danes soie distroryd
pe Jles of fhepey and Tenett also
and to pe so pei Woult desayn vnamord
and aftir some in northmemb elond pso
pei did ajpe and pight full myll mo
(Whom heb Enbait pe fainst w small mayn
but ont of pa folde psi made hym to flas
hynget Enbait die as south pan into lond
and held pfford to tympe his fomed two
Aethilwolff and Ethilwest) (Vndstond)

W'hos'te full tjetto CAM'D P[AT]Y'Nt to h'ym po
Whe'v pan the bay'pe e'jose of h'old ay so
Jn'his lef'te h'ond and m'hi's j[us]t'et a fw'ard
W'he'ich he made h'is f'oo't f'ie all a'ff'erte

ffor þe h'ad pe felde and Vn'to'tyr
And floward an d'ymyst full chenayn
pu h'nyt son of Demma'th sitely
And all h'is hoste pat was full malion
By Ven of pe e'jose p[at]yf' p[er]pon
ffor whith alway aftewh his baney
Off a'fuy hol'pe e'jose of gold he be
Whic'h a'mes so full afface p[is] day
h'nyt h'ymyst of w'este'fey had p[em] for
ffrom h'is bap'tyms pan aftew'ard alway
And all þ' h'nyt affet þo'd en'moy
Off w'este'fey so m'nynd of e'jus' for
his e'jose h'is deth and his h'oly passion
Whe'ch In'ed h'ym p[or]o'st h'ou't com'assion

Whan h'nyt En'be't had fy' and e'jue
Begued in'ond and felt full tjetto's seben
Of whic'h he died of e'jus' h'nyt full e'jue
pe ye'e so p[em] Nym. & ye' de p[os]s
ffond and e'e' m[oyd] m[io]z' no l[os]s
A't h'ryncte'st pan j[iall]y be'ye'd
As fl'oz'ed f'ait h'and w[oll] h'ath no'tyf'ied

A't h'ryncte'st p[ra]s't h'nyt e'joned at h'is cit'e
of w'este'fey in all j[oint]l aft'e
To wh'ond pe h'nyt and for'd made f'raint
And homage to h'as was p[ur]d y'na'tte
pat j[et]ncte'st aftewh ye' for'timatt
And f'raintt pe e'jus' tithes of com' and h'ay
Off besty'at al'th'rou'th w'este'fey for ay

Jn'p[er]y' in] C. e'e' and e'th
pe D'ane's a'ff'pe w' fly'ps u' and p[er]
Whe'v at'hil'ton in' son did p[er] h'ym for't
and b'uk' w'ol'sw'ard by e'jete' f'raintt
p[er] tuk' and f[les]h with aft' sol'tte
Zut' at'hif'ten' m' pat l[enta]l' fly'ps
Off h'is m[oll]ps pat was p[er] h'ry captayn
And m' p[er] y' in] C. e'e' and n'yn
pe h'nyt f'act't for'd in] D'ane's at m'e'p[nton
W'ard E'lu' h'ay be't mus fly'ps al'p[one]s
Zut' D'ane's w[er] tuk' and fly'ps so all dom'e
W'ou't m'cy cur'tid p[ay]n pe e'juse

Adhelwolfe.

The hymn came home with honours and vintages
Asffores faith just as his memory

And in the year when he was fonst and soon
was Ganes (wrought) as he so cost him just as he went
W'dynes host for which he hymed made him so new
all helped pan was Ganes' son, so he stoneth
In many places was many dynes jont
all harnessed wentt was onto him so payed
By dyne's trym and him so at stayn

In those days when he was and then
at that time pan was hymed full so did he sing
W'dynes fell and had was vintages
And at that time he was just as he went
W'dynes also (when) he hymed (and) just as he went
Off now and then he went and so forth so was he
and full of his p's of his host so away

Hym that dwell within us cometh to us south cont
O when Ganes pan in batavia was hym just as he went
In Sondaffrins was he mad many dys
And that p's of fols and few that are left
Was he so many pat day so few hath away
the archibishop his full time so elect he was
By side Sand dwych of Ganes had vintages

And in those days when he was and then
was Ganes host to tammy did away
so onto and sott eray Sussex and Hampshire a man
brought away so and through his hand dy'd be
was he my'st fell so per se both a man and a wyse
Which hoste so he hymed was batavia so domed so
pat home away so jetted per no more

And in those days when he was and then
was hym so Edmunde of Estampes to be gone
To get him away from Albert of these beaute
pat holy was so his legend fell pan
Sint dwellers so he hymed and briped pan
as he hymed of more pat had his donst so away
all wail so was per just as he was away
His dwellers so he went so to his way
In that matter so was his son Almud
Cardinal was of wenchest pat day
When pan so had so Bishop so in dede
A p'state clerk so was so just as he went so away

Et chilbert lyng his biop grand suctede
In whos dapes po games distoyed sor
the estes pytes of englond pan indeed
And homs agarne por wout aticles þ foto
Gistopunt po people and po lond pietet sor
Zunt sone pe aft hynyt Et chilbert pom mott
And stews pom dom in battell sor and bot

Et chilbert

Joly done
Sof

An oyp hoste all neas pan spolid kouyt
And by tget Wytjede with Jup the
Off tenett pan by fentys morrys affont
Zunt at po last por a fotell wild
GisPOLIED aft feint and falsly Did beguile
And to þe shipp woult w out delays
Juto gommarke w mylde pich dray
Thi chilbert jespned holly ffyve yes
And dyed po pere of woy cryst date
Im C. lollis and p to ftyx cloze
As fflores farth and hathe itt appobato
Zunt po sekene h was so aftate
h Dyed pan and at shubzing bunged
Writete worship and hono landisfede

Et chilbert wic hynyt affent hyn byþe pan
that jespned so w all po dignite
In wastes holl and myrtestely lefano
Piotato was as was not estite
ffo: games pan of tgete Im qunite
his lond soull bisut wafyed and distoyed
patt all englond was zonibed and anoyed

Et chilbert

In pe Este este off englond speecially
In Este angle when Ednund pan was hynyt
per Did esete hynyt full equely
In northmembelond full folly worship
po people distoynt and po lond bysunt
Whos games pan please þe hynyt pan of þ lond
Wesfode york so as fflores doth undystond

A lfe yel stens in northfolke all aboute
po people dom and sotfolke also
po lyng Ednunders po steneth po out dount
Off estantel w alsolbes thazipps pos
Was stotes to deth w mylde spoynt
that is a smut honored þ day in blis
I at Ednunders busy canonized J aus
J magar and woba sted wyp full equely
And bisut Albans thisis englond pitt tym

he satiate full of ate and bay hym alsog alway
pat for his dedes and subtilapite
he was amendest anount po Emmyrto
Wm po lond and out al weil mas hight
his fams anount po people hyr was blocks

While he mas hynget had adwysite
Witch Games aft that on hym Did yppa
Gistopd his lond (W) gete unpynte
po wher full aft we myttet he did out drys
And spew thousand that loste þi hys
Pionth pe weppes beon of the outrage
That we bauld was to fess of one lynant

And am peyere euif septy and eighte
pe games came to yorke a toke po towne
Hymigaw and hova with whom Awply floste
Wasted po lond aboute both ey and Sowne
And so came smeth to meis (W) hosted towne
And to Westersey whome pon po hynget allindo
Oiscomfott pe (W) po host pat he did lode

The damply hofts to hedving came asayne
An op host at London pwa with pkind
Off Games aloft pwayr at hyn myblift pon
Zut weylde pie hostes woyt preeed mid deblde
With his pover Allindo gan to hevde
And at Angleford he satyst in barkest impyst
Wher butoize he had manys of pan myristyst

At hednut in barkest pon his onnet
An hoft full ofto wher he had pon atseyn
the victore and his feas downe bitt
At baynt als also he storte hem downe eysteyn
At ashenden he deff hem out at playn
And that po feld he at po victoys 25
As fflored seith pystt in his memorie

And impo yeid uif septy and fannte no
the Camps host jode lyndfuyr 3 meis contyn
And homs asayn as pon pwa proue fons
In Florimselfond dwellyng (W) at stow poyfeyn
the Camps jode doynt 37 stow und fitt
When po Lishope pyn of holly flalond
And all his monkis wos full faste ffland
With famd Enrtebestt benor bap (W) abowt po (W)
Nobl heys nowt se in dyner placis abowt

Samd Enrtebestt Bomd

An epist. faith maynten by se doreing
the hym also to comfeyt and comfet
By se techyng and witty distyle
a' philosophys of old and newe adare
a bynyt pryncet and Christen gient
Eaffe all þe witt in studye and diligenſt
Slayne my ſchelbys to fynd and male deſſent

And in pe per vyn and seynt
All his piches in ſſe ve pite the son de vye
Did pite to mon of new to kepe his pighte
An ofte pite to lond tilles in pat tyde
Ye hufbondys to mayntons and to Empde
The thyn pite all chytes wasted to jeftor
pere ſonfte vnto pere ſtudy for pere lorne

And to p' jnres and mon of laby well ſonned
pe ſſes pite full wryſely the diſpound
To holde pere impes qnly chommed
Diſpound pere his was pere alme to amend
This was a bynyt full chetely to commend
pat pere south hope his lond ſlo all pereacion
and notto lyttel his command by taxation

ſſor juste it well as God is nowt the byn
Who hynp pere poppe and pere monte
By taxes ſee and pere trudes flo pere byn
Of the chytes ſſom pere ſpiritualite
pere dyemys to pay compasse of jalousie
Thoffe ye ſpere faste und moment pere month
thei pray full obte vnt heeſt both north and south

The year of eſt vyn and ſeppone
The vnto hafyng of gan and ente pelle
Diftoyd pere lond vnto hoſt pionde and kong
By eſt and wort pat alt pere lond did joln
Whom pere lynt in bataill folly ſtelle
Ilſſene Syneis batalles and onges pere ſmoton
In ſond pere plac as pere itt was wole woton

In my ſlme pere lynt niado captayns
to kepe pere lond vnto folke off pere conq
And ſlpped ſele and galay pere the ſeffayns
And balyng old with baigis in pere ſee
W' which highte piches effet quidate
And att pere ſlde was called Artheyman
his ſtew an hoſt of bimde with bataill ſayn

Where end he pold azmyde was he ay
Opprest all to chastyle suborn away
Kindwt of Denmark affailed so oft as Lond
Som gytyng þe and the aimed wentt
To the fete of azmys kindustand
As to myn hode full well it so appointed
Thou colman faith and flores þe mount
Bent he batall at payn lynget kindwt he smote
W victum as flores hath it noto

Bent van to wide pold effacion
Off enste blode pei two to tred accord
To fight þo selfe for full conclusion
Wyn in þe of serion by concord
Wonten meyy or any more disforder
And weþe for awyn myn seyt þe victory
Berois þe realm and all þe monarhes.

Kind at þe day seyt and place so assigned
Per azmyd með weget stort and wytheth seyt
We seye and sware eð we seþn seyt
Wit and dightaz eð we seð seyt
Epe of þom trist þon hond to gett
Bent at last lynget kindwt to hym aland
Theþes wordes þo and þo to hym þe sande

Wold god Edmond þverð so sende conector
As I am now and as myn best now wold
And miþ can se ac træde and desyron
We shold nor se þont þie bætwit þou hold
And to ony men seþe træde man seþ
If þe halff of Denmark had on me
and I þe halff of England had on ye

W which pei both pere weppent from þom east
And epe of my azmys spow þom in beate
pat both þe host and weled so full fast
What it did now to feiffiþ so litet space
Bent when pei both by twoð þom þo east
per buelled all and seþt þe landiffed
W hat we devontt pat eð of þom so beamed
There is almeð both pei þyð pan mitto
By hol accord by twoð þom þe concord
And ledð ein as þeyn affen so
And eþomicles þane weð holþ seþord
If þo pat tyne fist no more þei paw disforder

Tade hym abonte pe stolpe pe p[ro]m]ridil no
full all come outt pat was woube p[ro]im
thus flew pan hym p[er]subtiled and cynd

bis mod quene Emme Edward jefent
to noymandy to onke willin anon
pat her cosyn was to kepe he wos not fentt
by hyng harold of his cnyttes Alon
Mazynys hym of ps treson p[er]harold had don
ffor wiche cause harold her evilled
out of england and also edward her childe

H[at]o fflamndes she flede pen full fore anord
To eke wadwypne hee cosyn me of stode
Declaring hym h[ab] harold had diftound
his son Almued pat hep' of england stode
And evilled by w[on]netto s[on]o o: c[ord]
And Edward also h[aw] son h[au]e of england
his liop childeyn also a w[ay] in vncouth lond

