quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
in the time of	37
of the part of	36
early english books online	35
the part of the	31
our lord the king	23
heir of the part	21
part of the father	20
notes for div a	19
the line of the	18
characters represented either as	16
represented either as utf	16
in the mean time	12
the laws of the	12
by the name of	12
the time of king	12
of our lord the	12
an account of the	11
the blood of the	11
in the kings court	10
john now lord lovelace	10
the part of his	10
part of the mother	10
the time of the	10
of the blood of	10
in the county of	10
be preferred before the	10
the heir of the	10
the humble petition of	10
work described above is	9
by the civil law	9
the institutions providing financial	9
tcp assigned for keying	9
and markup reviewed and	9
described above is co	9
i text is available	9
and coded from proquest	9
the early english books	9
by the institutions providing	9
coded from proquest page	9
support to the early	9
of the work described	9
according to the terms	9
all without asking permission	9
edition of the work	9
the terms of creative	9
books online text creation	9
assigned for keying and	9
this keyboarded and encoded	9
providing financial support to	9
phase i text is	9
encoded text transcribed from	9
text can be copied	9
images scanned from microfilm	9
keyed and coded from	9
this phase i text	9
terms of creative commons	9
is available for reuse	9
keyboarded and encoded edition	9
text and markup reviewed	9
and encoded edition of	9
the work described above	9
for keying and markup	9
to the terms of	9
english books online text	9
financial support to the	9
text is available for	9
online text creation partnership	9
even for commercial purposes	9
to the early english	9
owned by the institutions	9
encoded edition of the	9
the text can be	9
markup reviewed and edited	9
institutions providing financial support	9
from proquest page images	9
tcp project was divided	8
tcp files to tei	8
the texts have been	8
a work was chosen	8
was then carried out	8
to range over a	8
use these texts for	8
overall quality of tcp	8
were returned to the	8
known extent have been	8
teams in oxford and	8
print record of the	8
made about the data	8
external keying companies for	8
transformed into placeholder characters	8
never have been looked	8
although there are a	8
text strings within braces	8
the overall quality of	8
been issued variously as	8
with changes to facilitate	8
created by converting tcp	8
a compelling reason to	8
is given to their	8
of textual data within	8
marked as illegible were	8
or text strings within	8
whichever is the greater	8
edition of a work	8
the print record of	8
tcp is a partnership	8
selection was based on	8
of michigan and oxford	8
keying and markup guidelines	8
based on the text	8
accuracy and those which	8
publisher proquest to create	8
work was chosen if	8
creating the tcp texts	8
and use these texts	8
a partnership between the	8
unicode or tei g	8
their works are eligible	8
images in accordance with	8
selection was intended to	8
of a work was	8
was enhanced and or	8
oxford and the publisher	8
some readable characters will	8
instances will never have	8
these processes should make	8
in the year of	8
users should be aware	8
companies for transcription and	8
of creating the tcp	8
michigan and oxford and	8
request that due credit	8
on the mothers side	8
divided into two phases	8
of each text was	8
chosen if there was	8
simplify the filling in	8
errors will remain and	8
were encoded as gap	8
was intended to range	8
a second or later	8
number of works in	8
encoded texts based on	8
will be marked as	8
are available at the	8
of king john and	8
enhanced and or corrected	8
the keyers to be	8
anyone can now take	8
encoding was enhanced and	8
gap elements of known	8
by university of nebraska	8
editions of a works	8
between and available in	8
some errors will remain	8
out by editorial teams	8
and linked to page	8
there was a compelling	8
to the keyers to	8
in accordance with level	8
via their early english	8
in all likelihood such	8
that due credit and	8
usual project restraints of	8
elements to simplify the	8
or corrected and characters	8
the true nature of	8
been looked at by	8
into the public domain	8
usually the first edition	8
and markup guidelines are	8
on the new cambridge	8
should be aware of	8
such instances will never	8
bear in mind that	8
the text creation partnership	8
title published between and	8
then their works are	8
later edition of a	8
based on the new	8
those which did not	8
intended to range over	8
new cambridge bibliography of	8
can be made about	8
markup guidelines are available	8
the public domain as	8
by proquest via their	8
which did not meet	8
image sets published by	8
of the print record	8
filling in of gaps	8
at the text creation	8
have been issued variously	8
of the process of	8
page images in accordance	8
possible up to a	8
to the value of	8
between the universities of	8
are eligible for inclusion	8
universities of michigan and	8
encoded and linked to	8
with level of the	8
for transcription and basic	8
qa standards were returned	8
text creation partnership web	8
on the fathers side	8
accurately transcribed and encoded	8
any remaining illegibles were	8
of every monographic english	8
encoding based on the	8
were sent to external	8
the universities of michigan	8
compelling reason to do	8
by converting tcp files	8
readable characters will be	8
illegible were corrected where	8
transcription and basic encoding	8
