trigram

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trigram	frequency
to the king	1119
of the king	644
with the record	622
of the kings	592
agreeth with the	585
the king and	563
the print touching	558
the bishop of	527
out of the	523
to the pope	504
of the realm	483
by the king	482
according to the	463
of the same	457
teste rege apud	442
of the said	411
of the parliament	393
the duke of	390
summoned to parliament	342
the king will	341
of the commons	331
of the church	328
that the king	320
of petitions for	317
lords and commons	317
not to be	312
the king to	308
of the crown	305
by the kings	302
it is enacted	289
the archbishop of	285
of the kingdom	276
the king by	274
of the people	268
of the lords	267
in the kings	262
the lords and	259
the power of	245
the earl of	245
of henry the	241
by the pope	241
the time of	238
the church of	237
and of the	228
archbishop of canterbury	224
the king in	223
as well as	222
print touching the	220
to the kings	219
the king of	207
by the popes	206
and that the	205
summoned to parl	196
to the crown	195
the pope and	190
to the said	189
the statute of	187
one of the	184
the common law	184
the holy land	184
the court of	181
of all the	176
power of the	174
in hac parte	173
of the peace	172
for that the	169
receivers of petitions	168
of the law	168
granted to the	168
in case of	166
which the king	166
edward the third	165
defence of the	165
that the said	163
against the king	163
act of parliament	163
petitions for england	162
part of the	162
the law of	162
in the parliament	160
contrary to the	158
beyond the seas	156
by reason of	155
king and his	154
of the whole	152
of his crown	151
a writ to	150
and to the	150
king henry the	150
the king for	149
the presence of	149
writ to the	148
the last parliament	148
in the time	147
will be advised	146
court of rome	145
before the king	144
by way of	144
king will be	143
to be made	143
henry the eighth	141
him and his	140
and in the	140
of edward the	139
rege apud westm	138
the county of	137
in the presence	137
the pope to	137
the said duke	135
in such cases	135
of the popes	134
church of rome	134
that the same	132
government of the	131
to parliament e	131
for the king	130
the house of	130
in the last	128
of the common	126
of the great	125
in the county	124
between the king	122
made by the	122
in the same	121
in cases of	121
tryers of petitions	120
as in the	120
as touching the	120
the name of	120
to all the	119
the king was	119
any of the	119
to the popes	118
the great charter	118
duke of gloucester	118
of the clergy	117
the government of	117
presence of the	116
henry the sixth	116
made in the	116
so as the	115
and the king	114
the virgin mary	114
without the kings	113
of his own	113
of the bishop	113
belonging to the	113
to him to	112
the bishops and	112
in the first	112
under pain of	112
to be a	111
of the kingdome	111
england and ireland	111
of the pope	110
assent of the	110
liberties of the	110
the said earl	110
king and lords	110
to the lords	110
that it was	109
and for the	109
ought to be	109
made to the	107
petitions of the	107
of the land	106
the election of	106
of their own	105
the rights of	104
duke of york	104
the commons of	104
the king had	104
to the church	104
of the county	103
or any other	103
parliament holden at	103
of england and	103
is to be	103
the kings bench	102
the death of	102
the same to	102
the parliament holden	102
king of england	102
teste ut supra	101
the popes legate	101
to the bishop	100
from the king	100
against the kings	99
and the same	99
by the parliament	98
for the kings	98
of the bishops	98
henry the fourth	98
to the prejudice	98
dean and chapter	97
with the king	97
to the archbishop	97
of king john	97
justices of peace	96
within the realm	96
chancellor of england	95
the next parliament	95
teste meipso apud	95
the bishoprick of	95
that no man	95
the king granteth	94
it may be	94
the laws of	94
shall be observed	94
in these times	94
such as are	94
of the english	93
petitions for gascoyne	93
the right of	93
but not in	92
to the parliament	92
laws of the	92
to him and	92
law of the	91
letters to the	91
according to their	91
and other places	91
the parliament of	91
the prejudice of	91
the title of	90
writs of summons	90
the justices of	90
at the kings	90
the council of	90
henry the third	90
the abbot of	90
justices of the	89
bishop of winchester	89
of a king	88
amongst the saxons	88
such as were	88
the next day	88
the defence of	88
from the pope	88
the request of	88
duke of lancaster	87
granted by the	87
the liberties of	87
and all other	87
and so the	87
the kings letters	87
out of his	86
at the request	86
richard the second	86
causes of parliament	86
the petition of	85
given to the	85
year of king	85
with their answers	84
the statute made	84
sent to it	84
of such as	84
the dean and	84
realm of england	84
the crown of	83
the case of	83
the course of	83
the record in	83
of the statute	83
of the council	83
to the holy	83
as the king	82
request of the	82
the manner of	82
the nature of	82
in curia romana	82
of his reign	81
and thus the	81
in the court	81
the realm of	80
that in the	80
of the clergie	80
to the people	80
holden at westminster	80
him to the	80
in relation to	79
and by the	79
that all the	79
heirs and successors	79
by the law	79
archbishop of york	79
edward the fourth	79
in time of	79
in point of	79
for the future	79
pope and his	79
the king at	79
an act touching	79
the parliament was	79
that it is	78
for want of	78
that he was	78
by act of	78
day of the	78
the assent of	78
and his successors	77
the monks of	77
of the duke	77
the king thereupon	77
by the lords	77