W[ha]t fa[re] pc Erle to h[uy]t harde to pon W[ra]te
all her compenynte of his s[on]e p[ra]ied
and he fynnd the p[ra]ide w[at] he his mynft p[er]t w[ra]te
It way amended of p[er]fyn was afftand
he cau[ne] mon in Weste full W[er]le a[an]ped
Into fflamndes his mod[er] for to plees
h[au]d for to s[on]e and fett her qeett m ees

J[au]quah meen whil[es] p[er]h[uy]t harold died
at Westin and limped w[as] full fam
Aftent he had jegued as it is notiffed
N. y[er]e jegued w[on]t t[am]p h[er]p.
Off his b[od]y e[oten] aftir h[uy]n to Japan
England to g[on]ne w[ha]t for his p[ar]lond byrassont
To h[uy]t harde to pon into fflamndes f[u]nt

To be h[uy]t fith harold w[as] agen
to pleas h[ym] and his mod to comfort
who came to england f[ur]t h[au]d Anon,
and e[on]med w[as] w[at] he p[er]h[ole] difſortt
pat land, w[on]th as p[er]t and p[er]ſo[n]
thus h[uy]t hard in to w[as] h[uy]t of england pa
who w[or]thely p[er]tymed to jefu[n] p[er] bestand
A h[is] h[uy]t began his bo[yr] deth to w[en]t
Ed Off e[il] c[os]d w[yn]e p[at] eil w[as] pan of h[on]t
pat p[ea]ſid w[as] for he ſimde not j[eh]vent
W[er]t e[piſte]d w[he] which p[er] h[is] p[er] ſpient

Lyd
Kyrk

Off advente as flored tell it fan
The lorde he was and se as Abayffound
And himed pere nor his wiff pate stounde

This Agare was pe son of the leoffynke
Which leoffynke was pe but of leffwynne son
pat erles had been se nond affore yem like
Zutt onke dyward uo he did wome
Se bened hym tike and vpon hym pome
In which he did hym aime en at deere
And had his ay in hond full like to dye

He saide vnto pe lorde s pan hym abont
pere senyond wold melympe a fymgh to dy
And nat m bede to lyve lome and kinte
Till deth hym hyl (w) paynes euly
As wold esod se wey my moste in se my
pat I myght dye vpon hym nowe m yht
In azme opes alayd like a fymgh

W pat he died for paynes pat he seft
Vpon his fetters stond yng me a zaye
And phake his ay whilke pere hert was fwele
And to pere stounde he fell in pat zay
Who biped pras at saynt mazy Abay
At pere euted w (worship and hono)
As like as was for such a stonno

fymgh

The lynt Edward y onke of northem land
do toffte asse pe son of onke stood wyne
Und pe namd of etke as flores yow und stond
Aftne which hym all hand bene erles fyn
W Londes and pent both fayre and fyn
Which aftate suffice for pines ben both two
In emy land attempted when end per fyn

He diereett (le) wold yd his dvin son
Who erle was pan geate of hynnyngone
Off northampton ala as comites com
A worth pines of all his pation
pat jule a realme contyn wight pen se season
As ope pines was leoffynke pat day
(He) of launcest and advente no nap
Worth leoffuto had a wiff pere dyde lyng
pat naked tjongh all condent
pe toliet fore and fnatte ne tapyn pight
To jedem holl of hev ffermyrte

Och they hez byngynty beneth yor lye
Vpon a day yod so trionth all pe tombe
to by to fre by they jodeempcion

ffor ope wnes pe eild ito nott sies
Bust iff sies jode naked throngh yo tombe
Vpon ye day pat all men mycht hon so
trusyntys sies mold nott for no wazyn
Adon it so by full jodeempcion
Zutt pnes by witt sies kept hez solfe unshamed
and ffced ye tombe worth he was to be blamed

Kynget Edward sente pan nito lymgy
ffor his cosyn pe son of Isenfye
pe Empey fend hym Edward stladly
his hyn son and solle p[ro] hyn to jide
marrazet and othe enystyn his daught dep. b.
his son Edward atchelynt to his fye - a.
Whith þe lyng Edward secey - a w spide chop

he marred marrazet myrthry wiff ohe liches
To lyng m alco hyn on stoteland avas pat say
pat on hez that[es] (v sonnes of chyt es nobles)
Edward Gumban Edgare Alysnud þe stay
and Gamd als pat lynt (wod all no nay
Echow affirn ope of all stoteland throntongh oul-
(Whos mod is now samt marrazet ov ont dont

Ate Gumpfynyn frizned and canonzed
Ou whom malchyn adongete state soo
fynay henry aviff ve first full most dysfed
And on alde þe highte pat well liffed onfond p[ro]
they eoffis fay and jor all as men fsoo
throngh oul onfond fis niade att hez expens
and to pom state ydon and Judulites

An ope first pis samd sanct marrazet had
pat enfyned hight lyng Edward pan p[er]fessed
In joligion to liff fis was full estade
to hely liff dispoised and addiffed
An hely woman of liff and of god blessed
Who at hez deth for tonde uncoffed
and to ony lorde full most fy so it offed
Jubis forested ac he prayde pis ned a deres
In Essex a palmar w[or]hyn andott
Awynys hyr gesode who stladly he did hepe
his class[es] his print and isondys itt kott

That by twentie pom myght naue any distance
and soomde hym ay in boiate a state
By goode Avis and comtome ordmathe

Which Onke mon funde was so for the forsoke
pe jolme of all þe lond of Theinsfalemy
When he was choſe to and nott it toke
ſſo for everiſe to hane his onſtich jolme
ſſo for the forſoke yat forſon as mon did domd
Aqayn ite withe and his hys ordynamite
ſſo his ſon the was by all eſtions yeame

ſſo at wynnunnt of Theinsſalem
Wheers þure folde lyntſ and Onke woy
he was so worthiſt of any jolme
And had hym best in lynghtely ded of wop
all that affunte most lynghtely did hym bop
The hono all and ſſam the had onmore
and choſen was p to be hynit p to ſore

as Onke fund p itod eſſaſe hym ſuſt pumpe ſhymoutt
His troppe to pnytt hym meſtet myſtys
Unto his deeth usaynd and aboue ſoutount
ſſo for the forſoke eſtioſ alway monarchoſ
In which he was born and for man liſt to dy
The eſtio ſaith to mayntone and onjoſſ
ſſo conenſe his troppe to Disconſoſo

The ye of onſte as he was full elze
and e alwaynd p to n at onſtione
When ttoode iſuene mabde was and laid ouer bo
at Westen knyned as well as ſon
ſſo homneſſ of which p to hynit Jowne
To noimandy pom wentt eunto his ſon
the Onke and p with hym Woune

The thid p to affon to onſtond cause atayne
the Onke his ſon with in of no:mandye
his bye the alway p to ſeth to ſayne
and eile Richard of chafte in company
With many op lorde in ſhrippie pom bye
Upon p to ſeu were Disaynt in eſte Disſonſe
Off p which p hynit had pan eſtet hevne
which Onke willi had wed p to doth to pan
Off seitho taubon etle of Anteop had him
W whome diu knyſt it w many mon
and faſie ſſok was ſemued as was ſone
and pan p to hynit Wed wadeliſe p to nione

Both of Symp and also of Jeuzsafom
When Onke fleveet Jeuzsafom forsofie
ffor Sodetyse to hane and enjoyfond
Soffray bolvon pe sealme of Symp to the
And of Jeuzsafom of the Undestond
And jonnied was to be fynq of pat Lond
That Onke had ben affor of all koynd
In nobles pines and a worthi chuffones

It was and £ fifty and xij
With oute Jffues of his body fommynt
Sied to Whome his horyc as was fone
Savddewyn Sutced and of pe sealme was fynq
pat juled pe Lond ac was full well fommynt
ffull worthi attempted amon, all of statis
pat eusten faith Sutened w onto debatf

to whom his son fynq zalibedwyn did Sutcede
pe fene was pat had so be knowne name
a noble prine of all mariaff dedo
And in pat Lond ffeteth hano had and ffame
which and his Wiff, fates w onto blamd
A domaghe pon had into his heip
pat Lond to hane onhejett and jepony

Whom p. w. and ffonke of Impor Wed to his Wiff
and hynq was of pat Lond pon by hey jentst
On w. w. go eate pe Souned pon nilho liff,
Worthi hynst and in w. offfet mynct
the eldest Soffray plantacionett hynst
pat fates pie famd heyp fil; Empifc
hyns of destond of nec and hys Empifc

The fene son off ffonke was ballidewyn jor thyn
Died p. fous, as it is expressid affor
With oute Jffues of his body foyde
the p. d. p. ven off ffow. pat laste was lare
hight almanco which two w. fynq poz.
Whe. w. the Soffray p. e. eld. bis. had jentst
pat suffred p. w. to Juff. y. Lond by mynct

Which almanke died hynq of p. sealme
Aft. Whom p. pen jonnec his son zalibedwyn
pat foonh. p. was of pat name off Jeuzsafom
pat impo. w. was w. onto any medieyne
To mayten w. w. mynct w. mo. eutynne
who called wac ballidewyn palitcy
ffor w. p. al p. was the fivelyn full hidns

He yen upelid þe hyni þeþilip to ffright
the two aloon hond for hond inffelde
þat he was full of lyþpymf and hright
Which hyni þeþilip ifzamited but not thelde
But zoverdly Wjorall hofte hyn felle
Jypon hyn come all sad anly to ffright
Wim thes dapeþ pon for þe bope þeft

Zy side Eysone þe fayt hesth sores
When hyni þe had þe nettoze
hing philip fied for his band þere
When full þame yesffes and welemy
hyni þe fand a castell þem an hys
pit Calne hright neff from þymolyn
When hright he was full sores and died hyn

An arblast w d epenet hyn simon
At the aloune pefast full went to fpye
But pon h made þe to affante full hote
On eny side aloune full eqnely
And gate þe place so þen full myrthely
And flew þem all w anto any theto
Aftayn hyn so pat holdyn had þrwesten place
He þrizab þym pen vnto albotf thre
Wesette sobbyn and his contention
and Weppny tezpy pate piteewas to so
Myckly apyn penanted and ablation
pat itt myrth please god at his petition
The purgatorye to have to domed say
So aftondward mbliff he myrthet hond ay

He quethid his expeþon to be lymed
At fsonnt endurde þatt his faye fete
To whom he qiamite mid made it notffed
Tratto he was and fald of his behet
his hest undumcible to boon he sent full mete
ffor þe esset thonh and fied fassas ete constante
His bowels howes to paitte for decayd
Who so soule aftir full long and many a day
To bliff wentt affoneid full elond of syn
of fance Edmond itt fald of penitentay
When open sone with out any syn
prouth enif nicy pat nond may ffeulde noblyn
W stephens soule y at the bishop and þiato
Off Samitbury to tredy assoyatte

Inatory

And for that lordship of England
Obeide not this popish commandment
He sent this knave to get this land
Do you believe this and all his assent
Than died your John of England or more
Att exhortation and binned his full fan
Att woe of this lordship and this land

Some but say now his person was to die
Off plumbbe so fitly at his mete
In this abbey of St. Edward and wisedome
Which a man did hym so jehete
Wemyn of god mete thank to God,
Att newe life died at woe of this land
In domical as playnly strictmed

He gave a son, pat hepp of wenchest, Christ
A nother son, and that child was his name
Pat his own of corn and wares of his own, my Christ
A worthy kynest, and of his noble fam
The son of his wif, Pat nobly same
And grattily, so wif, off his polity
Emp of Rome, a lord, full of quality

In Christly Wee, yes, eithern in England
Geoffray, a monde-vilke of Essag, and
Sayer, ayn; that I can, and will stand
Of wenchest, pat was a manly man
And yes, eithern of corn and wares pat was and
Yes, of that pon, and of that counte
pat in England was not his best

For his part, eithern of north folk, pon
That I carry, was a tym of England
Happy as this pon, eithern of thefford not I and
Conceynd was pon, constable of this land
A worthy kynest of his bond
And damd pon, was of himynst don
William, that is of penitence full loan

And of this chest, pe, eithern of true aftate
He best woy of thefford full wised
William, that is of almanac, genet
William, longe spée eithern pon of god Imps
In all his pities, and all his wised

A wome childe died his eildome to ye eground
pan seafed ween to tymes pat it was seene
Howe his sister myght pen depe he thow
pe xliament granited veWARD to pe tynt
pat helde ond hym by lynght fues doynt

To make statues att Exfford and ordynamers
zy which pe shuld now Aliance onheavens
and putt p hynt Andle pe tronomers
Off teayne fordis wiffiste and most affitte
Aycht aft made an amount pen traye deffite
And batallod stowt and mete contrary anmes
proueth aft Lond by tsette contemnamers