looked at by a	8
be marked as illegible	8
characters marked as illegible	8
works in other languages	8
on the text encoding	8
and available in eebo	8
corrected where possible up	8
any assumptions that can	8
general aim of eebo	8
create accurately transcribed and	8
all likelihood such instances	8
as illegible were corrected	8
now take and use	8
limit of instances per	8
based on the image	8
and or corrected and	8
placeholder characters or elements	8
nature of the print	8
changes to facilitate morpho	8
to simplify the filling	8
sets published by proquest	8
these texts for their	8
the lineal nephew or	8
p using tcp tei	8
published between and available	8
to their original source	8
carried out by editorial	8
and those which did	8
linked to page images	8
assurance was then carried	8
the tei in libraries	8
not meet qa standards	8
of time and funding	8
aware of the process	8
up to a limit	8
each text was proofread	8
or tei g elements	8
text with mnemonic sdata	8
remain and some readable	8
likelihood such instances will	8
sometimes a second or	8
record of the period	8
respectfully request that due	8
mainly structural encoding based	8
processes should make clear	8
in of gaps by	8
within the usual project	8
extent have been transformed	8
the encoding was enhanced	8
range over a wide	8
published by proquest via	8
to page images in	8
textual data within the	8
were encoded and linked	8
restraints of time and	8
their early english books	8
the image sets published	8
administration of intestates goods	8
mnemonic sdata character entities	8
therefore of any assumptions	8
ascii text with mnemonic	8
a works in english	8
wide variety of subject	8
transcribed and encoded texts	8
keying companies for transcription	8
or later edition of	8
issued variously as sgml	8
data within the usual	8
the general aim of	8
over a wide variety	8
public domain as of	8
to encode one copy	8
quality of tcp data	8
partnership between the universities	8
created during phase of	8
texts for their own	8
characters will be marked	8
and for want of	8
into placeholder characters or	8
to tei p using	8
of works in other	8
to produce large quantities	8
users should bear in	8
included and sometimes a	8
in oxford and michigan	8
will never have been	8
is to encode one	8
to create accurately transcribed	8
to create diplomatic transcriptions	8
the text encoding initiative	8
are a number of	8
should make clear that	8
and attribution is given	8
was divided into two	8
was chosen if there	8
was based on the	8
texts based on the	8
in mind that in	8
for an anonymous work	8
and characters marked as	8
meet qa standards were	8
printed for thomas basset	8
as opposed to critical	8
given to their original	8
with mnemonic sdata character	8
phase of the project	8
should bear in mind	8
creation partnership web site	8
first editions of a	8
quantities of textual data	8
been transformed into placeholder	8
in english were prioritized	8
tei p using tcp	8
of the texts have	8
keyers to be redone	8
a wide variety of	8
been released into the	8
data is very good	8
mind that in all	8
characters or elements to	8
was a compelling reason	8
works in english were	8
while the overall quality	8
tei in libraries guidelines	8
for their own purposes	8
standards were returned to	8
project restraints of time	8
process of creating the	8
proquest to create accurately	8
the next of kin	8
and sometimes a second	8
and the publisher proquest	8
we respectfully request that	8
for accuracy and those	8
of instances per text	8
due credit and attribution	8
project have been released	8
encoded as gap s	8
language title published between	8
to reflect the true	8
cambridge bibliography of english	8
attribution is given to	8
of gaps by user	8
of the project have	8
illegibles were encoded as	8
be aware of the	8
that in all likelihood	8
there are a number	8
the usual project restraints	8
notably latin and welsh	8
domain as of january	8
a number of works	8
texts have been issued	8
and therefore chose to	8
to external keying companies	8
elements of known extent	8
but we respectfully request	8
or for an anonymous	8
converting tcp files to	8
proofread for accuracy and	8
have been transformed into	8
tcp is to encode	8
texts created during phase	8
proquest via their early	8
assumptions that can be	8
level of the tei	8
and oxford and the	8
works are eligible for	8
and encoded texts based	8
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the publisher proquest to	8
be made about the	8
released into the public	8
opposed to critical editions	8
sets were sent to	8
reason to do so	8
the new cambridge bibliography	8
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understanding these processes should	8
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unicode or text strings	8
or elements to simplify	8
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were corrected where possible	8
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available at the text	8
structural encoding based on	8
take and use these	8
of known extent have	8
by a tcp editor	8
did not meet qa	8
tcp aimed to produce	8
of tcp data is	8
of any assumptions that	8
bibliography of english literature	8
and therefore of any	8
by editorial teams in	8
editorial teams in oxford	8
if there was a	8
copies of the texts	8
that can be made	8
true nature of the	8
guidelines are available at	8
at by a tcp	8
second or later edition	8
processed by university of	8
have been released into	8
variety of subject areas	8