anno regni nostri	77
record in effect	77
in their own	76
so long as	76
some of the	76
of king henry	76
in matters of	76
that they should	75
and it is	75
the french king	75
edward earl of	75
could not be	75
the cause of	75
according to his	75
prejudice of the	75
king by his	74
of the laws	74
of this realm	74
in the case	74
to the great	74
to be the	74
george duke of	74
of the bishoprick	74
in regno nostro	74
that the kings	74
cause of the	74
council of the	73
reason of the	73
henry the first	73
of the nation	73
and not to	73
in order to	73
to the contrary	73
it is not	73
in full parliament	72
against the popes	72
keeping of the	72
in the exchequer	72
for which he	72
the first of	72
pontificatus nostri anno	72
a prohibition to	72
of the chancery	71
of the staple	71
the king would	71
the honour of	71
writ to him	70
body of the	70
in the year	70
sir john colleton	70
and the kings	70
it was not	69
anthony lord ashley	69
crown of england	69
duke of albemarle	69
that he should	69
prince of wales	69
the king hath	69
other places beyond	69
the said province	69
to the commons	69
earl of clarendon	69
and all the	69
places beyond the	69
the great seal	69
the same day	69
to have the	68
by the commons	68
issued this writ	68
consent of the	68
edward the first	68
the feast of	68
the end of	68
our heirs and	68
that he might	68
have power to	68
a domino papa	68
the king issued	68
and his heirs	67
by his letters	67
out of their	67
against the emperor	67
to be granted	67
henry the seventh	67
sir george carterett	67
the kings license	67
servus servorum dei	67
as much as	67
the advice of	67
bernardinus de busti	66
lords of the	66
him by the	66
for the defence	66
advice of the	66
the same was	66
by advice of	66
bishop of lincoln	66
by the common	66
king edward the	66
this writ to	65
the chief justice	65
him and the	65
to the law	65
was in the	65
the prior of	65
that of the	65
of this nation	65
the reign of	65
committed to the	65
it shall be	65
rights of his	65
any of his	65
to be done	64
to be paid	64
and that all	64
his crown and	64
in regard of	64
and it was	64
henry the fifth	64
the maintenance of	64
to the end	64
the said iohn	64
it to the	64
letter to the	64
in his own	64
that the statute	64
of the first	64
of the world	64
bishops and lords	64
in the church	63
them to be	63
the said edward	63
abbati conventui de	63
of the earl	63
of the exchequer	63
right of the	63
the king is	63
to be of	63
there is no	63
the whole kingdom	63
against the pope	63
the profits of	63
in the next	63
in the chancery	63
the kings prerogative	63
john lord berkeley	62
the liberty of	62
by the statute	62
house of commons	62
the lords of	62
a kind of	62
the most part	62
to be their	62
to parliament h	62
king of france	62
the names of	62
made shall be	62
said edward earl	62
for the most	62
of the house	62
and chapter of	62
of the government	62
assent of parliament	61
but by the	61
and that they	61
sent to the	61
zouch de harringworth	61
the king himself	60
the emperor frederick	60
salutem apostolicam benedictionem	60
the popes and	60
may be had	60
upon the kings	60
and that no	60
and therefore the	60
his letters patents	60
against the said	60
of this kingdom	60
by henry the	60
the sheriff of	60
henry the d	60
church of england	60
the custody of	60
time to time	59
not in the	59
the kings person	59
of the archbishop	59
the king upon	59
from time to	59
and heir of	59
to the sheriff	59
of the forrest	59
and that he	59
in curia christianitatis	59
that they may	59
during the vacancy	59
converts sent to	58
liberty of the	58
together with the	58
so as they	58
the kings writ	58
into the kings	58
ad curiam romanam	58
ex parte nostra	58
answer to the	58
they could not	58
by common consent	58
him in his	58
this was the	58
the rest of	58
by matthew paris	58
the commons to	57
that he would	57
an act concerning	57
by the archbishop	57
that they were	57
all the rest	57
maintenance of the	57
for the present	57
the space of	57
the grand council	57
bishop of london	57
the pope for	57
was to be	57
by the assent	57
ought not to	56
the great men	56
advice of his	56
of the isles	56
in the conclusion	56
to the duke	56
to the laws	56
in haec verba	56
that if the	56
be of the	56
in henry the	56
whereupon the king	56
the same be	56
to the same	56
that the parliament	56
officers of the	55
et ideo vobis	55
that all such	55
chief justice of	55
bishop of norwich	55
in those times	55
the body of	55
in the said	55
at the common	55
the statutes therefore	55
state of the	55
lands of the	55
with the kings	55
de ferrariis de	55
bishop of durham	55
are to be	55
all such as	55
for it was	55
an act of	54
the judges of	54
clerk of the	54
shall be kept	54
to the common	54
the people to	54
ad sedem apostolicam	54
the kings hands	54
duke of bedford	54
acts of parliament	54
their heirs and	54
the life of	54
at the first	54
order of the	54
the value of	54
the statutes of	54
a writ of	54
by vertue of	54
election of the	54
by his own	54
and for that	54
it is a	54
in the name	53
but that the	53
person of the	53
unto the king	53
the person of	53
that he had	53
it hath been	53
in the tower	53
the dutchy of	53
nor did the	53
that they had	53
them by the	53
earl of march	53
the kings and	52
the king the	52
one of them	52
tonnage and poundage	52
the people of	52
house of lords	52
the bishops of	52
and yet the	52
to parliament r	52
the city of	52
all of them	52
de bello campo	52
remedy may be	52
that the commons	52
case of the	52
ideo vobis mandamus	52
them to the	52
there is a	52
there was a	52
if the king	52
with the lords	52
the keeping of	51
to keep the	51
but in the	51