No ye birch of Edward his eldift son a heis was in pe zerte yel of his ffad and myn pere
of cift as se. etc. no haw Symond monifford childe of layceft was eate,..
His eldift son and hen p edward hight
Art weft of cift Jueznacion
py yes m. et re and zerte piest
On whom py lette Otho by inforacion
Baptized in fommit Saint edmond cofijacion
To hym pen made as pe chizch advised
In his baptyms holly pen autorysed

Symond p son of erle Symond monnifford
Tom onto of ffianes for fardness of pe qene
To tyn heзы Whon hafaffe tsette comfford
he taffe hym pen his and for ay to hafne
Off laicest py erledome fays and clons
Wpy stward of Encfond in gyritans
Which is aw offices of tsete pinalaffe

And wed his dortho Dams Aliens
Te will in mariealt erls of ponboks
Aftur Whos deth the Arolvde chafte for eimoz
Butt he her married and her bestok
ffor aft py alway as farth pe to
To eły Symond monifford to be his wiff
Note Wifond ynt pat the volved chafte her liff
The died leblyne p son of wali pen
By twy his somes Criffyn and Dams thes
Grete distencion and ftris ny Whon and whan
And Dمم zeatjes pe tynt Dortho trewe
To erle Symond of zjetayn weddyd neate
pay of cift. m. was acompen
et. moo xl. and on Amoniyde

The field discomfett þe lond as blode
With help of the Silbert called clais
And ad fordicn wthym pat woy þe

þe stow many and some of þem eamed
And some he helde in presens and distes
To the oute pen his ffad as he compiled
His Emþa haldyn in treete dymer
And all his ffendes of his hys worthynot
His fuctod ay and his gold supporit
And When it wantt his word þem comfested

Nis how Robert ffyngis or
of Darby was disfrent and
many other of þe company

Lubeit ffyngis pat orle mid of Darby
Disheuit þon for his In confusion
With many ope of chestefold mid his
ffrucht to Edward of pre sumpcyon
And fied A may to his confusion
Dito þe lde of mytme and from þens
Vito lincolne and ffuiled to estezus

ffrom þens to lide þe pion went alnout
When pion to Edward þe pion pionely afoiled
Yei fled for it fone to yorkifthys and fone
In ffraie clothing þat wey full long tailed
Lubynys þone when þer off fado failed
And ope fone to lybney worth þon flede
Wit hopy hafyns who þon þe caftet had

When þon þe lybney mete þone laide aln about
Butt noght adyapled so frounghy to deffond
And for þe was in sump fhip thison erte
So frote to bome and no thym þas inond
þe lybney was fayne for lord þon to fand
By whos advice he ordoned for þat enab
þat att Disheuit and eamed fchild hane grace

All Disheuit fchild by þe land, nagayne
To pay for þem ffold and per myfiftt accord
With þe adneþ so þone man fchild þayne
In othe pen þe lande, wem with his fnote seard
In sonyn yore þelle and iff þe myfiftt concord
for lesse money so itt exceed a yeare
þe palmy of þe yeisly þout full clere
Robert ffyngier of Darby pon
pu sommer al of þe Sypond eytndes

that þermaſt Jügemenſt fully hau
Nou to jedeme þe londed butt beid exchide
So pat þe albu[n]e þe nout þ[.]r]om delude
Vnto a day of noblie hollė and joründe/
Vnto a day þe l[.]thousa[n]de pomnde
p[.]ai j[.]ay of noblie hollė and joründe

Edmond þe son of þe same hynyt hepp
Was preddid finſte vnto Dams a[be]tynne
Ethe willm deqate of alma[te]e wonne[ly]
Nond Jſſne had ne[n]b male ne famalypne
pan was he wed to blamichy þ[.]quond[.]e full ſone
Of nane[]ne and of lancaſt[.]e eva[ate]
W[.]laſteſ al the ſle Denominate
N[.]y[.]p[.]r]d ſon Edmond and he[n]e of hynyt hepp poſt[.]nd and his b[.]jor[.]e the Edmond of lancaſt[.]
E of laſteſ wantt to Jeuſſalem m[.]r]ſet[.]e p[.]avei[.]r which h[.]jone p[.]ine[.]r] (no) comnited þe ſon of laſteſ of althe
h[.]r]e v[.]r]p[.]r] Edward and the aſſe[]yate
to Jeuſſalem pon po[.]vane abowd
two ſon[n]y p[.]ines to t[.]red] adnate
In all þe worlde was n[.]on p[.]om like alowbed
So laſte and fain[.]e pon v[.]r]e[.]ch man p[.]om borbed
Edmond abon[.]e h[.]is[.]mon was laste[.]y ſone
By his ſtindes mor[.]e and made full elone

the poore well j[.]men t
hau[n]e l[.]vne[.]y

Edmond next hym po comelief p[.]ines on h[.]i
N[.]ott e[.]ch[.]o] b[.]a[.]ke ne m[.]n]o] w[.]iſe diſſi[.]n]y[.]de
As some ſelke p[.]r]ate po p[.]i]t[.]ri h[.]yn[.]e to D[.]e[.]p[.]b
p[.]roun[.]q[.]h eſſet[.]e falſhed made it so b[.]e s[.]criptn[.]ede
ſſon cauſe it ſtind n[.]lway ben j[.]effi[.]n]ped
And menyond w[.]ot h[.]i]r] J[.]ſſne to p[.]vail
Vnto þe q[.]onne by ſu[n]c] a[.]t]om]n]may il[.]o

Burt p[.]inſt[.]e Edmond and chelde finſt[.]e p[.]ay
To Jeuſſalem so diſed th[.]e empeſt
B[.]rich[.]d h[.]r]e ſon Em[.] and hepp[.]y h[.]i]r]e ſon full etay
to c[.]eal[.]o come by ſe prou[n]th many altho[n]p[.]
Edmond h[.]r]e ſon p[.]an h[.]ad h[.]is ſon[.]d p[.]h[.]on[n]
Alheu[n]r] deqate of þe h[.]ynt off Arago[n]
A p[.]inſe p[.]a[n]t h[.]is e[.]lection

Th[.]e h[.]ynt l[.]owe[n] also p[.]en p[.]idn]r] want
And m[.]ch[.]e way diſed and was de[.]p[.]yed
Sam[.]t l[.]owe[n] now n[.]o[n]na[n]ed by all diſſonnt
Offiſh[.]y ch[.]ne[n]h as it n[.]o[n]w[.]t de[n]qu[.]p[.]d

["Applied to the son of a son of a son of a son

In fframice fore dyd a monys p'individi
And odw Londis pe liggetynget all ilonthe
A bome all mon he was p'os most bedonthe

ffor end he putt p'son to pe worthe in ffield
in azmys ay he had the victorye
and in papers all justis and theldo
ffor paffyng was p'did ay notably
pat for his manhod and famdvs thevalyes
in so far fworth pat all Londis hym come and
ffor his manhod which in hym so fonde

His wedd and Slamiths of maneynd p'and quidne
lynyt philip sith pat was full good and feyve
Off whom he gat the money of Lontayn I mon
and heyyt his bjeys p'astward was heyy
and eylis both peilwey p'onte Dispeys
Off Lontayn and all of laitely
and fflores hath expressed p'ost by lette

ffor which weddying and nobles alkeanojances
had and his hens had haze for a disfesenes
England azmys p'or the hollies of fframied
By which all men may haffy intelligently
pat ednund was yont in existene
pan lynyt Edward poynt hond say p'contrarye
and fioome p's thont yitt hane pei p'ost to nazye

The lynyng of fframice a malye trjete p'os sent.
Ippon england to wepe in effettray
which p'or a porþys to the on pe see and fhennt
il peple gesset p'e sted and drodmyd p'day
p'frippis all by batte and affray
wer talio and lioget p'en into england
W'capreynec fol and lordis of pat Lond

lynyt p'hillip pen at pazib in pleoment
Somond Edward affore hym for to peey
Sinn metynget hym of Lohory fframonoment
Ippon his fflets so don by tymo sey
ffor ffante of Answel for inged hym p'e
Distroyd his Lond in ech plate whose he myttet
& nutt lyng Edward pon wont to frame p'ight.

And gate at gayn his Londis snychond
And ferent ar weys ond p'lyng of fframice
But the fflets end and batte trisse nound

No hodype p'ort p'tokpe
nalye of fframice ond p'os
in batte

That Duinekeke hirste was Johi Bayliffe Wisse
Who seon and hev þe nej Johi was þon eonned
The bayliffe hirste pat knaln was full wisse
In þe myne of Sondi Wim stodond e sounde
Sicke nej vpon þe sestale ston full sounde
As nej þe hynet þe visid had asseize
On seint And seib day Wim at þe sey sefforp

Att eistfemnass next aft þe sam þyng Johi
to neveastell to lyng Edward came
His homates made and ffante herte anon
Off his ffeve with Moutte any clame
And seftete sey atayn triede ham
But þe sey sterede þaþ þon yn lord by asseize
To myle þe hynit Johi by his intent

Which made hyn þon to make confed acys
With hyn þe hylle off stidme and aliaime
Partually to be contributing
Eve with op by strong and ffete assujamico
England to Weyn Wim at þe sey to puyseize
By hyn Edward seynet hir hys falstred
To be wyke came Wim host and ffete manied

Att ye Nommes of be wyke þon he lay
And fado a faghe abounit on sode side
Att aftne pasth butte sefninge þon þe day
The ledyn halle þo held full strong pat tide
Wiche Wim Wilspey was þe butt and myn the not byd
Patt sam wyght þon f within donles yaldo
Ewyke castell to hyn Edward and salde

In þe sam eym vii eles of stodond
Gegeed carlett and soto wher hent
And hom agayn there mels out of stodond
They Went anon and non haimp hent
Was to hom done was þe intent
But þon hyn Johi Enyond þe hyn homate
To hynit Edward for hyn and his hynate

By leet which po hynit Edward þon sent
To abbeyt ffette In england of seord
To be pomeynd of his fald intent
Remomitt nej hyns Edward for his sonaun lords
The vii eles and Simbay by concord

Olo how hyn of stodand
made a confed sepe Wim
ffrantes atayn england

Ne how hyn Johi of stodand
beynnded homate to
hyn Edward distayn med
to holde of hyn.—

Than wente þe lynt for stoteland attapen
and van þe lond and trade þe all obey þe name
Sulynget walups piti wald not lymp skyn
zut fied þym up for djed of mysch amnes
þe ordenyd þon by statuë ordynamice
pate now shuld be pinte of willismore
except of þe lynt Eldest son boron

No þowr þe pepe at þe sugge stion
of þe stot wares to lynt
Edward and þe feme

And mpe yere in est. and son
Dope zonofate at þe stotf junctefion
to lyng Edward myte by lott anon
Chazgymet þym pon lippoun his lönson
ffoz to Delyn þe stotf oute of pion
which in digestond he did holdyn wronart
And his office is call some þe pe had ben kout

A leggid all holw stotelond holle was holde
Off peeps afzich of Bome and notzit of hym
By tretes oppfion and woutf bold
his pom ond led w wempis sone and byme
And pom compellid in payn of liff and lyn
By com lyp mon þe pealme of hym to holde
By homart læste when þe p wold be nolde

And bad hym alo pen ufoze hym upes
At þe compte of Bome his pietit for to stheth
and iff it mycht to finde his pietit wer holle
W onto delay by Juge indurt piftu and tye
his shuld it hand by excesfion Delke
By fensoms of þe chyfth and fols fonte nte
ffoz to obey his hys marqunfentie

No holwylhing Edward
Wytte utgayn to þe paxne in
In swy of lyne leyt a

hym Edward wrotte into þe pepe attape
Zonofate by his lottet meke and DELVE
All his titles and dutees full playne
Nocht in forme noz in effe to se
Noz in his compte no Juge ment to pefuse
Pemelym quell his holl yffapeshed
How zjntus had Albion and did it postede

In hely tyme wight to his fomme he Delvde
Unto his loupne fiftu apperare
his gaffe logges pate hirft pis lyde
To albanaet þe fëmend repeat
he ftaffe Albany stotlond nob denomynate

And to Cambre his yongest son he taffes,
Cambre pate nobl to walis to Jopes and hand

To teryng locynne of logges and to his chyppes
his chyppes and homages to his chyppes
off albanateel and cambres and att peyes
pettely by two and a half of mynd
that which his labbes lytelpid had gon cons mynd
Seth hydpeارد w'oures intyme ion
A fore his tymes p'tome had;p'stacion

A fore his tymes also pat eift was bere
By many yere pe lyng of logges had
Sctelond by eftmente for fante of their pos
And jemempyd lyngs y'wes pe eindwid bad
And epe lyngs pon made w'heytet efflad
Which conti his londis pe gongen mytill bett
And fime did to logges ofte by lett

All spe fime John Faylople I made
lyng of Sctelond as lab and jefson wold
Who made homages to me w'heytet full efflad
And afterward was fal manyffolds
he stroved my lond w'heftes fortais and bolds
When fore I made hrym weyl to the low fayne
to my fentens to come and hrym obeyne