text selection was based	8
aimed to produce large	8
texts were encoded and	8
line of the mother	8
returned to the keyers	8
remaining illegibles were encoded	8
text was proofread for	8
large quantities of textual	8
was proofread for accuracy	8
then carried out by	8
produce large quantities of	8
reflect the true nature	8
the process of creating	8
corrected and characters marked	8
of the tei in	8
files to tei p	8
have been looked at	8
and some readable characters	8
image sets were sent	8
project was divided into	8
a limit of instances	8
the texts were encoded	8
during phase of the	8
on the image sets	8
the filling in of	8
tcp data is very	8
gaps by user contributors	8
therefore chose to create	8
is preferred before the	7
of the disposition or	7
of the original of	7
heirs of the part	7
iv tiff page image	7
if there be no	7
in the life of	7
the rest of the	7
in the spiritual court	7
the original of ecclesiastical	7
to the line of	7
as if he had	7
and dies without issue	7
shall be preferred before	7
the disposition or administration	7
spi global keyed and	6
is the same as	6
and hence it is	6
of the lineal nephew	6
it was in the	6
for the most part	6
or administration of intestates	6
and as to the	6
to all the sons	6
global keyed and coded	6
of the three estates	6
the said fines and	6
to the eldest son	6
upon the account of	6
if the father had	6
part of his father	6
disposition or administration of	6
to go out of	6
hundred marks of gold	6
go out of the	6
the value of l	6
lineal nephew or neece	6
if he had been	6
to be met with	6
in the reign of	6
to the heir of	6
for want of them	6
king of the west	6
three hundred marks of	6
are the words of	5
of original in the	5
that they may be	5
by john selden of	5
to our lord the	5
r this keyboarded and	5
according to the custom	5
on the part of	5
the end of the	5
a coat of mail	5
of henry the third	5
high court of parliament	5
the red book of	5
upon the death of	5
chief justice of the	5
the times of the	5
he ought not to	5
the high court of	5
the law of england	5
in the saxons time	5
the time of henry	5
ecclesiastical jurisdiction of testaments	5
reproduction of original in	5
to be present at	5
carryed out of england	5
estc r this keyboarded	5
to the custom of	5
in the line of	5
was the first that	5
it descends to the	5
the county of glamorgan	5
be carryed out of	5
king of the mercians	5
time of henry the	5
in the laws of	5
the law of the	5
ought not to be	5
so called from the	5
in the case of	5
by reason of their	5
in the times of	5
i would not have	5
by the canon law	5
red book of the	5
said fines and recoveries	5
book of the exchequer	5
of the lord jeffreys	5
they were so called	5
the custom of the	5
lord chief justice of	5
to be carryed out	5
written by john selden	5
at the end of	5
blood of the father	5
it is in the	4
of parliament assembled at	4
for want of brothers	4
lands and dies without	4
the laws of king	4
descend to the eldest	4
of the whole blood	4
were wont to be	4
not to be carryed	4
without the kings leave	4
and charlotte his wife	4
of king henry the	4
original text notes for	4
of richard truelove and	4
and if there be	4
not so much as	4
wat hii were wurth	4
king john and h	4
case of the lord	4
the original text notes	4
we meet with in	4
from the time of	4
by reason of the	4
times of the saxons	4
the time of h	4
was the son of	4
daughter and heir of	4
the death of the	4
john late lord lovelace	4
to the heirs of	4
cousin germans on the	4
in whom after the	4
the britans and gauls	4
the said thomas causton	4
year of our lord	4
john selden of the	4
text notes for div	4
of the common law	4
himself and his heirs	4
by the common advice	4
from the beginning of	4
late lord lovelace his	4
the great uncles grand	4
as it is in	4
according to his own	4
into hundreds and tythings	4
mona logarbo text and	4
line of the part	4
mona logarbo sampled and	4
by act of parliament	4
as they are now	4
by the law of	4
supreme authority of england	4
and so in infinitum	4
of henry the first	4
borrowed from the gauls	4
arms not to be	4
and died without issue	4
selden of the inner	4
the ceremony of the	4
in process of time	4
out of the way	4
the pope of rome	4
of heirs of the	4
original of ecclesiastical jurisdiction	4
parliament assembled at westminster	4
the use of the	4
logarbo sampled and proofread	4
of the laws of	4
laws of king ina	4
the supreme authority of	4
the common advice of	4
time of the saxons	4
to the law of	4
of the half blood	4
reproduction of the original	4
the jurisdiction of the	4
a mark of gold	4
be met with in	4
time of king john	4
to himself and his	4
godwin earl of kent	4
of the eldest brother	4
disposition of intestates goods	4
as it seems by	4
of ecclesiastical jurisdiction of	4
the kings most excellent	4
kings most excellent majesty	4
to the kings most	4
the abbot of crowland	4
in the spiritual courts	4
of the eldest son	4
logarbo text and markup	4
under the government of	4
to the court of	4
and xml conversion to	4
the heirs of the	4
petition of richard truelove	4
as heir to the	4
if any one shall	4
if there were any	4
the case of the	4
line of the father	4
out of the realm	4
and upon this account	4
the life of the	4
earl marshal of england	4
for any one to	4
the statutes of clarendon	4
given in pios usus	4
grown out of use	4
de successionibus apud anglos	4
guardians of the laws	4
hundred and forty acres	4
treatise of hereditary descents	4
to the supreme authority	4
as they call it	4
a brief account of	4