the which the	51
by king john	51
the church and	51
the use of	51
lands and goods	51
in times of	51
as to the	51
grant to the	51
rights of the	51
not in form	51
he and his	51
the order of	51
in nature of	51
to be taken	51
the archbishop and	51
at any time	51
to make a	50
by their own	50
the kings court	50
the kings officers	50
of the sea	50
under the great	50
at his pleasure	50
the legislative power	50
by this law	50
during his life	50
the pope had	50
as they were	50
the kings commandement	50
it was the	50
that the lords	50
order to the	50
so far as	50
and others of	50
rege apud westmonasterium	50
and the lords	50
henry the second	50
the payment of	50
between him and	50
shall not be	50
certain of the	50
the words of	49
eodem modo scribitur	49
sir william berkeley	49
of the french	49
the king or	49
prohibition to him	49
as it is	49
that such as	49
heirs and assigns	49
the times of	49
the same parliament	49
bishops and clergy	49
edward the second	49
nature of the	49
the point of	49
sub hac forma	49
before the lords	49
rest of the	49
some of them	49
the laws and	49
the condition of	49
of the roman	49
in all places	49
the charter of	49
it was a	49
his letters to	49
shall have power	48
richard earl of	48
which he was	48
king johns charter	48
it cannot be	48
to him for	48
in and by	48
of the virgin	48
the kings will	48
early english books	48
crown and dignity	48
of the subject	48
himself and his	48
any of them	48
to make the	48
year of the	48
the sheriffs of	48
the same by	48
in the th	48
relation to the	47
of the lord	47
to the earl	47
and that by	47
that remedy may	47
dutchy of lancaster	47
the service of	47
by assent of	47
the merchants of	47
to their own	47
which was granted	47
for it is	47
for the same	47
therefore made shall	47
to king john	47
the great council	47
episcopus servus servorum	47
in the council	47
of both houses	47
as by the	47
gratia rex angliae	47
in curia nostra	47
to defend the	47
the town of	47
king by the	47
ought to have	46
and to be	46
end of the	46
by authority of	46
or any of	46
year of his	46
grant of the	46
see of rome	46
upon the whole	46
against the law	46
declaration of the	46
time of henry	46
safety of the	46
and the other	46
the said sir	46
by the same	46
he could not	46
of the holy	46
said to be	46
of the privy	46
the prior and	46
of the state	45
for the time	45
in cujus rei	45
in christo patri	45
edward the sixth	45
the whole matter	45
bishop of canterbury	45
not to the	45
the common protestation	45
the kingdom of	45
the king shall	45
not so much	45
justice of the	45
all the world	45
the kings pleasure	45
the temporalties of	45
the see of	45
regard of the	45
kings of england	45
godwins catalogue of	45
done by the	45
thanks to the	45
to the whole	45
in the mean	44
in england and	44
as it was	44
words of the	44
the pope in	44
the kings crown	44
gray de codonore	44
if it were	44
judges of the	44
to appear before	44
of canterbury and	44
charter of the	44
the castle of	44
earl of northumberland	44
the parliament to	44
and therefore it	44
earl of arundel	44
writs to the	44
the commons house	44
the king should	44
to him in	44
day of november	44
monks of canterbury	44
to the world	44
should not be	43
of our kings	43
the mayor and	43
first of these	43
the same in	43
made for the	43
in those days	43
la zouch de	43
per literas suas	43
and the like	43
to be kept	43
time of the	43
as may appear	43
king in his	43
the commons in	43
commission of array	43
gray de ruthin	43
the kings house	43
of the grand	43
duke of norfolk	43
confirmed by parliament	43
an act for	43
to the council	43
him in the	43
confirmed by the	43
to his own	43
the benefit of	43
government of this	43
kingdom of england	43
earl of warwick	43
the commons by	42
barons of the	42
which he had	42
into the parliament	42
they were not	42
to the bishops	42
profits of the	42
and that it	42
take order therein	42
it is the	42
the form of	42
kings letters patents	42
for the holy	42
the kings writs	42
by the said	42
pro eo quod	42
the mean time	42
of a new	42
oyer and terminer	42
the next place	42
may be made	42
out of england	42
them in the	42
of high treason	42
the whole realm	42
it to be	42
duke of glocester	42
it had been	42
to the english	42
the state of	42
the execution of	42
by the advice	42
done to the	42
pope innocent the	41
all manner of	41
the will of	41
and henry the	41
from the record	41
the said thomas	41
came to the	41
the kings of	41
per censuram ecclesiasticam	41
where the king	41
the print for	41
delivered to the	41
city of london	41
the grant of	41
be made to	41
justices of assize	41
title to the	41
be their speaker	41
cujus rei testimonium	41
to him by	41
for the maintenance	41
and this was	41
him to be	41
others of the	41
to the french	41
statutes therefore made	41
the beginning of	41
men of the	41
the goods of	41
that the justices	41
commons of the	41
the same shall	40
within the same	40
et mandatum est	40
by the bishops	40
abbot of st	40
every sack of	40
none of the	40
the kings council	40
were to be	40
members of the	40
confirmation of the	40
prohibition to the	40
tower of london	40
of the dutchy	40
which the pope	40
well as the	40
to be in	40
of an english	40
the same year	40
on the other	40
none to be	40
as far as	40
due to the	40
the commons presented	40
king issued this	40
service of the	40
they would not	40
the pope by	40
commons of england	40
and the popes	40
to prevent the	40
with all the	40
the subsidy of	40
the lords proprietors	40
and the whole	40
of these times	40
the king granted	40
baroni de graystock	40
and the people	40
of the militia	39
the citizens of	39
of them all	39