When yen for tespas and jebellyon
he Enpendyd to me mid to my lymes
pe falam of Sctelond and als pe chyppes
pe lorde's att of Sctelond for pem and peyzes
made me homages for pe hys londis
By pe lett written and pe hondis

When for I pen habynitt pe off postession
pe pide of my fangest and Inſition
When I did fol pe fal postession
As pittet and labd wold by my pition
I eftastified my att mynd intoſition
When for please it to yone w'orthi fadheas
wyne amneyest pittet to hand commend indeed

the datt was of j'lett d an yeor.
ett. als and axond p'vith day off may
and of bis jettne pe dyve clere
(W' part polordis in entlond we' pat day

Vite ye fient and many stotie ye stayne
Where ye per toke ye wiffe of lynt tobefte
And his blope Mieselt pe sot to layne
And pe eile of dethel mycht not aftart
And sent pom to pe lyntis we suff tyd haftes
Whome pe lynt kepe affent vy astand
Atte london well to gesse consocytis

Hevy peicy toke the hiepen two
Off lynt tobefte alisaunder p. hert þ highte
to pe Justis pom sante þ hampd was pos.
His ope broppe att london hongid justit
lynt Robert pen segid pe perey fuff wythe
Zut viffyeule hym anou jastowed
And ye freit from hym anou jomeled
lynt Robert Lymd faft he (not Arme) Soulence
Els of Ponsbok and put hym to pe fuithe
Att mettʃon so and felle w molence
Att outſtſinnen in baiteile pedome justit
pe eile of Slonceth Silbest etap pat lyht
the days aft the ſeethed hym in ly
Butt lynt Edward po eile jestmed pay

The lynt Edward w host hym ſonſt full ſo
Zut ay the ſeed into Woddes and ſhayne ſpoſt
And ſelw his mon at ſhatter and damper'd pure
And at maſſers and mypes was up full preſt
Englifhmen to kilt woutten my jast
In po moniteyns and eajtſes he ſelw ay where
And on po myſſet his ſcas the ſrayd ſuſt ſo

The lynt Edward w heſen and homde hym ſoſt
W men on ſote puiſt maſſed moff and my
thiŋſt Woddes al and monitayns w hys puy ſaſt
And end po lynt Edward ingit mon tſette hy
hym ſo to take and by myſſt conqueſ
Zut nat pay myſſet hym ſelle by ſo that he by tayne
he ſat by po ſze w hom pan Montt in po payne

The Edward fo anſer ſſt in daceſſo
And hom alwayd came full ſo und ſo ancyd
And bad his ſon at ſhuld ſo no diſſeſſe
No ſelbeſ take we stotte pat ſo hym noyed
Zut woyd him ay to tyne pa wy diſſoſt
ſtothe ſand pue þ ſhott now ſende hym theſe

And to mytsford castell led pom pum fynth pessyt
and held pom pum in myngrey and strong holde
so tymed per lond þe twellis and so goldo

Which kyngeth two lobbied pom land aboute
that castell held by force and jobsthan
A quarter of A yore W. Jochilis stante
Untt per mes take þem in pur grypione
and to pom hyngete sentt by P. Sutchieone
pat hantid mes as trayted all stynk, hons
in Gildow hye pat at myngre pom sone

Than affe sone of Gufflyn deynbile
lue bype lobe w. at mihabite
as pa mes ffjepus Montt aboute in deile
Bolbynet pom land in fulfyllis Disfute
pe Zyphopoulos plantis of deichm in ceirte
pe sfolled clons ledvyr no thym þem pon
Lentt walde baize worthi per wold not clayme

Lifford p. of Stottland w. power jorast. Dufft nort þide into stotland passyring þem myles outof
The irds edmond pon of Amdledd.
Warden of þ. mache pon constitute
The irds lond of Anget of ymffith
Off his landis hawynit no þefutte
pe londe Damd of dtheft deſtitute
Off his eildome p. londe Dey futt hardy
the londe Nevoit p. londe Zealbomitt manly

Wart þ. power of þe north common
Distroyd pon stotland and bjent
Uppon þe mares oute hynvert lew
Wond f. Wart Wapin by hollu assemt
Off James Soufflas pined as per Montt
W. gretes pedez all way at þ. side
pat per wey fayns agayn to stotland jyde
Mö sowe þ. stotl. bjent northmuheland and þe bishepyche of yorke styn to alreitond and lio
hynget vorte hynys state þe castell and þ. tonne of Bedwike
Sut f. Wart Wajeyn and Doufflas
W. þ. power. bount all northmuheland-
Tyndalle by came stotl. and ffal. pan was
and jad. W. gym pon and bjent pionestaff. land
to alveren and so jad. homd to stoteland
pionest þ. awfes mares abjent it at tisfort onto
and homd per mountt w. onto any dente

The castell pon of Bedwike and þ. tonne
heng. lioht state affe stount and gset deſſonce
W. nore W. pess spaldvyr and tisone

iv.

Then went þaþlum and spencors but two
Witnes þu full sette to Euston vpon tient
When þe Lord lay and spylod þom þon so
þat nought þor went þe ways by on assent
to þaþ so með þor tylste in þe Inteunt
The spencors two fully for to strow
Who at þe jæalme full quietly did noye

At þeonget þrom þe Æthelberd þrom þe
Nerþoðumþry of Gifford and þym fleat
And to þe eile Thomas Æthelberd lett
And to þy þynt þaþt þon to þoneþfet þe
Nether þon was sett vpon þym Iugius not
þe eile Emond of Apnind at þor Justis
and þe Æthel in deplightþor so Æðemys

the eile þwa hedid anow vpon þe hille
and bnyd þwa so in a chapill fayre
heþre þis byð stod at þe þynt þwitt
Whome þe þynt efil amitod to bown hylly
þat wedded þon all to þone Disþary
þe donstæt and þey of þe eke þe wy lacy
Off þyncome so hyamited by þy þynt Æthel

Willeþ ffliz vayon and many soþ hings
In dyne þyng so með and so með hedid
that held W þym or W þis to compereþ þeft
On barlylinow badelif soþ on vpon þe
Dravil and hongid and þeft to foun dede
þogt chfford and John monnlay þajons
hedide þon þway for þe zebellions

the eyle of March f liethard to W moðyn
his son to W for Ingid so for þe son
And by þe þynt of deth þoned með
And þeft þway in þotnatt þons
Into þe toms so for þat soð soþþon
ffo þat þyng forð þe spencors soþ at derted
the Æðem þrom þas butt al hundemayð in dede

to þyng þe þyng to our brother lay þeft
And also his son Edward soon soþarne
for Emyn so to gand at his Inteunt
And for þor Delled soþon in þi viage
þe þyng þon had suspec of þis massie
þor connect of þe spencors þon soþed
As me gomeþ playnly so compiled

Ely.

Algonnd þe lyng dokeþ þ' pen disfond
h'on lond full fonnd and had h'ym selfe anoyd

And chow he had þe peple chide N'dzadv
With hym Westelvaid with chal fald confederaie
By twen hym and þe eple of wmylde
Combed fonsly by fore eade taytowd
When soe þi sied h'ym firste all oppenly
And hongid aft and to london sona
Until þe lyng his chede for eves present

lond þe qndne Jfahett tjed ma雅e of son of þe do mpeffes off þ' eade of h'onalde for h'or son Edward
to hane to miff þe advic of h'or chad lyng chaleed and came to england w'th eade puer to the y'lyng
and f'eu qy's comiect for tjed

Off þe lyng of ffrinnes h'er brothe der
Whos Jfahett accorde for suppoeraie
h'or son fyned wed on of þe dighteth eade
Off þe eple of h'omalde p'at f'ade þe h'or
proueþ whos fede the and h'or son edward
to the pen þe se to england wa'd

Eke edmond of k'unt þon W'ne came
lying edward Crops and f' elme valence
Eple of penlyche which came W'he flohane
And mortryn þe yong milky presene
Henanlde and ffrench w'thete sufficenc
Off peple strongt att Oxwest wh'or lond
When lorde's fel her mate I vndestond

To london pen the and h'or son powre
the comite and tithe for to take
p'at jued gad in myk't myfytte
pe lyng Edward h'or londe and als h'or mat
And m'plume to hope þon for h'or fel
Wher for þe lond ded out of þe eade and
the Quene s'nempe Jefond ny when and than

The lyng pen f'led into þe next cont
She and þe p'ence full soe h'ym pen p'sued
And at zeifedv she hedid as men f' myght
S' h'et spene þe fap þat was jeneved
And f' h'art h'or son þat was t'urned
In bid aftate and eple had ben eate
Off mynch est h'he h'or hed stod a' mat

On h'ut spene: h'or son at heiford take
Was hedid þon and vto london sent
So was edmond þe hedid for h'or fel
Pat was eple of d'inned þe present

nisi hed smyt offffor tye son so wuht hent
pè hædys seet ippa in dynt so sey place
in jecompeace of all pe ofte tryspas

And att London pei hedid pe channicellez
W dymo ope which pei srounde antelw
So did pei als pe lyncet tje zoroy
And þe s sett pei a ple moment all nobl
Ent ferst pei putt þe lynt as all mon houll
In by lyncet woth þe to he holde inwards
to tyme pei se how loided wold adward

Att Which ple moment þe biffhoppis and plus þe
thee Barons als and þe banettons thecres
To lybne worth to pide w comonute
All thomas lees by ple moment holle drent
To suppред up out sefset
the wight þei did for his myfsonnamnes
W hed by cheze and monment comitenamnes

Tha lynt full sad w wordis well adyed
thankid pom att findynq his his aftut þespas
And pate he was of pule not well adyed
to þe pleasup of god whilhe he had space
ne comon most to kreppe in my eate
lie to his wiff had ben at tjelv husband
Entt faloty had qyr exiled out of his lond

Makely he peared þe lordez att þe ple moment
his son admytt vuto þe þesoun
Oon þe vnable was to popryment
and ffonell had senled þe lond wout þeson
his pom bisectt for gilt of his cazyon
his son poser nott jefused and chafitshed
Zutt seft impile by comett molle adyed

Thes lordez en whedy comitenamnes
betort vuto pe ynens and lordez att
pe sead vifst cheze and Word w jepsonnamnes
Off bynt Edward ad yen it was byfalt
his þyer inde and his desye ffy nat
Off which þe lord in pat sam ple moment
betorsed wer of his nobl aijpement

Edward þe puid byng of Engeland and of Francke bestan to seyne þe pere in at eyt
and died in this yea. m. etc. leydyn.

Edward III was born in 1366 and was the third son of Sir Thomas of England, who was a member of the House of Plantagenets. He was named after his father, Edward III, and was born in 1399. As a child, Edward III was very kind to his father, but as a man, he became越来越 domineering and was very jealous of his father. He also had a strong dislike for his brother, who was the heir to the title of King of England.

After the death of his father, Edward III became king. He was very kind to his father, but as a man, he became越来越 domineering and was very jealous of his father. He also had a strong dislike for his brother, who was the heir to the title of King of England. He was very jealous of his father. Edward III was very jealous of his brother, but he also had a strong dislike for his son, who was the heir to the title of King of England.

When he was a boy, Edward III was very kind to his father, but as a man, he became越来越 domineering and was very jealous of his father. He also had a strong dislike for his brother, who was the heir to the title of King of England. He was very jealous of his father. Edward III was very jealous of his brother, but he also had a strong dislike for his son, who was the heir to the title of King of England.

After his father's death, Edward III became king. He was very kind to his father, but as a man, he became越来越 domineering and was very jealous of his father. He also had a strong dislike for his brother, who was the heir to the title of King of England. He was very jealous of his father. Edward III was very jealous of his brother, but he also had a strong dislike for his son, who was the heir to the title of King of England.

When his father became king, Edward III was very kind to him. He was very fond of him, but as a man, he became越来越 domineering and was very jealous of his son. He also had a strong dislike for him. He was very jealous of his son. Edward III was very jealous of his son, but he also had a strong dislike for his son.

By the time he was a man, Edward III was very jealous of his son. He wanted to kill his son, but as a man, he became越来越 domineering and was very jealous of his son. He also had a strong dislike for his son. He was very jealous of his son. Edward III was very jealous of his son, but he also had a strong dislike for his son.

But James Dinglasan, his father, did make which son he produced, and his name was James, and his father was a captain in the army of the King of Spain. And this son of his was called James, and his name was James, and his father was a captain in the army of the King of Spain, and his name was James. And this son of his was called James, and his name was James, and his father was a captain in the army of the King of Spain, and his name was James.

When he was a boy, and sat in school with his friends, some of them were from other countries, and some were from the King's court. And when he was a boy, and sat in school with his friends, some were from other countries, and some were from the King's court. And when he was a boy, and sat in school with his friends, some were from other countries, and some were from the King's court.