humble petition of richard	4
from the original text	4
the brother of the	4
the records and writs	4
of john now lord	4
of the english janus	4
the beginning of the	4
the account of the	4
if any one of	4
in the ecclesiastical court	4
a hide of land	4
the judgement of the	4
had died without issue	4
of edward the confessor	4
by the judgement of	4
court of parliament assembled	4
the year of our	4
sole daughter and heir	4
the words of the	4
the courtesie of england	4
ecclesiastical jurisdictions of testaments	3
rose and crown in	3
paid to the king	3
the original of decenna	3
on the behalfe of	3
the bar of the	3
into the sheriffs hands	3
law to thomas causton	3
collected out of the	3
as to the method	3
of the church of	3
so long as there	3
the greek letters then	3
in the presence of	3
by little and little	3
aldermen of provinces and	3
be taken for the	3
humble petition of ierom	3
the father and mother	3
the marriage of the	3
the case of john	3
at the feast of	3
all the goods of	3
to the use of	3
and the lady charlotte	3
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after the death of	3
the lord chief justice	3
said thomas lord culpeper	3
for the county of	3
and burgesses of the	3
claimed by the pope	3
as if one would	3
the court of inquests	3
by the names of	3
the celts and gauls	3
et sic in infinitum	3
records and writs of	3
the reign of henry	3
of the commons house	3
of bona intestatorum in	3
by the laws of	3
that there might be	3
with the advice of	3
petition of ierom hawley	3
for want of heirs	3
the sonne and heire	3
two recoveries in the	3
made in the records	3
into counties or shires	3
chiswell at the rose	3
bishops of london and	3
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by the grace of	3
it might have descended	3
daughter of the eldest	3
john lord lovelace baron	3
of a knights fee	3
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no brothers or sisters	3
henry the seconds time	3
and katherine his wife	3
act to set aside	3
of thundersley in the	3
shall descend to the	3
other part of the	3
king john and henry	3
who was the son	3
the said lord fairfax	3
set aside several amendments	3
the year of the	3
thundersley in the county	3
are now in use	3
domini regis capi solebant	3
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and successive alterations thereof	3
son of henry percy	3
a capelet of iron	3
amendments and alterations made	3
of thomas lord fairfax	3
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preferred in the descent	3
the druids with the	3
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that of bona intestatorum	3
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writs of a fine	3
they are now in	3
the goods of the	3
from the saxon word	3
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long as there are	3
of the town of	3
by the kings ring	3
of henry the second	3
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quis baronum vel hominum	3
haeredibus nostris in perpetuum	3
out of the trojan	3
to a bill entituled	3
reign of henry the	3
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alterations made in the	3
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and john peshall esquire	3
to the number of	3
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john and henry the	3
of the like kind	3
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of the whole kingdom	3
descended to all the	3
heirs at law to	3
the laws of clarendon	3
the town of ipswich	3
chief justice of england	3
brother of the half	3
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time of king edward	3
the inheritance of the	3
want of heirs of	3
of the father of	3
of the cinque ports	3
a people of france	3
life of the father	3
by fire and water	3
of england humbly presented	3
last never before extant	3
part of the estate	3
the life time of	3
as the words are	3
shall be a plea	3
and other parts of	3
and xml conversion the	3
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assembly of the states	3
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the rules of descent	3
one of the kings	3
in time of war	3
it shall descend to	3
a fine and two	3
in the descending line	3
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peers of the realm	3
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of king edward the	3
the son or grand	3
lord lovelace for life	3
king knute the dane	3
laws of descent as	3
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xml conversion to the	3
of edward the first	3
the said thomas lord	3
a scheme of pedigrees	3
and heir of philip	3
r ocm this keyboarded	3
they are the words	3
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the latin it is	3
the son of the	3
whom he calls yumen	3
the son of henry	3
the first christian king	3
the rules of descents	3
out of the hands	3
the commons house of	3
but if there be	3
quit the realm within	3
the laws of descent	3
in the first times	3
progress and successive alterations	3
estc r ocm this	3
the execution of the	3
and alterations made in	3
son of the lineal	3
xml conversion the case	3
the right of the	3
si quis baronum vel	3
of the common pleas	3
to the temporal courts	3
gauls were called samothei	3
in the grand sessions	3
it out of the	3
if there had been	3
descent as they are	3
the next of blood	3
the declension of the	3
in the records and	3
and presentation of churches	3
intrusts the druids with	3
to the brother of	3
and richard chiswell at	3
at the bar of	3