his chief justice	39
willed the commons	39
that none of	39
at westminster the	39
per apostolica scripta	39
they may be	39
shall have the	39
the number of	39
the kings prohibition	39
of the army	39
in that age	39
of them in	39
of his subjects	39
and the next	39
to the sheriffs	39
be had against	39
the parliament in	39
in the record	39
will of the	39
it must be	39
if he had	39
at the petition	39
the king may	39
the whole body	39
of the justices	39
in the king	39
statute made in	39
use of the	39
his letter to	38
the king having	38
in such manner	38
the hands of	38
of the party	38
the said william	38
all the kings	38
one and the	38
the lands of	38
peace of the	38
king richard the	38
for the good	38
sums of money	38
of this kingdome	38
consent in parliament	38
to take order	38
as the same	38
nature of a	38
how the king	38
the rule of	38
law was made	38
to preserve the	38
in the field	38
for their own	38
those of the	38
to take the	38
is enacted that	38
the king being	38
english books online	38
be in the	38
in the life	37
for which the	37
the kings courts	37
of the north	37
part of his	37
the marches of	37
they should be	37
prejudicial to the	37
the tower of	37
the chamber de	37
coronam et dignitatem	37
that the pope	37
them and their	37
the day of	37
it should be	37
it was enacted	37
it in the	37
subsidium terrae sanctae	37
and sir john	37
which i shall	37
in regard that	37
it might be	37
and then the	37
and of all	37
as well of	37
by the bishop	37
as if he	37
of the rights	37
council of lyons	37
to the barons	37
unto the said	37
the popes bull	37
the isle of	37
the kings own	37
a general council	37
the inhabitants of	36
come to the	36
because it was	36
next day to	36
to maintain the	36
that the people	36
left to the	36
of king richard	36
richard duke of	36
restored to the	36
king of scots	36
so as he	36
elected by the	36
dacre de gilsland	36
against king john	36
granted by king	36
for them to	36
in his absence	36
by our kings	36
son and heir	36
petition of the	36
the same time	36
in the times	36
the office of	36
taken by the	36
the kings commandment	36
commons to choose	36
hath been already	36
custody of the	36
reginaldo gray de	36
but the king	36
the consent of	36
in the chamber	36
shall be made	36
of england to	36
his royal assent	36
and therefore they	36
and others to	36
the king might	36
king thereupon issued	36
and church of	36
keeper of the	36
condition of the	36
the kings justices	36
into the realm	35
the crown by	35
the first day	35
the judgement of	35
as well in	35
thus related by	35
by these presents	35
chamber de pinct	35
upon the same	35
same to the	35
one of his	35
of the court	35
a sede apostolica	35
voyage to the	35
be made in	35
for that they	35
of the temporalties	35
the courts of	35
knights of the	35
to the chancellor	35
the popes authority	35
attainted of treason	35
and that in	35
him for his	35
that in all	35
to be elected	35
king in the	35
the kings special	35
such was the	35
late earl of	35
prior and covent	35
the king as	35
present their speaker	35
the popes delegates	35
which they had	35
for though the	34
in the law	34
by a law	34
de la poole	34
was for the	34
of our lady	34
the clergy and	34
the said king	34
were in the	34
and all his	34
consideration of the	34
archbishops and bishops	34
all sorts of	34
to serve the	34
by knights service	34
of king edward	34
he should be	34
to inquire of	34
and if the	34
and the pope	34
directed to the	34
the whole house	34
not in forme	34
most of the	34
of all his	34
name of the	34
to which the	34
proctor at rome	34
to the abbot	34
the commons were	34
it is no	34
the rights and	34
bishop of ely	34
william the first	34
iohn duke of	34
at the next	34
and of his	34
the parliament at	34
see here p	34
might have been	34
oath of fealty	34
account of the	34
for three years	34
that the church	34
as it hath	34
and the bishop	34
by the canon	34
of the times	34
the kings houshold	34
king and kingdom	33
earl of kent	33
and other bishops	33
to the chief	33
causes of the	33
in this parliament	33
honour of the	33
the making of	33
of late years	33
the kings tenants	33
death of the	33
the exiled bishops	33
all the bishops	33
the archbishoprick of	33
to pay the	33
in the end	33
the king with	33
tenants in chief	33
and such as	33
at this time	33
it is evident	33
of bath and	33
yet it is	33
for a time	33
be made by	33
and sir william	33
the same king	33
belong to the	33
the same should	33
by order of	33
which was the	33
destructive to the	33
the heirs of	33
of any of	33
of them as	33
after the death	33
good of the	33
of the former	33
if it be	33
to the tower	33
earl of oxford	33
within the said	33
of his body	33
to the next	33
by the monks	33
and in case	33
but as touching	33
ordered to be	33
power in the	33
of the town	33
day of may	33
authority of parliament	32
the fundamental laws	32
worship of god	32
though it be	32
what he had	32
his writs to	32
commons in parliament	32
and monks of	32
to the party	32
people of england	32
tenants in capite	32
the popes provision	32
of the saxon	32
but it is	32
in the common	32
in former times	32
thereupon issued this	32
that by the	32
him not to	32
first day of	32
to make them	32
license to elect	32
title of the	32
prejudice of his	32
the legiance of	32
the said lord	32
declared the cause	32
by a day	32
under colour of	32
therefore it is	32
to dispose of	32
fealty to the	32
for that purpose	32
of the marches	32
the which was	32
for the better	32
to go to	32
made of the	32
subject to the	32
catalogue of bishops	32
in any of	32
there was no	32
them in their	32
the popes legat	32
that they might	32