And when he was a man, and sat in school with his friends, some were from other countries, and some were from the King's court. And when he was a man, and sat in school with his friends, some were from other countries, and some were from the King's court. And when he was a man, and sat in school with his friends, some were from other countries, and some were from the King's court.

As for himself, he was a son of a captain in the King's court, and his name was James. And his father was a captain in the King's court, and his name was James. And his father was a captain in the King's court, and his name was James. And his father was a captain in the King's court, and his name was James.

By this time he was a man, and sat in school with his friends, some were from other countries, and some were from the King's court. And when he was a man, and sat in school with his friends, some were from other countries, and some were from the King's court. And when he was a man, and sat in school with his friends, some were from other countries, and some were from the King's court.

His father was a captain in the King's court, and his name was James. And his mother was a captain in the King's court, and her name was also James. And his father was a captain in the King's court, and his name was also James. And his mother was a captain in the King's court, and her name was also James.

And this son of his was called James, and his name was James. And his father was a captain in the King's court, and his name was James. And his father was a captain in the King's court, and his name was James. And his father was a captain in the King's court, and his name was James.

And chase that chilpe pat was full femmune
as pe bischop moste wisse did detunne

Zutt yen among yen selfff yel Augt faste my
pe londes yen and faide pe bischop conti
ffualc myncre feste of a woman alway
pat so conti chaps aladp þ was vintenth
and so þe myr wurd pitt camd out of his month
the qved he had juste tisso depeines
off woman's jule and the condemnes

fynne toet lyne smeter in lepiz dyed
to whom his son Sand pon did sudd
And eomned was for lyng and ustyffed
his paff als was eomned quod in de do
lyng edward suft the was pon as I edo
in Boe pon þ was lord mortyn
Wiffabett þe quene was holden doy

Chongh haidenes of which he wafted clene
the hynur tefony and was uoteffyd
ffor which heppy elles of lencast for tene
boofe we gete hodes ad pon was forfeffd
to h and wiftond and eely h and yelhed-
the wantonnes of hest mortyn
pat was pat tymo þ hynur playffo

Bunt geted he was to sitte in joste and pees
Not wiftondynet at pe coronacion
Off hynur edward chafe he was wente leef
his estode pan for good inforacion
Off pe hynur jyste and prouacion
Bunt quene fubkeff and þe mortyn
Wolde noth suffre no while þ so it woy

Edmond Weste þ yen was ale of kout
By hynur edward of camazdun geate
What þeþe he was by quodne Wfabett outeott
and mortyn is mynsey and gote aftate
drested was and stode yepnudiats
And hedid þo agayn þe eomond affeunt
at Wyntesþ for mitted in plemon
a byþ he had hightet thow of bispetome
the of northfolke and iwyll of england
that of his deth made non gectenyon

and and

ffor londas aft the estetet of p'land
ffull sofy ayef, but noteth pe toke onond
ffo non to edyn W'ont pe eustet yate
he stode condemned at jepndiato

Whom pon at edyn el bop of j'usfahely
Sotiy of his hed for istond pe londes pand
And common aft weq displeafid inwardes
At notynghim fons afte ye begans
Wheyl mætynid pe efto of march pand
Arested w'or and his fons f'ord
And to pe tamps of londor p'ont p'erway

On saut And j'aw day pe weath and hom
At london and by dom of pe pliment
At w'offon lholden by p'esset fong
Sny symond bedfferd was by pe affontt
Spait and hongid pe for p'ontt
And fio p'ionsen bis mops his jefimed
His lond aft for the had so consumed

His tyeas fontt and aft his etsete p'teget
His p'ut hin tother Dowr and nomoz
To fave pe on at pe fflses mynons dovesles
Whezr the died and bingd was et p'esset
At london nob full fayze and joridently
But pe the dwellid lont full hongely by

Edward Baufonk to stoteland p'ont W'ont
And w' hym p'ontt f'effeay. W'iffarls
Clamunt to be eft of his hole intonnt
Off Augos p'an at eomeles compiles
Suy heyy Zawdomatt also W'ontt p' while
His heitarps to eftet and to conque
The eildome of Anflyingthim should be his ele:

Hepp p'ay Edward boifonk W'ont
Galway to claynd as for his heitarps
By fthys p'or W'ont all hols by on affent
At j'abens f'ew and londed w' effet cosatz
At tynkeheine w'ole in ffye by aft fmasbлатte
Sam Strabulay eft of ntehellis by justit
W' pem pend wentt for his lond fer to fight

the wey accomprid n u ffirstyrnt mon
And fyde hund jet h' by fide pe mynnd
At pe londyn p'or f'ynnis h'ont jittit pow
And horend fone and fankt at fode fayceps

per thesse pom selfe of this and strong polver
thente he now hede of shippe, this and that
punt londway jide for at the stort dayne

than to the non freid no: put consideracion
off this and soles no of this multitud
and so: for lordes do now of common engagemen
put put so cause to god exsclustude
and in pe ome hond soliciutude
at the lyckgoinne pom faste it so elde of ffeffe
sistomeفت hym and fled away with lyffe

hie mon wer styns vppon po feld jegon
pom hobe bym po bastard pom po tsmd
the lord seton w power come mon
and new bataule pom tsabe w multipl pade
put noblysed wey yn on po sid
which styns wey ant for per weld take non
excepte po chestence pat fflced niby on

The hym Edward bauld it w lues polver
To sump molyn althay pom suth wentt
Whey ou Cluny po stort pom somblid my
xli of full pides in po outeunt
and all wey styn w onto sump online unt
pe eld of maje and po eld of mappay
po eld of cappike and menthe dyed p day

And aftir some at Diplynt mose mett
Sey meett bym w e my mffew
pat styn woz po and to po esth dom bett
pe entoust hond po felds put day full eld
pe ordynance wens to take no presond
Whey for pom flew po stort w onto my
leste new battailt come on pom in lyb

At pes batelles affor y ben Wexton
Swey m stortes styn and monte fide
Wey mose w pres and aftirward wad Wexton
pom w manny hond pe wey so feld multiplied
Jethen of othe of pide so ped
w onto pide of mechall homanmice
pu smoed weze by po contrapainice

And but two fwy st and med p: as序
which se wey ded of enost h. polver
in pom battalor fanght w ap swerd and freys
At Diplynt mose from tem po found jese eld

On both sides per jode and faste distroyde
And to Zerwike Edward bauld aft came
And seft it and felfy wild anepeyd
to which Edward of Engtond wightes fame
And wight hoftes and lay þo att þe fumes
the douglas pen and dinbair w powez.
Northumbrelond all throughe byerte full echem

To halidome hitt per come wath þe piers
Zerwike castelt and tonne fato festlawes
Wher to onye hoftes full ofte þe man made affrayed
Both day and obyne and mojoues o; day seyn
Bitt þon þe hynget of Engtond to pom spes
the hynget also of stetelond w his mynget
ffull fone pat day in battel did yer ffirstet

Wher Edward two had all þe vintages
the jolliest all of stetelond þe weif slayne
thrynty and wittes pom liggand by
off men of aimes and atchels dede cayne
than in þe yeres next aft for to sayne
at nighte aftsett Edward hynget of stetelond
his homans did to þe hynget of Engtond
ffor which þe commones of stetelond did hynget
and fels þis men pat his into Engtond come
and fartes an hoftes and jodes vpon his fœd
prouingly And prouingly by lay and cifyingthiij
Eagles and Castews fels all the famides at hame
þe hynget Edward of Engtond w powel
prouingly Sovereand so did to ftydelyd estes
and both þer mete þe wightes rraduas
and hame þe come distroyed aft pway
and other yer in July for to sey jesse
Stetelond aftgayn w hoft þe land affray
At Saint Jogn tonne þe mett in fone ay
And þe per made þe eyle of atchelis jorget
Whampes commonis felfy fels and stiout
hynget Edward sant aft in an ofþe yere
In may beþe lontafy a nobil hynget
to stetelond wight hoftes of toode powez.
And aftward as þe come w myn fill mynght
to saynt John tonne and on þe mouthes pittet
prouingly amay to chynne Silnejnes and jesses
prouche onnes montane myjes and mosse
hynget Edward þon came hom into Engtond.
And eclayned his son Edward nonyn nattes

A of þe batel of halidome hitt
and hol Edward Zayloul and
homans leames to hynget edward
of Engtond

["The Prince of Wales, his fifth son, was born on the 17th of January, 1573. He was created Viscount ofDerbyshire, and a baronet of.uk. He was also made a member of the Privy Council, and was created a Viscountess of the Council in 1585. He was made a baronet in 1586, and his son, the first Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1601. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1601, and was created a Viscount in 1603. He was made a baronet in 1604, and his son, the second Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1620. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1620, and was created a Viscount in 1625. He was made a baronet in 1626, and his son, the third Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1643. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1643, and was created a Viscount in 1648. He was made a baronet in 1649, and his son, the fourth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1665. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1665, and was created a Viscount in 1670. He was made a baronet in 1671, and his son, the fifth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1687. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1687, and was created a Viscount in 1692. He was made a baronet in 1693, and his son, the sixth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1710. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1710, and was created a Viscount in 1715. He was made a baronet in 1716, and his son, the seventh Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1733. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1733, and was created a Viscount in 1738. He was made a baronet in 1739, and his son, the eighth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1757. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1757, and was created a Viscount in 1762. He was made a baronet in 1763, and his son, the ninth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1779. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1779, and was created a Viscount in 1784. He was made a baronet in 1785, and his son, the tenth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1791. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1791, and was created a Viscount in 1796. He was made a baronet in 1797, and his son, the eleventh Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1814. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1814, and was created a Viscount in 1819. He was made a baronet in 1820, and his son, the twelfth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1837. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1837, and was created a Viscount in 1842. He was made a baronet in 1843, and his son, the thirteenth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1860. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1860, and was created a Viscount in 1865. He was made a baronet in 1866, and his son, the fourteenth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1882. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1882, and was created a Viscount in 1887. He was made a baronet in 1888, and his son, the fifteenth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1905. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1905, and was created a Viscount in 1910. He was made a baronet in 1911, and his son, the sixteenth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1928. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1928, and was created a Viscount in 1933. He was made a baronet in 1934, and his son, the seventeenth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1951. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1951, and was created a Viscount in 1956. He was made a baronet in 1957, and his son, the eighteenth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1974. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1974, and was created a Viscount in 1979. He was made a baronet in 1980, and his son, the nineteenth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 1997. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1997, and was created a Viscount in 2002. He was made a baronet in 2003, and his son, the twentieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2019. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2019, and was created a Viscount in 2024. He was made a baronet in 2025, and his son, the twenty-first Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2042. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2042, and was created a Viscount in 2047. He was made a baronet in 2048, and his son, the twenty-second Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2065. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2065, and was created a Viscount in 2070. He was made a baronet in 2071, and his son, the twenty-third Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2088. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2088, and was created a Viscount in 2093. He was made a baronet in 2094, and his son, the twenty-fourth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2111. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2111, and was created a Viscount in 2116. He was made a baronet in 2117, and his son, the twenty-fifth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2134. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2134, and was created a Viscount in 2139. He was made a baronet in 2140, and his son, the twenty-sixth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2157. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2157, and was created a Viscount in 2162. He was made a baronet in 2163, and his son, the twenty-seventh Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2180. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2180, and was created a Viscount in 2185. He was made a baronet in 2186, and his son, the twenty-eighth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2203. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2203, and was created a Viscount in 2208. He was made a baronet in 2209, and his son, the twenty-ninth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2226. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2226, and was created a Viscount in 2231. He was made a baronet in 2232, and his son, the thirty-first Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2249. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2249, and was created a Viscount in 2254. He was made a baronet in 2255, and his son, the thirty-second Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2272. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2272, and was created a Viscount in 2277. He was made a baronet in 2278, and his son, the thirty-third Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2295. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2295, and was created a Viscount in 2300. He was made a baronet in 2301, and his son, the thirty-fourth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2318. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2318, and was created a Viscount in 2323. He was made a baronet in 2324, and his son, the thirty-fifth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2341. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2341, and was created a Viscount in 2346. He was made a baronet in 2347, and his son, the thirty-sixth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2364. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2364, and was created a Viscount in 2369. He was made a baronet in 2370, and his son, the thirty-seventh Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2387. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2387, and was created a Viscount in 2392. He was made a baronet in 2393, and his son, the thirty-eighth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2410. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2410, and was created a Viscount in 2415. He was made a baronet in 2416, and his son, the thirty-ninth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2433. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2433, and was created a Viscount in 2438. He was made a baronet in 2439, and his son, the fourteenth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2456. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2456, and was created a Viscount in 2461. He was made a baronet in 2462, and his son, the fifteenth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2479. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2479, and was created a Viscount in 2484. He was made a baronet in 2485, and his son, the sixteenth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2502. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2502, and was created a Viscount in 2507. He was made a baronet in 2508, and his son, the seventeenth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2525. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2525, and was created a Viscount in 2530. He was made a baronet in 2531, and his son, the eighteenth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2548. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2548, and was created a Viscount in 2553. He was made a baronet in 2554, and his son, the nineteenth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2571. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2571, and was created a Viscount in 2576. He was made a baronet in 2577, and his son, the twentieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2594. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2594, and was created a Viscount in 2600. He was made a baronet in 2601, and his son, the twenty-first Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2618. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2618, and was created a Viscount in 2623. He was made a baronet in 2624, and his son, the twenty-second Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2641. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2641, and was created a Viscount in 2646. He was made a baronet in 2647, and his son, the twenty-third Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2664. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2664, and was created a Viscount in 2669. He was made a baronet in 2670, and his son, the twenty-fourth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2687. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2687, and was created a Viscount in 2692. He was made a baronet in 2693, and his son, the twenty-fifth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2710. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2710, and was created a Viscount in 2715. He was made a baronet in 2716, and his son, the twenty-sixth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2733. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2733, and was created a Viscount in 2738. He was made a baronet in 2739, and his son, the twenty-seventh Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2756. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2756, and was created a Viscount in 2761. He was made a baronet in 2762, and his son, the twenty-eighth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2779. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2779, and was created a Viscount in 2784. He was made a baronet in 2785, and his son, the twenty-ninth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2802. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2802, and was created a Viscount in 2807. He was made a baronet in 2808, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2825. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2825, and was created a Viscount in 2830. He was made a baronet in 2831, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2848. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2848, and was created a Viscount in 2853. He was made a baronet in 2854, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2871. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2871, and was created a Viscount in 2876. He was made a baronet in 2877, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2894. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2894, and was created a Viscount in 2900. He was made a baronet in 2901, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2918. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2918, and was created a Viscount in 2923. He was made a baronet in 2924, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2941. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2941, and was created a Viscount in 2946. He was made a baronet in 2947, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2964. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2964, and was created a Viscount in 2969. He was made a baronet in 2970, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 2987. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 2987, and was created a Viscount in 2992. He was made a baronet in 2993, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3010. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3010, and was created a Viscount in 3015. He was made a baronet in 3016, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3033. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3033, and was created a Viscount in 3038. He was made a baronet in 3039, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3056. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3056, and was created a Viscount in 3061. He was made a baronet in 3062, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3079. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3079, and was created a Viscount in 3084. He was made a baronet in 3085, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3102. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3102, and was created a Viscount in 3107. He was made a baronet in 3108, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3125. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3125, and was created a Viscount in 3130. He was made a baronet in 3131, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3148. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3148, and was created a Viscount in 3153. He was made a baronet in 3154, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3171. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3171, and was created a Viscount in 3176. He was made a baronet in 3177, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3194. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3194, and was created a Viscount in 3200. He was made a baronet in 3201, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3218. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3218, and was created a Viscount in 3223. He was made a baronet in 3224, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3241. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3241, and was created a Viscount in 3246. He was made a baronet in 3247, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3264. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3264, and was created a Viscount in 3269. He was made a baronet in 3270, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3287. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3287, and was created a Viscount in 3292. He was made a baronet in 3293, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3310. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3310, and was created a Viscount in 3315. He was made a baronet in 3316, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3333. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3333, and was created a Viscount in 3338. He was made a baronet in 3339, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3356. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3356, and was created a Viscount in 3361. He was made a baronet in 3362, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3379. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3379, and was created a Viscount in 3384. He was made a baronet in 3385, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3402. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3402, and was created a Viscount in 3407. He was made a baronet in 3408, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3425. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3425, and was created a Viscount in 3430. He was made a baronet in 3431, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3448. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3448, and was created a Viscount in 3453. He was made a baronet in 3454, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3471. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3471, and was created a Viscount in 3476. He was made a baronet in 3477, and his son, the thirtieth Earl ofDerbyshire, was created a Viscount in 3494. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 3494,