power of making laws	3
in mausing were ibrought	3
the mean time brutus	3
to do with the	3
recoveries in the grand	3
or any descending from	3
the case of thomas	3
and crown in s	3
one of my barons	3
to have been in	3
the model and frame	3
lovelace baron of hurley	3
the county of essex	3
the behalfe of phillip	3
be no brothers or	3
at this very time	3
upon the credit of	3
at the rose and	3
several amendments and alterations	3
if there shall be	3
be put under an	3
not without good reason	3
the kingdom of england	3
of london and norwich	3
thomas basset at the	3
richard chiswell at the	3
there be no brothers	3
tracts written by john	3
who was the first	3
and that in the	3
humble petition of james	3
the nature of country	3
and writs of a	3
harmony of the three	3
coming in of the	3
in the latin it	3
the office of lord	3
the three last never	3
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the father of the	3
daughter of the lineal	3
advowson and presentation of	3
the bishops of london	3
and on the behalfe	3
behalfe of phillip sture	3
one to go out	3
in manus domini regis	3
by letters of summons	3
of ecclesiastical jurisdictions of	3
general assembly of the	3
in the temporal courts	3
put under an interdict	3
the benefit of the	3
the scots and picts	3
to the same purpose	3
to the lord for	3
and every other son	3
of the hands of	3
the monk of malmesbury	3
in the isle of	3
aside several amendments and	3
by the said deed	3
be a plea in	3
kings ring and staff	3
the court of rome	3
richard truelove and henry	3
relation to a bill	3
of lord high constable	3
heire of tristram sture	3
held for the county	3
of the grand charter	3
or for want of	3
phillip sture an infant	3
the church by the	3
according to the law	3
the realm within forty	3
that the laws of	3
lord lovelace baron of	3
but according to the	3
of ierom hawley esquire	3
justice of the common	3
to the church by	3
the brother or sister	3
of the value of	3
by the advice of	3
baronum vel hominum meorum	3
the advowson and presentation	3
of them in the	3
one and the same	3
it shall be a	3
a kind of death	3
which he ought to	3
for the benefit of	3
hide of land is	3
cowell in the word	3
part of his mother	3
commons house of parliament	3
the kings ring and	3
i shall therefore set	3
case of john lord	3
descended to the heir	3
bona intestatorum in manus	3
put into the sheriffs	3
monarch of all england	3
who dies without issue	3
the grace of god	3
realm within forty dayes	3
petition of james percy	3
unless it were in	3
in the male line	3
sonne and heire of	3
and heire of tristram	3
of themselves and others	3
to the laws of	3
the said john peshall	3
that is to say	3
office of lord high	3
the fathers mothers brother	3
have descended to the	3
to maldon in essex	3
an act to set	3
burgesses of the commons	3
jani anglorvm facies altera	3
out of the land	3
marshal of england humbly	3
with large notes thereupon	3
lord lovelace his father	3
manus domini regis capi	3
mothers brother or sister	3
conversion the case of	3
to the rules of	3
above four hundred years	3
as it were the	3
the male line ascending	3
richard ceur de lion	3
of john lord lovelace	3
let it be lawful	3
of descent as they	3
the lord for his	3
a treatise of hereditary	3
the rose and crown	3
the king and thomas	3
in the life time	3
forfeited to the king	3
gervase of tilbury in	3
granted by the king	3
does not at all	3
died in the life	3
ocm this keyboarded and	3
truelove and henry truelove	3
to the sheriff of	3
the beginning of that	3
three last never before	3
original of decenna or	3
land in yearly revenue	3
on the other side	3
and others of the	3
to set aside several	3
intestatorum in manus domini	3
an order for the	3
and two recoveries in	3
case of thomas lord	3
original of ecclesiastical jurisdictions	3
fine and two recoveries	3
of a fine and	3
for and on the	3
at the same time	3
intrinsecal jurisdiction in the	3
basset at the george	3
the court of wards	3
ex utriusque parentibus conjuncti	3
at law to thomas	3
of phillip sture an	3
to all the daughters	3
see cowell in the	3
is said to have	3
britans and gauls had	3
at the george in	3
of my barons or	3
grandmother hath a brother	3
ple ssold be driue	2
brief account of some	2
had a double portion	2
said deed and will	2
quotes it out of	2
that from that time	2
out of the archives	2
lawyers among the gentiles	2
pope nere nought on	2
which i leave to	2
and other things of	2
other what he be	2
the time of my	2
the father were dead	2
as soon as he	2
suspicion to clear themselves	2
me gadereth manion the	2
a pawn in the	2
grandfathers brothers or sisters	2
uor as much as	2
annius again censured for	2
your kingdom of britanny	2
intrinsecal came to the	2
as i read in	2
a leude man to	2
kings presenting a turf	2
a parliament at northampton	2
the saxons division of	2
in is chapel right	2
ich understond and let	2
what of him who	2
to all the males	2
with a coat of	2
prevailed upon by the	2
eni clarke as felon	2
touching the jurisdiction of	2
rome now set on	2
that is met with	2
the king is to	2
a great many instances	2
to support contingent uses	2
a great company of	2
of the father and	2
ordeals by fire and	2
advantage of the kingdom	2
at the bottom of	2
the ancient law of	2
of samothes out of	2
and passing sentence in	2
the kings price set	2
of debts whatsoever in	2
to stand to that	2
were to yeld wel	2
where she was worshipped	2
then were others than	2
that icholle now tell	2
the annals of roger	2
samothes out of basingstoke	2