there shall be	32
to that end	32
priori conventui de	32
of the free	32
from the parliament	32
them out of	32
to him as	32
from the same	32
the same town	32
an english man	32
custodi quinque portuum	32
out of a	32
and his council	32
houses of parliament	32
king john to	32
in subsidium terrae	32
in like manner	32
an english king	32
such as have	32
of his predecessors	31
and government of	31
by edward the	31
and upon this	31
the same is	31
both of the	31
of the last	31
of all sorts	31
be granted to	31
on the one	31
jacobo de audley	31
beyond the sea	31
parts of the	31
the barons and	31
salutem in domino	31
the kings councell	31
for that he	31
it is very	31
bishop of winton	31
and confirmed by	31
in regno angliae	31
feast of st	31
be under the	31
to the virgin	31
authority of the	31
in the wars	31
same shall be	31
power over the	31
out of parliament	31
to be discharged	31
and such like	31
to subvert the	31
is given to	31
to the value	31
pope gregory the	31
many of the	31
so much as	31
revenues of the	31
but such as	31
of the persons	31
the pope against	31
some of his	31
to elect a	31
no man shall	31
of oyer and	31
they shall be	31
but if the	31
relief of the	31
from the crown	31
of richard the	31
the men of	31
he was a	31
of the subjects	31
to execute the	31
as he had	31
by the barons	31
the vacancy of	31
the norman times	31
was not so	31
and liberties of	31
to the first	31
it was in	31
vacancy of the	31
destruction of the	30
as if it	30
time of war	30
by the whole	30
the persons of	30
of this law	30
to the archbishops	30
and to make	30
when he was	30
seem to be	30
his and his	30
given in the	30
the act of	30
course of the	30
in parliament to	30
earl of craven	30
to the lord	30
in open parliament	30
next after the	30
by the people	30
possession of the	30
himself to the	30
the prince of	30
may be observed	30
after which the	30
laws and customs	30
him against the	30
william earl of	30
for which they	30
in the nature	30
with the pope	30
and in all	30
the pope or	30
how that the	30
the constitution of	30
for one year	30
contrary to his	30
in every county	30
to do it	30
by the space	30
to all intents	30
the peace of	30
to be levied	30
the matter in	30
to excommunicate the	30
clergy of england	30
much of the	30
et dignitatem nostram	30
iohn earl of	30
of king johns	30
as they are	30
untill the next	30
nor is it	30
by all the	30
to which he	30
the canon law	30
as they shall	30
richard the first	30
yet it was	30
appointed to be	30
sanctae romanae ecclesiae	30
approved by the	30
done in the	30
of the power	30
de regno nostro	30
of the saxons	30
and the parliament	30
contained in the	30
the mayor of	30
the chancellor and	30
as they had	30
to hear and	30
the french kings	30
he would not	30
king john and	30
whole house of	30
right to the	30
with the common	30
and covent of	30
ferrariis de grobie	30
and the commons	30
the crown and	30
a license to	30
of the person	29
being in the	29
and his barons	29
to be holden	29
the parliament from	29
estates of the	29
the members of	29
rado baroni de	29
john colleton and	29
it by the	29
sundry of the	29
the people in	29
tryars of petitions	29
of the dismes	29
of the nobles	29
head of the	29
and the said	29
him of his	29
the commission of	29
that there is	29
a power to	29
kings proctor at	29
to the statute	29
of the archbishoprick	29
in the general	29
in edward the	29
of the counties	29
difference between the	29
many of them	29
day of march	29
and if any	29
the consideration of	29
that no person	29
the bounds of	29
to any other	29
vobis mandamus firmiter	29
church or profession	29
as of the	29
temporalties of the	29
to have been	29
to the use	29
to observe the	29
not of the	29
of his royal	29
for such as	29
be done by	29
at large in	29
and his suffragans	29
by the emperor	29
to the justices	29
council of lords	29
proceedings against the	29
earl of salisbury	29
treasurer of england	29
of the councell	29
to come to	29
the way of	29
of the tower	29
de consilio nostro	29
in his life	29
and therefore though	29
king to the	29
to be sold	29
as hath been	29
matter in fact	29
from the said	29
given by the	29
popes pretended title	29
to be had	29
be discharged of	28
i shall not	28
in the highest	28
for div a	28
knight summoned to	28
in some cases	28
as well the	28
and the rest	28
the lords appellants	28
the chair of	28
king and the	28
to them to	28
et regni nostri	28
more than the	28
de malo lacu	28
king for the	28
the year of	28
war against the	28
it will be	28
petro de malo	28
annexed to the	28
the officers of	28
long as the	28
all the people	28
sitting in the	28
of them to	28
in the second	28
of the prelates	28
which in the	28
king at the	28
because it is	28
that if he	28
to that of	28
the statute therefore	28
of those times	28
they might be	28
merchants of the	28
as the pope	28
ut praedictum est	28
title to it	28
of the churches	28
the whole kingdome	28
that there was	28
the destruction of	28
notes for div	28
chosen by the	28
of the ancient	28
in derogation of	28
the ecclesiastical court	28
both houses of	28
the price of	28
in the world	28
of this king	28
for the pope	28
in the point	28
and by this	28
the lawes of	28
said duke of	28
roos de hamelake	28
from the kings	28
in his wars	28
the jurisdiction of	28
to the publick	28
the king that	28
day to present	28
of the judges	28
of the most	28
to which they	28
king in parliament	28
pain of excommunication	28
king and people	28
that they would	28
if they be	28
of the abbot	28
of the laity	28
the same may	28
he willed the	28
for defence of	27
pretended title to	27
in parliament for	27
citizens and burgesses	27
knights and burgesses	27