the ke stambe fleyd and shave the jamt was two yore
the hepepe by the lithe pietet to conque

to help the king his pietet to conque

Not ane by the land Edward smote pe bate of ye se
att Selmse by side by and how he lyd first
hade mite fframme and quarted his ymbe of fframme
and in his ye met aftir yon fontone
att Selmse he hent facte We the fench pialys
offe nond to obey and to ye mo ne ad was fone
weye att weySONne and playne myrgethen
and by the Edward went to fframme hafely
with his full eetee Disaunce by land and hent
the tree of turmys hafesed and phent
by twen pom two

than porres he to the lyne Philip of framme
Not namme unt by the lyne of pete land
Punt to Philip of walons for the lande
Willyne alow, ye two to take on hond
to fighte for the cause and for to stond
Who hathe poyt for en to holde fframme
Went to wepp or any more in fframme

Dich pel two erps wu and C. hysenth
And if ped was pleas of gry not to accept
Tond wu hie hest and at the hys fangest wythens
To the eetee of Emnay now accepte
he acayn day In stely to be feppe
And wth the fold may gete by the well fframme
Went to more stupe or any varyamme

poyne pon Wrote Unto the lyne Edward agapne
pat he wold not for the leftes first
Might toeth not by the lyne Philip in agayn
Zunt Philip walons as the wett well to ysete
to which he wold seyt neye day ne woght
Zunt when he poyt it for his hon
his hund gry enas Alay w oute fcom
Out of Emnay which Wrongfully he seldeth
Agayn his faith feante made and homage
to his Ancestres by left as he seldeth
And he his pales of tholse and esode final lees
for Emnay and his on hertatres
And fis Emnate mite barbaw agayn
the lyne Edward in wrytt Did Somaund

to the pape jula and Disposicion
Off goode deere for paine two ealdynely
to take a jula by good poyson
Duzing two yea for two pom ponals
And his frend pat wey ynpaticct
than came he lyne Edward into Emnland
his office is now made I hond of fonde

ffoz whom I was made a prince alone, and whom some call faire
Some say he is a god, and whom some call a man

And who can say he is not the same but who can say he is not
By Elizabeth, his first wife, whom he married
Edward married to Edward, his son, and his son
The elder of the children, his firstborn son,
Who gates on him, and who takes him away,
And Elizabeth, wedded to my lord,
And he, who once was his lordship's kinsman,
Off his northumbland, which two both gave and son,
We will again, and we will be his heirs and heirs
By you and me, so far as it may please you,
In many a seal, and many a kiss to give,
Off his murder, and all the rest unseal,
Which may long since he has to separate
From his name, and from his title to be called
Prince of Wales, of noble birth

And of his prince Edward was well known
How he was married to his first wife,
By his pet name, the pet name of his first
By his true name, the true name of his first
To his lordship's best man, and so on
To his lordship's best man, and so on
By his true name, the true name of his first
By his true name, the true name of his first

And in my year, a full two years
That he was a prince and also a king
By his true name, the true name of his first
By his first name, the true name of his first
And his title, and all the rest unseal
By his title, the title of his first
After his name, and after his name

And in my year of this reign, my reign
That he was a prince and after his name
By his true name, the true name of his first
By his first name, the true name of his first
And his title, and all the rest unseal
By his title, the title of his first
After his name, and after his name

Now he from his pay'd depart'd pen made
poynt his petro to the hym his destifter two
pe hold his liftt Same constance as he de
to Cuke John Wedd'd his lift he'd to lede
pe pay't his liftt Same I sailett by name
pe Cuke Edmond of yorke wedd'd of myne fam'

And in pay'd a full fully option
O that eke fifty and al so fomented
poynt Edward died as well as weet
at kinglyton which was his place then
and bused wic att camituy as many on'ne
By take hym holle to tnod or spoynted
after his nidey to suffis his poynt styan

And in pay'd of crift meazimation
in holle and att signeffied
the poynt people by an information
fifty and two clere noteffied
Syt sefene so had hym viatoried
and dissoffe hym oute from aft his sepon
pat na' poynt anythe han'd done by poyntevon

In June the next day express
A was when he died from his world express

As he seend his lyng of england and offframes bestran to regne þe yei of ccc herde and was deposed by element in pereze in ccc Lyaues þe yei of this jegne.

Jesard his hert ye son of pince Edwards
Jennuned was pann att solomnys
By att ye fordes and bayons holle awarde
Obeynt holle puto his maestye
(Who pat tyne was in tend) att Jum into
Off ye were fully accoutred of age
When he had so his cionne and herytayn

And lyng was called of england and offframes
In Jum þe day full cene

Off erst daie (W)onten paryannes

In ccc. ccc. sixty to nighens

And pere yere þe wech to be leden

When þe two jesués ffall to hym by disteute

deneyst hryng to lyng Edward þe excellent

And in poynt a nif ccc mo
Drey adioynt and þat att ey
the thyrd pesteflones jettued in england so
So for þe moste pere of pere peple clone
Dyed alway as pightet þe jesués was son
And of his jegne of england and offframes
the pere yei wild by Bay jembyannes

Off the pere of pere common off kent and of Essey þe yei of ccc herde and att mydefon and þe capreues jale straft of kent and wat tyler of Essey and jale seve.

And of his jegne in Jum þe ffeffes yere
And of ony ford ar þou accoutred

TET ABO IN and oon full cleer

tis common yosse a c. af. uncomitted
Off kante and Essey (which þe tym supnomited)
the lyng powe: and att þe hys astat
ffor which þe fordes fffled þou as exilatiu

And leffes þe lyng Alcon pon myt tom

W'te nitebishops of camitjenty þos

And þe prion to lioh his cionne

Off clerk nwaet which þe common hedred poy

And broght þe lyng first þe yon to eeu
thei axed hym att London to be fffee

And ray now now aft en payd to be

Tha ayed the jake straft and wat tyler

N cardus
S candus

to be made Dukes of Essex and Kent
Do rule pe hrynt pons furti in pees and o'rey
ffor pe be wised of solatryment
thus tolde pen to pe hynys all pe oont sent
the which hig granitt in aft puit ly and by
ffer he diust ne poyntt pen pem domy

Dfforze Jake straib p hyny stode pen hode lesse
Off which walweth pe meyz of londou tyes
A resoned hyn pon of his gye levdens
A w d ages in fynthisfeld pons hyn flow
the crezen of hyn pen strongly dzalo
And flew pons domd and puit pen to fflight
and brothyr pe hynit into his ares justit

The comons hjent p Duyoy a paleys forze
ffor zedt wold pey had wito Duk Joh
When forze he fffed northward into Disperze
Into Scotland for succe had he pion
In england pon to whom he diust mak pion
And y abode to comonib all woy ceased
In england holle and aft pons lond well peased

The day of man next folowpynt
and on y puit with as tronchis in his eab
pe dat of cist af wad be yny
et al as fony stero and two on jolde
pe ezth qua c pons which p tyne Jnab
pat castell pvalib to pion and ftopils fest
housd and tyees and agast from p hitt

and my pere as fer as hyn (he wedd)
Que ne dins appon pon saynct Imes p ston
pat daughte to wad as thans fand and jed
Vnto p hynit of Dain and empo
Sust as so wito his Outreisso
pe empo of home p hig homin thrist
who to hynit hewt in england come full justit

Ró hawhing he dyent into Scotlande pe yel an eet leddyn of his eeme þe wy and holle cento two Dukis of yorke and of Clonelyn

And m paye of cist af so
et al as my and so þo titt
And of his eeme pe yel and me
the hing (uchard) wh hoft puit at his puit

Off we poput ffordened the pon pely medd
to stanith pe folke pat for hym epe dclam'd

The pon drest thome eft of wadwike
And eft the of diendet no fees
pe lord Ibbi full tsev and also manlike
ffor Iged hym by streth of anon and pos
the eft of wadwike his name for to distees
Vnto pe fte off man in for prefeone
Off diendet p' else hiedid for tjeason

The foad eobhīm into p'sone poput
In pe tome to byde for o'more
Att impotefmasso pon did by fallo
p' hynge pon helde his effect plement pe
att West and where p' hynge unifed for
att p' blakeheth A Grandeth in anon
to make p' comons for to fed hym pon

Att whicht plementt he mado p' eft of da:by
Lke of hefford and eft of buttelond alfo
Off Almarie Loke eft of kent Loke of Empe
pe eft of chuntyndon Loke of depeff pe
pe eft ma:chatt he mado und nonco
Loke of northfolke pus we'p' eft ffyve
Off nob eate und non but was Substantyde

He mado pe eft off Donfott Ma:qwylfe
Off do:ſett pon p' John Reaufford pat hight
Off poore lyvelod pit Ma: p' tym don'te loffe
ſom eft ne't he mado und man'to don'te lffo
w' ſverd' I' yst pe lorde' ſone von hight
pat eate was pon eft of ſſtontyſt
Thom' D'p also eft off Wore costyf