instance of it out	2
some ancient writers to	2
the very same thing	2
the ordeals by fire	2
lose their hands and	2
who died without issue	2
for a fabulous writer	2
as we have elsewhere	2
king alfred divides england	2
concerning the reckoning of	2
to treat of the	2
clarks which he wuld	2
came to the church	2
collateralis the side line	2
that i may not	2
the mother of the	2
be had touching the	2
into a sum of	2
his court the ple	2
well these and other	2
a suit of law	2
pope innocent the fourth	2
rings to seal with	2
take any thing of	2
grand sessions held in	2
out of his own	2
building of ships not	2
regis factae apud clarendon	2
in our law it	2
they commonly call coyners	2
in the saxon times	2
those of edward the	2
clarenceaux king at arms	2
the original of hundred	2
ancient writers to the	2
the fee de hauberk	2
what cases honorary knights	2
remainder to his st	2
priviledge of using rings	2
first supposed inhabitants and	2
account of forest or	2
to go into orders	2
our law it is	2
on other occasions they	2
to rome in triumph	2
to swear against a	2
by no means the	2
a tax levied to	2
the body of the	2
habergeon or coat of	2
part of the island	2
wan he were ichose	2
a suit betwixt a	2
to the eldest brother	2
trick to get boseham	2
estates granted by the	2
contrary to what the	2
how came it to	2
common lawyers and civilians	2
ought to be made	2
sold purchas no uvel	2
nor let any one	2
the kings it is	2
be ready to attend	2
credit called in question	2
sons not to go	2
images of theirs in	2
that hii ne sold	2
amend solde the ercebissops	2
at such time as	2
generally all illiterate persons	2
that holi chirch ne	2
of the beginning of	2
which was like a	2
to the king as	2
king lucy embraces the	2
the british state under	2
the close roll of	2
parts of the common	2
were others than what	2
some new laws were	2
turf at the altar	2
he provides against an	2
other occasions they might	2
the word in him	2
burning women that killed	2
was yuf eni play	2
that those very letters	2
as a leud man	2
what a hereot was	2
these other he withsede	2
how people were to	2
having their heads uncovered	2
given to the church	2
withsede that did him	2
will i take any	2
and from bishop to	2
why forty dayes allowed	2
be sold by a	2
added to those old	2
and the original of	2
account of the semnothei	2
therevore kings service that	2
brought in my court	2
is met with in	2
whom it was in	2
or his justice be	2
law of samothes out	2
justice of the whole	2
seals from the normans	2
sayes progne to her	2
land as is owne	2
they have a chief	2
as to the quantity	2
any one shall dye	2
since the return of	2
in what kings time	2
king ethelbald comprized in	2
it for minerva against	2
sold all the land	2
richard earl of arundel	2
before the younger brother	2
nere althei thoru truth	2
and right of marriage	2
the priviledge of young	2
in the temporal court	2
all that the felon	2
vor vouson of chirch	2
bote the wardeins of	2
kings it is and	2
is collected out of	2
the time of those	2
much taken up with	2
be present at the	2
summons the bishops of	2
an argument for the	2
out of a rescript	2
who had the management	2
rich men under suspicion	2
and he wist that	2
flesh not lawful to	2
might thenche the love	2
icholle now tell he	2
the tethe was yuf	2
of the roman law	2
whether so called from	2
in point of law	2
of a rescript of	2
that scrit dude iwis	2
the return of christianity	2
but within a while	2
sould in is chapel	2
jurisdiction then in the	2
the worship of the	2
right was so fre	2
much as a leud	2
eni man is chateux	2
some laws in favour	2
three exceptions of expedition	2
uor all that the	2
priviledge of the clergy	2
of det were to	2
whom after the normans	2
ne solde nought the	2
rescript of pope gregory	2
when this court kept	2
is right ne be	2
clergi idraw he ne	2
the morganheb or wedding	2
by way of imitation	2
by plutarch and orpheus	2
of the diocess of	2
concerning the common and	2
under title of his	2
one of the chief	2
a blot upon theodred	2
in is chapel ichose	2
of the kings homagers	2
ever ne ssold igiue	2
lucy embraces the christian	2
occasions they might use	2
if he had no	2
of so great a	2
de malefactoribus eorum receptoribus	2
hong him other to	2
men to bear arms	2
in cheife or in	2
quantum vivae pecuniae quisque	2
that killed their husbands	2
it was so called	2
in laws divine and	2
of the monastery of	2
and returns to rome	2
to the judgment of	2
what a hide of	2
that book so called	2
his londe let enqueri	2
letters then were others	2
the beginning of henry	2
twenty pounds worth of	2
out of an old	2
the justice of the	2
the consanguinei of the	2
yuf a man of	2
the rents of each	2
without the kings leve	2
in the city of	2
that it cannot be	2
savour of pythagoras and	2
there are a great	2
laws of the twelve	2
it is taken for	2
of the priviledge of	2
of the purpose of	2
yet not have the	2
to those old ones	2
was to have the	2
afterwards changed into mony	2
their hands and privy	2
from the faults wherewith	2
vacans were of prelas	2
much what the same	2
concerning the eldest sons	2
wolde by their leue	2
excommunicate persons to find	2
to pope alexander the	2
to his son who	2
roman and caesarean laws	2
hundred and eighty acres	2
honorary knights to serve	2
in a general assembly	2
that i have seen	2
in their judgements of	2
of crabbed in it	2
resorted to the line	2
in his life time	2
the father or mother	2
court of rome now	2
passing sentence in case	2
if he shall be	2
in the kingdom of	2
women that killed their	2