the good of	27
in this case	27
the manor of	27
in manu nostra	27
conversus abbati de	27
during the kings	27
to repair to	27
modo mandatum est	27
the privy council	27
please the king	27
to be present	27
prayed to be	27
enjoy their liberties	27
the time being	27
the privy councell	27
the churches liberties	27
yet in the	27
manner of the	27
and to his	27
but not to	27
placitum in curia	27
the same sir	27
of the liberties	27
whom the king	27
the archbishops and	27
of the several	27
the causes of	27
the like motion	27
all the lords	27
and chancellor of	27
not onely in	27
of the way	27
and in his	27
the province of	27
of the body	27
the lords in	27
in the realm	27
execution of the	27
petitions for gascoin	27
the estates of	27
this is the	27
referred to the	27
the lands and	27
had power to	27
and for this	27
as if they	27
in all cases	27
of the barons	27
the truth of	27
for his theam	27
and yet it	27
as well for	27
and therefore i	27
ad scaccarium nostrum	27
the abbey of	27
matthew paris thus	27
of the canon	27
in the very	27
they were to	27
both of them	27
colleton and sir	27
custom of the	27
eodem modo mandatum	27
le scroop de	27
dei gratia rex	27
payment of the	27
made against the	27
had not the	27
it is true	27
de courtney com	27
as if the	27
parliament by the	27
bishop of bath	27
the lords to	27
to be sworn	27
first year of	27
of their liberties	27
at the same	27
before the justices	27
by the english	27
the popes legates	27
so great a	26
day of february	26
the same with	26
lord the king	26
between the two	26
that if any	26
in his diocesse	26
you may read	26
of it to	26
berkeley and sir	26
to them by	26
bath and wells	26
of him and	26
excommunicated by the	26
of all which	26
the work of	26
the kings service	26
in the crown	26
the said richard	26
de monteacuto com	26
is made to	26
that which was	26
the kings presence	26
that every man	26
in the whole	26
ex parte regis	26
bishop elect of	26
michael de la	26
bishop of rochester	26
at the popes	26
in respect of	26
any of their	26
that the law	26
names of the	26
came before the	26
titles of honour	26
such of them	26
the first and	26
that all men	26
of england in	26
man shall be	26
of queen elizabeth	26
and under the	26
the constable of	26
up to the	26
the print that	26
at this day	26
protestation was allowed	26
them for the	26
it be true	26
to enter into	26
the realm by	26
by this means	26
justice of ireland	26
which was not	26
of the good	26
in the former	26
by the clergy	26
the kings protection	26
in all the	26
dilectum clericum nostrum	26
in matthew paris	26
the safety of	26
upon the king	26
of the city	26
or else to	26
serve the king	26
he was in	26
common protestation was	26
that is to	26
of those that	26
or to be	26
against him in	26
the law was	26
and great men	26
may appear by	26
as they have	26
and his cardinals	26
are confirmed by	26
the virgin maries	26
in such a	26
power to make	26
and this is	26
the statutes made	26
of the prior	26
citizens of london	26
hereditaments of the	26
the wife of	26
the counties of	26
the ground of	26
text creation partnership	26
bishop of hereford	26
of the subsidy	26
duke of exeter	26
his own and	26
against his will	26
and other officers	26
breach of the	26
it is to	26
to king h	26
and edward the	26
as well by	26
had against the	26
behalf of the	26
were of the	26
the king willeth	26
to be his	26
the first year	26
bishops and abbots	25
on wednesday the	25
and religious persons	25
themselves to the	25
the roman church	25
law is made	25
the english clergy	25
to hold the	25
that this was	25
to any person	25
in the great	25
thereof to the	25
it is in	25
of them were	25
in fide qua	25
the last of	25
that henry the	25
parliament from the	25
the articles of	25
for by the	25
to the see	25
in virtute obedientiae	25
the sum of	25
of the other	25
and commons of	25
they ought to	25
in the saxon	25
his bull to	25
is not to	25
the pope himself	25
against the archbishop	25
the kings subjects	25
king for his	25
de audley chlr	25
to whom the	25
in the army	25
common council of	25
william lord craven	25
and in this	25
go to the	25
on pain of	25
steward of the	25
in his hands	25
the mannour of	25
to be considered	25
in opposition to	25
and to all	25
held of the	25
wars against the	25
learned in the	25
such persons as	25
of those who	25
of the ordinary	25
to be more	25
of all other	25
to deprive him	25
by this patent	25
should be made	25
to the emperor	25
to the mayor	25
an act against	25
for every sack	25
to present him	25
in such case	25
and commons in	25
shall be as	25
not only the	25
in foro ecclesiastico	25
before the kings	25
such as shall	25
and his legates	25
the council at	25
he had been	25
in all ages	25
be made of	25
the statute at	25
by ecclesiastical censures	25
up in the	25
him to his	25
the river of	25
of the monks	25
and the church	25
before the pope	25
the clergy in	25
of his realm	25
per idem tempus	25
in the holy	25
said earl of	25
de masham chlr	25
sack of wooll	25
so as it	25
de laico feodo	25
for him to	25
for that sundry	25
de mortuo mari	25
time of king	25
the king against	25
and other persons	25
the popes letters	25
as he is	25
ab apostolica sede	25
return into england	25
out of it	25
the privy seal	25
as well to	25
and to give	25
chair of estate	25
it is agreed	25
belonged to the	25
seal of the	25
to the prince	25
none of them	25
the cognizance of	25
him for the	24
with the french	24
wont to be	24
the businesse of	24
by colour of	24
to the court	24
opposing king john	24
weights and measures	24
themselves and their	24
popes and their	24
the lords were	24
be taken for	24
for opposing king	24