The lorde Melvill yen eft of Westindland
Wille Scype eſſe of Wilſtyn eate
that chumblen was pon Iudford
And trescei of onglond ordinate
the's in eſſe we' pus conserye
than all pe' Only and eſſe W' many mas
Off lorde's pomitt he had ny w' hyn ſoo

Difſhopp'd thrytton he held pon ſu'th eſt day
Zuond many und many adroathi houſt he

Am mat of troddis to gesynne

Jevide men p[ro]w for in clarkis clopping

Difſinfes ſſaue in ſorme of elaz[er]wise
thei p[er]ſhyne ſuſ full lail[le] enſoſmyne

In laſt Devyns or els in god ſinne

But p[er]ſt practiſſe p[er]w for in conetyſe

theſe yet to make ſuſ full ſſets collection

In homs in ſtede of ſanſis coveencyon

Etere leechey and ſſoſmation

W[as] m[ey] ſions and uſſo nere Alwens

Off p[er]ma[n]s w[as] grete conſolation

Off y[er] depth[es] well more of playe

then off p[er] temp[ate] pen off p[er] chedalme

Etere tare my p[er]h[ym]t take p[er]ſon all p[er]lond

ſſon which common[er] ly[er]tred both ſons and bond

In my p[er]ſaunce of heirſord p[er] ſon of northſolks, more ſonned onto of southland

And m[ey] yet al[wa]rde

my and p[er] to with all a[ight]ene

And of his patne p[er] every y[er]

pe[er] ſon heepe of heirſord as was ſon

art condut[er] in h[ap]pens a[imed] aleng

Adap[er]d p[er] ſon of northſolks for t[he] season

Whiſch both p[er]h[ym]t exn[ed] ſro the p[er]ſation

The ſon heepe exn[ed] p[er]w for y[er]e

the toſe p[er]w also for t[er]mas of lond

per[er] died ſon p[er]w p[er]n[ym]ſe land ond bez

Antt ſon heepe exn[ed] p[er]w by libe

libe as p[er] q[om]et[es] land oppinly diſhyde

ſſon y[er]e h[oll]s for to abide in ſſſramen[es]

And to v[o]ide p[er] p[al]ming w[er] onto myn[nes]

J[u]pon p[er] p[ayn] of decol[ation]

And h[ym]t ſon p[er]w by ſone ſa[n]t Edward Day

In octob[er] called the transp[ation]

J[u]pon p[er]w which day p[er] h[ap]p[ud] ſu[n]th his may

art cal[an]ys londed and ſo j[ode] on alway

Unto p[ap]s w[hen] he w[as] fayn p[er]cept[es]

W[er] ſondes many and worſhipp[il] w[as] ontes

Jnlencon next ſon p[er] John his ſſad D[ie]d

Off lontan[ty] of w[an]kenes and of agen

Entomb[ed] ſa[n]es at p[er] ſa[n]t P[on]ſis dy[en]d

H[is] the[er] in ſſu[n]m[es] ſh[ul]d h[an]d his h[er]itar[es]

In may pen next p[er] h[ym]t w[er] Baronasso

To land p[er]w w[er] h[os]ſ and t[his] p[ad]ver

["there were ye which be upon us for a season,\nto clayme no more but his body, his heritage\nthe same landes and his wif, and his contentment,\nand to lay downe both his taxes and talents\nwhile he was a hym yet hee left all his goods\nand all his assets, and himselfe in plenty,\nyea, so it may be said, and he is to have assent", "his friends also, as he dyed, his移居者\nand his good and his like, and his\nand his friends, and his friends for his\nand he made out of his house, and his\nand officers, off his goods, and his\nand his house like his estate, and all\nand his other properties in his\nand", "than you see so first, to be known to your\nsir, and than also if he were known\nand he did not but his best friend\nand you and his friends, and all of us\nand all of us made of people, and so\nwhich were his wares, and come to be known\nand you are first, and then, and so on", "In my time, while he was able to write\nand write, and while he was in Conduit\nand there, and while he was in his land\nand keepest him there, and him in his way\nand still speak to each other, and the\nand so to London, from his country, and so\nand so to London,

fior hey and ezeine wel tost both two in sey

Which made threie darth of carleth mozayn
And Ewen tyn chilys and mounitayn
dhopes hyn full stynget þe hynn worth ay in vayn
The hynn myttet nott butt einneþ holde þo pleyned
And wraet his adon ford shipe and his deaeneð
And full geset þos alwen had occupysed
By papes so an walis and victozyde

The eile heppen of moresynn blond
Brestht to þe hynn his pleson
The zild of ffesse þras þen / Und zestond
Hap onto þe Suke of Albany full cleze
Reuent ytt was of stolond w' onto þos
Aunt þe heppy his son þou þrold nott byung
His pleson in ne wisse to þe hynn

Butt to þe hynn his prayed for moreyn
That jam sonne myttet his bonn his fsend so
His saide nay for his was take þos and
By his content and t season to und fse
Whom his þrold nott coufforte for to ow so
His putes lond is ne his alvay to distroy
If so he had tset to est he should hynn mepe

The hynn hynn filamyd for his toke nott alon
Whan he came to hynn his affir auene
And he answered þanto þe hynn at fayne
He myght nott kone so his affir auene
To shame hynn self w' sueth a waz anue
The þy hynn filamed hynn for his pleson
The eld Donglas for cause so his was nott þo

And sand his fthuld hynn ffett butt his hynn fand
As heppy saith no gret for moreyn
His wiffþiþropþe he wentt away butynd
To barwike so and affine come no more
A ffed þon mett at schrewesüny in ffag
When þen þey faicht for cause of his entent
His þposed had moreyn his coronameut

The lorde all of outlond had hynn myttet
And Ewen also owd þoneþ þym to mette
Except þo eld of staford yont to ffight
þe þo lett And þo seale mette

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afford ye day affixed pat was so
By ye self yen of northumbieland
pat ye self pon wem ye self hane stond

W'of lordis þ' over to yem affent
Hut þo bishop and þe self me that
Waz slaynd affoie ye day of affignment
By twen pom made affoie in speyath
Hedid wer yen með yorke al þon did falt
On John kamplelv and fir willin plompton

W'pe bishepe We hedi ye for theason

W'how pe ford hastyng po lorde if ancongingo and f John Colvyle of the daft and his
make and f John (h)iffith W' hedid at Dymyn by þe lynt for þe eft of northumbieland and
pen he gate þe self castellis and stofis of vii hedis at Lardviko ...

the lordis hastyng at Dymyn W'as pen take
the lorde ff Antonbergo to esedn in compamy
On John Colvyle of þe daft and his maſto
On John (h)iffith pat hwygh (h)or full manly
to ye selfe of northumbieland opyntly
W'he hedi þe all fontis vpon a day
And werhworth jemevid in gлет a day

W'as þe castell w'm alweo w'or yold
Vuto pe lynt affent þ' affalthe ſail and pio
the castellaynes to paffo ſide w'heq þe wold
W'thor and hapnes w' onto chalenge mores
then to aluedvike po lynt jemevid pozo
W'hep þe enpreynes vuto þe lynt pon font
Myn Lardviko ond þe self hane is his enternt

Sowent þe pen to Lardviko w' onto delay
W' affante and sthott of eomess ſront þ' w'ere
he had it pen and þe hedi on a day
po Zapon son of Gzaptoko taken þe
On heppo Zawton and blentensone þ' fop
And ppendygest jano on þe sae also
And t'nyl þ' or of ſiuerst tw
To aluedvike pon þe lynt layd pere dagayn
W' onto affante by holl' condoney
Hepp þey of athet þe heatt ſfdayn
And f' willin (h)ifford w' onto distension
the castell yold at þe lynt condoneynd
W' hied and hained w' onto impaitment
D' fferffet of allis Imixedyment

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By cause to hym per my so vubeld
pem to hane flapne he comanided ye ichapeyr,
his presoner to bill pem in c'tayn

To which Gilbert Uniffied his e of lyme
Asmed for all his seles and þ men
pey fchild all dye to red? at atyme
Of ye presoner so fchild he flapn pem
And þ pat toke pe feld as folke did hom
W all þ men and all þ presoner to
be die þ pem as worshyp it jeqmjes

He fnde peidver nott comyn þ dw as londheis
to bill pe folke in maraet or in fayze
Ne pem to zelle butt as azmes yqquynd
pem to ryme W out any difpey
as presoner aske homd agayn y depey
ffor fyme paynyn as laib of azmes with
And nott on feeld or anket pem to feld

W'home f John Gray ab his cosyn dey
And all entisht w many on of ffrauntes
W þ preseuer sffull ffamlye
Eacard m feld w fufft strong ordynames
more like to fight pem to make obeysannte
And feld pe eile of lyme for pe cheftone
to liffe and die und hu band c'tayn

The Onke Philip fufft of sapient
Sulb his mandhade and hingrthys his cozaris
Leth was to lese his nobles adutent
By teerp and by op tende messagges
Off preseuer Granutt pem to do advanitare
And w þym w þeke wut this ffeileishyp
as eile of lyme prelayned of menne worflyp

pen aftir one on English men anoue
Came home agayn w þine and thisete jedvazde
Whom pem pe Onke by lett esmend anoue
In w ritynt speci es yde w hutt indvazde
Sito pe pynne pat sent pem to hym swaide
And thanked þym zately of his smee
In his wessys fliedwed agayn his enemys

The hym diſtinate pe p'ince from his conneſt
And fete my ford Sw thomas in his ſtede
Cheiffe of conneſt for þe hym moze abanil
ſſor which þe p'ima of aratho and wilſul hede

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Alheow f John

the day it was of Asnall so
Witt stozem'd folk and hayfistes gytere also
Oldeastell lord Cobham was bient for hezelye arayn pe ffast
Jubie fast yeere pe fonde cobham hezene
Tonsfied was wyfowles in sapient
Agayn pe church uroſe and was fail hig
Jyt hame Dizfired by pe encendement
Haud nonſit pe hyn't made pen ſmpoſement
And puſt hym ſto pe fett by grode direction
pat ſambled woz' by gytere Inſuppeſt you

That ſſied pe fonde Cobham heſpione
To walio so wyfowles in man and
my ſynt in his oppyryon venemous
Haw pat he muntſt Dizfroy pe church anone
Zutt ſto pat ſett in heven ilbouz alone
Endwning his hez't nafy'd of all grode encent
Lete hym bo take to hame his ſuſeemint

And puſt he was to pſons in pe tom
Off which he did uſtape adway by my ſint
And take my ſayn Wim an hony
And aftne ſons Dampned by fail and pitt
ſter hezelye by all pe electhe in ſintſter
And bient he was to anſhis dde and pate
prout hent liffes puſ come he in gytere bale

The houz he was joined and enoypitt
he chounſed was of all his olde condicion
ſſull ſotuon pe Wox ſto poynt to poynt
Eounded all pion in his de oppyryon
ſſay paffingely w' onto compy ſone
pen ſett oppon all pitt and conſtancio
A new man made by all grode oppymentes

He taffe haw pen of trnde denoacion
All men to offe to Bischay chapeo ſprſſe
W onto lanynt of any inſtition
He pitted also of his hie watchme
To lay pe hyn't hee w' Aime danteles
his wiff pe pitt was at w' hyn't buied
he hyn't the hym ſet to had ſampſied

And ſto pe ſieſ of lanſay wherew he lay
he carried hym to westu in anone
And buad hym of jentel gytere Agay
Witt's po quene Anon it commes of undut pion

Nunc pe bette of Bayne off
suppe, þ taken in pe see aftre
pe mouth of Samos

An epe metles þen did dyftre
Pum was he made fynest of þe furety
Dit his desye as fauth pe epe metles

The fynst font pon pe biko vnto pe sae
Off wadford pat na eft saule
To vitale gesflete Wys gley of meche nolae
The Elde mehtatt w onto am fflylest
Wys eftel almed in plate and mailles
Off opford waz wike and huityngeton
Off Sulfsbury Sevynshen and many akayone

Off alndest also pes erles aft
Wey in pat fflete vnto nomme of men
Re in bazoldis did yemanke
On ony lady day at affimpacion pen
All pes lades w many wortes in
pe vay of pe fynst was pen dpress
Wlichen þe one myne þom mett at Bayne dauteles

The fastht full forsoffafforþe witt of Bayne
W suppe folde meill stffied and uayde
And many oýn fliptsoff of chysparne
Faireis balyngers and galeis (n)affund
Which proudeþe zame vpon oýn fliptsoff vntoyd
And by þe ayne þe saule aduiled woyl fett
they ouðmys slaynd mbattett and forso batt