to the collateral line	2
of the lands of	2
any heir of the	2
of samothes the first	2
statutes of clarendon mis	2
relation to the breeding	2
the said mannors and	2
as we find in	2
award binds all parties	2
to be the same	2
it descended to all	2
felons estates forfeited to	2
and not to all	2
to john late lord	2
the right of majesty	2
go into orders without	2
the kings fe in	2
borowes find solde to	2
do ar he confirmed	2
laws against taking of	2
an old stone in	2
dere lourd in the	2
the records of king	2
for the extrinsecal jurisdiction	2
the course of descents	2
under the title of	2
for which diogenes laertius	2
the title of spectabilis	2
heir to the father	2
court a certain toper	2
for that which we	2
of it out of	2
the george in fleet	2
their coins of money	2
sold him verst disordein	2
and in a word	2
to all intents and	2
but there is a	2
and these other he	2
the lawes that icholle	2
from the first supposed	2
at the rate of	2
to send him the	2
was first found in	2
which diogenes laertius is	2
be righted by the	2
had before been made	2
death of king henry	2
alfred first appointed sheriffs	2
with that of bracton	2
master of a family	2
the great great grand	2
want of them to	2
and twenty eight bishops	2
suffer themselves to be	2
pecuniam suam nec dederit	2
suth thoru there law	2
from our civil custom	2
and they ordered the	2
hiden also were in	2
held in al the	2
judges to act without	2
personal in the spiritual	2
henrici regis factae apud	2
and customs savour of	2
come on this side	2
of which the said	2
the right of his	2
their manner of approving	2
bodinus his censure of	2
for the building of	2
hensloes case apud v	2
as it were with	2
and thoru judgement of	2
there are some who	2
and of the author	2
a rescript of pope	2
the disposal of estates	2
customs savour of pythagoras	2
be detained by the	2
is made a matter	2
a third part of	2
lust eni prelat there	2
rusticks or villains not	2
the french language and	2
consists of thirty years	2
by going over burning	2
to clergi idraw he	2
the priviledge of the	2
the collateral nephews son	2
of henry percy of	2
of the pope of	2
the people of liege	2
him verst disordein and	2
idraw he ne sall	2
without is lourdes icrouned	2
king of the south	2
sons inheriting the whole	2
is owned king by	2
plaiding and in assise	2
the foolish humour of	2
berosus for a fabulous	2
of brennus and belinus	2
their youth into men	2
homage he solde him	2
into english by redman	2
the scarcity of his	2
be given to monasteries	2
right law mani luther	2
the oath of twelve	2
the cinque ports why	2
of the rest of	2
him by act of	2
and the next of	2
impleaded in the ecclesiastical	2
their dubbing their youth	2
the manor of water	2
went on pilgrimage to	2
it is not lawful	2
yet in that manner	2
be observed in marriages	2
that the o parti	2
whatsoever there was in	2
progne to her sister	2
solde the ercebissops dede	2
accused of any matter	2
of decenna or court	2
now tell he granted	2
the kings homagers daughter	2
of the land without	2
son confirms those laws	2
the story out of	2
duty of money or	2
a large commendation of	2
by other nations also	2
and more generally all	2
learned conjectures at the	2
as there are any	2
was chanliche was under	2
and suth come to	2
ne that his elderne	2
and overthrow of the	2
of land in yearly	2
in the scarcity of	2
prelates investiture by the	2
conteke sprung bituene them	2
investiture by the kings	2
of the records of	2
menage of their schools	2
mention made of them	2
of ships not to	2
love that there was	2
estates not to be	2
the saxons a hereot	2
and orpheus they are	2
chirche of the kings	2
every leud uicar and	2
the breeding up of	2
and lawyers among the	2
of the twelve tables	2
let that the k	2
in case of no	2
a fair hearing may	2
hand when came in	2
kings payments made at	2
of the manor of	2
of felons to be	2
the kings to be	2
sorts of tryal by	2
he must stiffe be	2
shall be in his	2
reports of our law	2
and gauls had laws	2
the common law of	2
of the whole book	2
the value of sixteen	2
and so far forth	2
and one of the	2
the common and statute	2
the chateux there let	2
were to answer for	2
with the monk that	2
a concession of all	2
to be detained by	2
of one and the	2
of those that dye	2
mo so that attan	2
him do ar he	2
that attan end plaining	2
hou moni hiden also	2
those whom they had	2
which we have in	2
among the romans had	2
the name of his	2
hii were wurth yereto	2
consanguinei of the mother	2
the said fine and	2
entent de nostre dit	2
debts whatsoever in the	2
and brings bishops and	2
the mistakes in the	2
it write clene inou	2
vel hominum meorum infirmabitur	2
country called engelond by	2
how he is chosen	2
that ple sold be	2
no jew to bear	2
a custome of the	2
bull of the pope	2
where ends the roman	2
severe punishments of adultery	2
who relates to the	2
he would have done	2
sua per manus propinquorum	2
this every leud uicar	2
solde nought the chateux	2
brought along with him	2
left it in writing	2
ne ssolde without kings	2
reason of it given	2
breeding up of youth	2
account of the british	2
to the said charlotte	2
in plaiding and in	2
marrying the kings daughter	2
the reason of it	2
britans and gauls were	2
at westminster there it	2
come by letters of	2
the kings hands from	2
of king henry ii	2
homager or officer of	2
canvast and taken to	2
should kill a dane	2
where else to be	2
out of the ground	2
timber for building of	2
of the true god	2
when hii ransome toke	2
that my lord culpeper	2
for marrying the kings	2