no mention made	24
and all others	24
benefit of the	24
to be allowed	24
the foundation of	24
the whole nation	24
the archbishop to	24
is not the	24
not long after	24
derogation of the	24
in the ecclesiastical	24
as matthew paris	24
but it was	24
for the common	24
of king e	24
in the cases	24
subsidy of wools	24
time of peace	24
same should be	24
be restored to	24
apostolica scripta mandamus	24
the next year	24
the king one	24
this was not	24
ex parte domini	24
of this nature	24
of the statutes	24
he had done	24
and his officers	24
and some of	24
them and the	24
courts of justice	24
committee of lords	24
cherleton de powis	24
as he was	24
issued this memorable	24
granted to him	24
domino papae rex	24
wherein the king	24
must needs be	24
by pope innocent	24
act concerning them	24
the mannor of	24
out of any	24
for fear of	24
oath to the	24
his and the	24
is restored to	24
for two years	24
such as be	24
the last day	24
and at the	24
in all their	24
and defence of	24
of all their	24
that he may	24
earl of huntington	24
by the french	24
of the profits	24
to enquire of	24
granted to any	24
scroope de masham	24
upon this ground	24
to receive the	24
pope and cardinals	24
in partibus transmarinis	24
to him not	24
in christo filio	24
for if the	24
of the empire	24
per ipsum regem	24
to assist him	24
the whole estates	24
of which the	24
be made for	24
to answer the	24
and lands of	24
the nobles and	24
of the publick	24
of the new	24
peace with the	24
of the emperor	24
between the bishop	24
onely to the	24
created duke of	24
de busti mariale	24
to such as	24
based on the	24
for the space	24
appointed by the	24
which he did	24
the confirmation of	24
to king henry	24
literas nostras patentes	24
the hereditaments of	24
province or territory	24
and not by	24
venerabili in christo	24
coming to the	24
were not come	24
shall be taken	24
quoque sub eodem	24
subversion of the	24
the burgesses of	23
came into the	23
converts sent thither	23
earl of gloucester	23
according to law	23
the authority of	23
in the third	23
in the statute	23
of the two	23
the realm in	23
has literas nostras	23
the charge of	23
appeal to the	23
it is an	23
earl of cornwall	23
against his oath	23
the son of	23
the matter of	23
for the honour	23
letters patents to	23
but to the	23
to be delivered	23
such time as	23
scroop de masham	23
that they are	23
by his charter	23
the king gave	23
the executors of	23
on monday the	23
judgement of the	23
the observation of	23
to raise monies	23
by the duke	23
of them by	23
and so in	23
the age of	23
last day of	23
to the heirs	23
the first times	23
related by matthew	23
be at the	23
is in the	23
and customs of	23
up the crosse	23
the th of	23
to the clergie	23
be bound to	23
persons of the	23
give and grant	23
parliament was called	23
charissimo in christo	23
in the popes	23
ad dominum papam	23
the oath of	23
the revenues of	23
against their wills	23
de la pool	23
which is granted	23
de graystock chlr	23
after his death	23
apostolicae sedis legato	23
in consideration of	23
a great part	23
of the old	23
present in the	23
he had a	23
parliament of england	23
petition of right	23
excommunicated for opposing	23
and their heirs	23
granted him by	23
time of edward	23
to be chosen	23
to the queen	23
subsidy of woolls	23
of the nobility	23
the grand charter	23
the custom of	23
this was a	23
they require that	23
is evident by	23
rege apud windes	23
a committee of	23
he might have	23
the realm to	23
of the crowne	23
son of the	23
of the province	23
the popes command	23
upon the people	23
letters patents made	23
ferrariis de groby	23
of this land	23
quod dominus papa	23
a law of	23
by the chancellor	23
the parliament by	23
power of a	23
which is the	23
the highest degree	23
for the which	23
no other than	23
in the chair	23
in the beginning	23
earl of somerset	23
be appointed to	23
which i have	23
to his crown	23
kings writ to	23
eadem gratia rex	23
fundamental laws of	23
to the honour	23
holden in the	23
sacrosanctae romanae ecclesiae	23
and other lords	23
to take up	23
of this year	23
to his oath	23
all and every	23
that they shall	23
he might be	23
was committed to	23
mandamus firmiter injungentes	23
law of god	23
gray de ruthine	22
saving to the	22
of the freemen	22
great charter of	22
his own person	22
land and sea	22
to the second	22
in the election	22
by force of	22
to provide for	22
statutes of the	22
king to be	22
the first part	22
it was to	22
concerning the same	22
in these words	22
in manum nostram	22
that it may	22
the earls of	22
they shall have	22
after which he	22
of his majesties	22
to the dean	22
is no mention	22
of the queen	22
the judgment of	22
kings crown and	22
deprive him of	22
and others in	22
declared to the	22
constable of england	22
matters concerning them	22
the times were	22
and therefore in	22
to be executed	22
be done in	22
omnes illos qui	22
laws and liberties	22
or in the	22
other of the	22
in the isle	22
should have been	22
it is said	22
against him for	22
of the lands	22
of william the	22
he was to	22
commons granted to	22
the meaner sort	22
of the print	22
they had been	22
the charges of	22
from the first	22
of the reign	22
qua nobis tenemini	22
the kings power	22
mayor of london	22
way for the	22
literarum domini papae	22
gray de wilton	22
letters to him	22
no man be	22
and not the	22
goods of the	22
abbot of westminster	22
of a law	22
de vere com	22
the law in	22
for breach of	22
heir to the	22
of a man	22
presented to the	22
statute therefore made	22
peace with france	22
swerveth from the	22
to the old	22
the normans time	22
to the roman	22
when as the	22