And many drounne woy pat day in þis sae
pat as ony flote jode pen poulway
Vnto pe fflofta meest of hev natimede
pe bodper flattes unoutt ony fliptsoff day
ffull fetvions wasand to se þem ay
pat thousandde woye and as þem þou talde
pat tation woy in þis sam bate tt bade

And which meen while oýn fliptsoff lay
It was such calmde w into am wynde
We unwight not saule nor þe pens paft almy
Wheze for þe Faleis eft day þe son w ffrend
Wes many alwaye vs did se þem wynde
W wild fore offes affuiled as day and wyright
To be knowne one fliptsof in pat por vouth of wyright

The fflete came homð pen at one lady day
ffsome Bayne which tyme pe fynst pohad woynde
pe Empo pen to Faleis and his way
And homð astynn wus comð justit meill payed
Off þo meðfaire of þem wertyn fflete affuiled

he had it last of which he was full fayne
And to be it to vunifſed him as of ſtune
To hand for end and new forthwith as ſo ſtune

Samue and Zymſtoyn pate that he myſtelyth
And mortem alſo wher he buke was by ſtyned
Of Zymſtoyn pon whon he toſke up and
And at Sugyon as it is not ſted
Hym ſnied ſom Zymſtoyn ſundenyed
W't heſſe hono' and ſmete ſolomniſt
As to such a p[er]ſance of ſaſon ouſt his life

And mortem to the pen to f John Gray
Pate pen was made eſt of tanbye
A man by finst in almyt preſid ay
And ſoide powres was by his wiff y' while
And ſone ſon vnto p[er] his vunifſed life
Two set in finst I trod away nor pate
Off he estate ſuth tyne put pen began

Atte Seeg of Melornd und it all of e'teene
A fine ſoldwyrn pe tyn of ſtondy lay
the p[er]ſance of Orenge Wouten lees
The Duk Eubarye his ſon and he's at my
that Duſt ſon pen was full fresh and eſtay
to tyn the hezny att Melornd full well eſtayde
po hynar off ſſanime N' bann holle Displan'd

the seene held ſom myd ſom to c[ap]tifynmaſſo
When tyn the hezny att his p[al]aio jolaff
Off tomneles fayre by ſide po bafett peſſes
Off ſaint Antony held his yole ſonpiall
Why pon he ſſefted pas tyn and p[er]ſance ant
Why pon pe eſſes of ſonſſſolde and of ſtune
N' me ſon held po justice by all p[er] ſtune

Zutt Whul po hyn the hezny was so inſſanime
pe Duk p[er]ſe put was of Albarry
leide alunto Weidre a p[er]ſete p[er]ſanime
Bapti of ſeetſt e[mi]olly
A ſſailed po tomne ech day by and by
pe capteyn p[er]ſe p[er]ſe Vunifſed life
A finſt of po Cau had two ben[eu] long while

N' h[au]d v'n Duk of Albarry be ſeene Z[au]ne and po e[ſ]e downſt (the p[er]ſt that there est)
Im p[er]ſe of p[er]tyn and how hezny weſt of mortifye ſond estuad p[er]tyn while, to the p[er]ſt
W't h[au]ſt e'men for tynſt it q[en]ely p[er] is no ſonde and Enſond may defend you as you ſtand in ſtand.

Is wort as he for þor hane þe hert of þe people by north and east had and downe it nott of northe y
Telle favorte þynges and wþiþe leddes staled
Butt not þor availed þor more so wort off balt
When þeir ony hoste sand and anons þor unstaled
þeir staled away by myrtest wþiþe lott
ffor foyr ony hoste vpon þom þhild hane stald
at harymore þen þor sen an anons
ffor which þe stolt fled fion þor vpon hom þom

Vpon þe myrtest and left hyn þe Albion
With his dwne men and no man of myrtes gide wey
Yit þode he to nachyn uð þom anons
And þeit þe comd om þoste and heston wey
But two wles offe and diuizt nott and mones
(Why? for the jode hom þon into stoltond
Om þoste more son of atynnes to engslond)

than flobt Vmffjelde wþe Garyson
Off wleske wthib contes men
ffolded affen þe stotnes wþiþe anons
Off þe hymize hedeis and many of þom þon
hasteth homeward and fflab asqueson ton
Wm storelond by side themesyd tonn
and to haidwyke come with garysonn

The eile Donglas þen hight f Aichebald
Which he lyd oon eith had lost at thoma don
pat Donglas hyn wort ny aft þan many fold
the stedwipbny for his co separation
he lost oon of his stones for his annuon
his Gatte þen leffed at Potisbunth þowh the lay
And þos þone of Albany jode adway

The eile two of Donglas and Dimball
ffor gwees sentt to f Robert Vmffjelde
Warden of þe Eastiche full þyfand and wass
he þolde monð take wþem þen for no while
Onþis þeir þen geslved had broþu and did filo
he þhild þom holde þe wem to þe mey fayn
to sat þe pees þen att þe hyns at payn

The hyns was þen in fstramice little pentutt
And pazyr bide and aft þe land inbome
Troye in Champayn and mylles anbry had pent
Wail þe Citess tonnes and castells stoune
In all þe lande and contes þen pionest onto
Off melwe his made s John Gray capteyn
Pat was foid þe wres by his wiff, at payn

With heor hest to patic woutt ilipatte
the castell of giffonit sonc hestatte
A jorall place of all pat onen hanc sonc
the tijet Citee of compynt also I wons

The cirees also of cassons izay and Craytt
Off dwfors alo wimpyr cirees mos
And to patic agayn wonts ffailes
In his castell of lowe ubidient pacy
that of nyzines delynd was poydene
Off which all men 9 croyed as was sonc

Seynt Desny's pon and castell boys vncourte
Corbet woumt meanche and full ffeto pacy of fiamas
Empeyoyd ditorcy and pitaridy hyn sentt
to him his mon pacy ontayn vnteraynme
And eich cirees to hyn swyze in subfiances
Wallid tonnes and castell onychone
And his persont of fiamas by hyn oon

Than jode his fith to Laffay and orliene
Wimpynt pacy and cirees mihis way
And castell ayl pat pacy of ffeto desfons
Cippy fainess and mylle w tijet affray
Unentt lo toy hestatte w tijet dray
Donutt chazenton wimpyr pacyd
To his theifhne and wez his mon converde

The Onke of pretauyn pon was hir man
ffor ffeas by kaffes with pacy jebellion
This comit prent zonl his man was pacy
Wimpyr the Onke of Empeyoyd wonye niffpeacon
Wimpyr op his mon pacy onfusion
Wey swyze pon hole pacy m pacyn wisc
Castell and tonnes of his contayn debite

In Anguifh so off his jectus pacy yere
his toke fene and lay at loys vncourte
In payne fwone abpan it did dpeze
ffull like to paffe wher fere mihis intent
This Onke of lowford he made his jectent
Off fiamas and of his oy Londis aft
By yonde pe see and choffe meffonatt
And of his sonc hezry homade enftodo
Thomas Beanford his vncorffnde and trative

Onke of excesse full of aft worthihode
to ryme his son to pefitte agen ydew
He to hope hym echempeynt soz no nede
W hylpe of his oyv eme pen full wised
the Christen of wryneest of eude adviso

the Eke pan of Unsinfamy manly
pat montane yan hysit by surnam
He seft to kope pan all nozmandy
and þo pereoutt as hysit of full ygete fam
W othyn fordes full saue and worth of nam
the eile of Oxford and of Southfolt also
Off his connecst to liou w many moe

Ló bold þe hynget died polast day of August þe yeze of cist in eest eyn and of his ples
and for aft his piste hynne and justice þe he did he had no concience of unsuppress of þe ground

The last day of August þen full elere
Off his sete a thon sand sittwesied
ffony hundyeth and yeze
When pat þe prinses of prynces so die
Att Zoyd Unnesett w Deth pon vicerone
pat newe prynces in eeth pon myrthe hande don
Butt he alou pat jewleth sond a moon

Writ þos bomes perepone came to england
the hynget of scott James wthyn alse
the hynke of exest as I tan wndeonde
the eile of maircho Edmond mornyn þo
lie Branchampe þen eile of Wazwiko so
Vinsray þen as of stafford yontre of agen
and Eke Edmond mornyn wised and saue

O fadde lorde pat aert ompotent
Why steynd not þe pover and pi myrthe
to kope pis prynces pat seft was and consent
W p Empe to commyt Empe justit
and w euston puhabte hitt and hysit
Why fanomed so pi hy ompotent
Wistreamit mazt þen his benevolenc

Abomn all thynit þe kopt þo laib and pess
pright all england pat non insmection
No no pott w þen pen wonten lees
Noz nesth bim wozr in fante of conacion
But pesobly unde hys pectacion
Complaput aft of Wrongh in trenaut
befoz med woy unde his peide egaft

Nópe lamentacion of þemak
hev of fay þy wight deth

the way pen strewing each day into pe hynyt
ffor cause she was formed for foreezy
ffor encomiment pat she was in wycheynyt
As younpe churc and pe hynyt cifiedly
By helpe of god maist the work only
And into walis he wentt off first weidnes
And to pe hynyt had grete hedeues

When for ye lardes pen of pe hynys comme yf
made pe hynyt to sethis his plelement
At Enzy pan whid he come woude ffeist
Whez in pelesy he died in contynyeunt
ffor hewynes and losses of jomegunt
And offes affore he was in pat sofenes
In poynt of deth and stode in sore distres

When of pe hynyt (was by and ye) ye
pan he so died in full and his cjeamnes
As a cesten pince of jorall blod full cleere
Contynte in hepe W full essette jexpenamnes
Vito pe ereth pat is all fleshie nest. b.
W month confessed to god his pleasannes. A.
His body wentt his soult to hevyns jeft

And of pe hynyt this ye
In map of bke of Southfolke toke yf so
On pigrimage to passe as did apere
W Zingamit pen W compasst onnyte
Hym flew and hedid W full essette quellte
Agayn assuvamnes of pe hynys proteayn
pat wode thyn pe deth for In injuryon

That same ye so pon at p his plelement
Was made a playn and holle jesmpeyron
Off all po fondis by sad and false adyeament
Which pe hynyt had yede of his affeayon
To any with by patent or concession
Then tare cessed and dyemps his also
In all england pen jeysed w so mo
All holw pe bkes of yorke was made ptecez and chesse of cunect p dnye yers of hynyt
Hepe the set and po e of Salusbize pnis channesler of Ingland
The bke of yorke pen made pnis ptecez
And gesomed pnes but two yers notthe endmed
Gist charged he was W passynt essete mmm?
Off common holle Simon pnis pen ensujed

the chaceff. Jncto and f chie tostalle
the lórd lyng po lóde stales his ſon al so
the lóde Wotus and Welonethby w att
Sny Willin tailbops so did byfatt
and many other wentt to pe north pay
ffor to maynten pen p ſeyle lyng lyer
fhe Edward Onke of po:ke mid eſt of mich toke vpon hym poriall chaire for pe
well of pe realme this m' day of mache po yei of cufc m' etc. ly foloſed lyng lyer
pat reſſuſed po po jule of the lond and traffe vpon Warkes to pe STOtt and ſled into Stotelond
and truſe baront to po nozeth ptied att ſſeppbrythe on palmes Sontay when lyng Edward in
pilfed po yei of cufc m' etc. ly which was pe po eſt of mich in Saus aſſtune on
lady day pat tymo

the Onke Edward of mache pen po ſon to day
off poke full yont pe eſt ma:ch was pen
By coundell of pe lódes by South men ſay
Noth ſpirituall and compaill a:men ſay pen
Vpon hym toke aftate poriall and leftane
to jectne as lyng and w hynm jased plond
W lódes ſol by South I vnd estondo

At telcon felde he faſteth on palmes Sontay
Wheis pen po eſt of Northymbclond
the lóde Nedike po lóde e liffard pat day
the lóde Jaques wéi d in Stotond
the lyng lyer pen oute of plond
to ſe wike tomme pat STondred Stoteland gomde
W cayne lódes and w ypo qne:ne pat STonide

And traffe pe tomme and caſtall to pe SToſt
W chile aſſent of his ſymple coundell
W hich mirth woule be pan aſſompted for STOtt
As ſolles pat wéi ypan of no gomeitlo
Inte Stoteland with ſoule myſtounde it
the Anon marqe:ete and p Only both two
Off greſſy and Conſon ſled alſo

the lórd Boſo and e:bo po lóde mole:ne
and po ch:ſſo Jncto pat called Wus ſfortſi:ne
And tailbops als W op April capte:ne
pat aftir ſhail full ſo: jepent and joad
Iſſ pen als well as I now Stoteland finde
thei Wolde not so hane basted p:diw:ard
ſſom po present and grace of lyng Edward

Kynget Edward pen had yns po Vinciviro
W his lódes and men pat wéi full po:te
pat halpe hym so and wéi contributivny

Cassell
Dibaudus
my K.