he was not	22
brought into the	22
to be carried	22
lovell de fishmerch	22
the levying of	22
that the duke	22
of the proprietors	22
any one of	22
was by the	22
the continuance of	22
the bishops to	22
will and pleasure	22
reign of king	22
have the same	22
to the prior	22
clerks of the	22
entred in the	22
the hand of	22
assembled in parliament	22
and the attainder	22
the parliament had	22
as the kings	22
to henry the	22
for the great	22
preservation of the	22
this memorable writ	22
whole body of	22
and in some	22
against the saracens	22
and bishop of	22
not by the	22
grant unto the	22
it was no	22
by the saxons	22
of full age	22
to the judges	22
to be at	22
the king be	22
for though it	22
they had the	22
royal assent to	22
which they were	22
but henry the	22
the knights and	22
part of their	22
customs of the	22
hear and determine	22
to hold by	22
in the kingdom	22
is to say	22
all the hereditaments	22
a part of	22
and commons granted	22
to the subjects	22
for this cause	22
gold and silver	22
to be brought	22
that it should	22
of the shire	22
and according to	22
against the bishop	22
no more than	22
to see the	22
mentioned in the	22
far as the	22
the kings command	22
ad coronam et	22
bishop of worcester	22
commissioner for bishops	22
that then the	22
against the parliament	22
to be punished	22
the reigns of	22
law of england	22
in all which	21
epistle to the	21
from the people	21
the whole estate	21
the two houses	21
marches of scotland	21
pray the king	21
the barons of	21
to hold plea	21
as to them	21
both in the	21
the archdeacon of	21
and other things	21
upon which the	21
prorogued the parliament	21
the citizens and	21
richard the third	21
assent to the	21
kingdoms of england	21
he with the	21
in a case	21
shall be a	21
the cases of	21
tun of wine	21
and though the	21
affairs of the	21
edward the confessor	21
to the reader	21
for the peace	21
the ordinary curia	21
ex una parte	21
day of ianuary	21
they are not	21
to carry on	21
may be kept	21
into england to	21
the king made	21
in ecclesia sancti	21
constable of the	21
and the great	21
to him against	21
the freedom of	21
during these times	21
day of october	21
on the contrary	21
all the lands	21
then in the	21
to pope innocent	21
willielmo la zouch	21
about the kings	21
liberties granted to	21
de grey de	21
the same as	21
shall be heard	21
it was agreed	21
be sworn to	21
in all these	21
he ought to	21
of their goods	21
laws of this	21
and not in	21
by no means	21
homage and fealty	21
appear before the	21
de gilsland chlr	21
king will provide	21
for the publick	21
the kings son	21
by how much	21
every of them	21
sir richard le	21
them for their	21
of his nobles	21
in the way	21
for the keeping	21
court of the	21
but in truth	21
exemption from it	21
them to their	21
william berkeley and	21
sentence of excommunication	21
in pursuance of	21
of the commonwealth	21
to do the	21
the civil magistrate	21
same to be	21
government of england	21
vindication of the	21
the degree of	21
if any man	21
the priory of	21
people of the	21
if he were	21
fide qua nobis	21
to the kingdom	21
sir henry spelman	21
cobham de kent	21
and by his	21
any thing to	21
and that upon	21
judge of the	21
upon the sea	21
duke of suffolk	21
for his own	21
in parliament in	21
not to hold	21
how to be	21
which was done	21
si necesse fuerit	21
the kings castles	21
to be but	21
fine and imprisonment	21
the popes agents	21
in all things	21
was not the	21
freedom of elections	21
the greek church	21
the kings absence	21
looked upon as	21
and present their	21
them from the	21
de la terre	21
in the roll	21
by king h	21
king will thereof	21
he shall be	21
the tenants in	21
the kings great	21
of the peoples	21
the affairs of	21
and canons of	21
the said bishop	21
all and singular	21
the behalf of	21
the print cap	21
therefore i shall	21
cities and towns	21
the kings royal	21
his oath to	21
god the father	21
appeals to rome	21
and so he	21
charter of king	21
and to have	21
duke of somerset	21
commune concilium regni	21
at the time	21
each of them	21
the writ of	21
belonging to his	21
the sense of	21
such as had	21
jurisdiction of the	21
nobis in christo	20
the holy ghost	20
to alter the	20
the third day	20
to be put	20
and power of	20
to give him	20
sanctissimo in christo	20
for the parliament	20
and their own	20
to their great	20
he refused to	20
if a man	20
in the throne	20
upon the popes	20
to this end	20
upon all occasions	20
opposition to the	20
as the said	20
him from his	20
during the wars	20
he may be	20
choose their speaker	20
the abby of	20
the law and	20
the clergy of	20
and priviledges of	20
to whom he	20
both to the	20
letter to him	20
throughout the world	20
et ecclesiae romanae	20
de verbo ad	20
of his father	20
of all such	20
it was done	20
sine morae dispendio	20
in the print	20
of the crosse	20
as shall be	20
being of the	20
his voyage to	20
a man of	20
thereof be advised	20
for the lords	20
may be the	20
upon this account	20
the bishop and	20
the first was	20
the which is	20
of the clergies	20
require that the	20
will thereof be	20
the three estates	20
of york and	20
times of henry	20
by the clergie	20
may be taken	20
not onely the	20
article of the	20
they had no	20
such as the	20
in the people	20
patri in christo	20
be brought to	20
his writ to	20
of the romans	20
fealty to him	20
archbishop of tuam	20
the strength of	20
the pope with	20
palace of westminster	20
twentieth day of	20
after the feast	20
of the see	20
this memorable prohibition	20
at their pleasure	20
and one fifteen	20
the popes power	20
not only to	20
require the king	20
provide for the	20