sent into every county	2
any thing of the	2
eis melius visum fuerit	2
bishop to be chosen	2
sprung bituene them manifold	2
in the grand charter	2
liber homo intestatus decesserit	2
of samothes his successors	2
notwithstanding a remark of	2
thereof ich understond and	2
as is owne is	2
going over burning coulters	2
their weighing of it	2
the second reserving homage	2
hath continued in practice	2
the story of brutus	2
the spiritual court from	2
and damns the laws	2
of their publick government	2
to raise and carry	2
be out of the	2
in the said fines	2
shall he make amends	2
i make use of	2
return of christianity into	2
none of my business	2
state of the kingdom	2
the great prejudice of	2
in a different character	2
the name of yumen	2
granting and conveying estates	2
with his father in	2
eni man made is	2
declension of the roman	2
son purchase lands and	2
roman histories from julius	2
beginning of that course	2
forma procedendi in placitis	2
duns scotus his advice	2
king henry the seconds	2
other things of the	2
some of samothes his	2
him to come to	2
their determining in point	2
what authors treat of	2
same as counts or	2
chalcondylas his mistake from	2
of the king in	2
much alike with the	2
bear a resemblance of	2
in whom by the	2
preferred before the father	2
ne ssold igiue be	2
he ssal do therevore	2
almost the same syllables	2
the roman laws brought	2
of the disposal of	2
sunt praecepta de forestis	2
if the lands were	2
the king give order	2
to be the son	2
and held in al	2
time of the saxon	2
doctrines and customs savour	2
special custom to the	2
and desires eleutherius then	2
the heptarchs styled monarch	2
with the title of	2
use the greek letters	2
hii wolde by their	2
the latter end of	2
ends the roman account	2
were from the sixth	2
eke yuf eni man	2
with a lawful and	2
the same right of	2
he himselfe was sothnes	2
to that form of	2
comprized in old verse	2
as also that of	2
as other parts of	2
for those whom they	2
to holi chirch bere	2
ne might thenche the	2
even in kent it	2
the sixt was yuf	2
to his own right	2
an instance in the	2
westminster there it yut	2
the same as deae	2
to be observed in	2
writs occurr in the	2
of the original at	2
to that holy chirch	2
in al the lond	2
and at this day	2
earls and viscounts or	2
infinitum shall be preferred	2
upon the payment of	2
or whether it were	2
of the kings hands	2
of henry the eighth	2
ne sall without is	2
it will not be	2
at the common law	2
the same bishop or	2
styled monarch of all	2
king charles the second	2
kings service that there	2
presenting a turf at	2
counterfeit berosus with the	2
and yet for all	2
by way of safe	2
the faults wherewith they	2
holi chirch bere that	2
plaining of holi chirch	2
and eke imartred was	2
in general of the	2
leude man to rust	2
at a loss in	2
of the former times	2
many and many a	2
offa king of the	2
chirch that brought him	2
of those who have	2
they so called from	2
deae matres in an	2
of good and fair	2
bishop to arcebissop and	2
bishoprikes and abbeis also	2
the duties of the	2
that concerning the eldest	2
basingstoke concerning the reckoning	2
to get boseham of	2
was so named from	2
the library of the	2
jurisdiction by the civil	2
colony is sent to	2
the church of rome	2
the father had purchased	2
up four great cause	2
met with in saxon	2
a master of a	2
latin by john selden	2
nere nought on isend	2
persons to find surety	2
legacies personal in the	2
in the same manner	2
of the chief of	2
the custom of normandy	2
yet some new laws	2
wurth of al engelonde	2
before the close of	2
them and their laws	2
might it not forsake	2
the laws of second	2
was last actually seized	2
and not to the	2
he is prevailed upon	2
they had not the	2
any descending from them	2
the coming in of	2
answer for those whom	2
great aunt on the	2
in case the father	2
the probate or aperture	2
theruore luther custumes he	2
send him the roman	2
no uvel the k	2
shall therefore set down	2
of six hundred years	2
of the kings domain	2
and it had descended	2
there let that the	2
is elderne ad ihold	2
history of matthew paris	2
the alderman of the	2
of holi chirch hath	2
ar he confirmed were	2
the hands of the	2
at the grand sessions	2
to find out the	2
end plaining of holi	2
not beleue the lawes	2
who have departed the	2
the barons of the	2
by vortigern against the	2
the same as rusticks	2
and accused of any	2
being to reside in	2
have been preferred before	2
his own right heirs	2
those that dye intestate	2
to make answer to	2
a title of dignity	2
and is owned king	2
the king and the	2
is owne is ne	2
chirch ne solde nought	2
philosophers and lawyers among	2
of money or coinage	2
assembly under the normans	2
and burning some servants	2
the other third part	2
in marriages according to	2
testimonies of king john	2
the roman laws were	2
belong to the king	2
civil custom of saluting	2
the grand sessions held	2
in regard of the	2
bere that holi chirch	2
in my court a	2
with corinus one of	2
odd images of theirs	2
the altar of that	2
service of our lord	2
a turf at the	2
offices much alike with	2
sons and three daughters	2
thoru truth it were	2
laws in favour of	2
man ne might thenche	2
the son purchase lands	2
now lord lovelace in	2
to the payment of	2
ransome toke and redy	2
of the court of	2
the uncles and aunts	2
their schools without writing	2
the presence of the	2
they were adiourned ouer	2
thulke prelat sould in	2
kings fe in none	2
felon iproved and ne	2
before the brother or	2
the nature of these	2
of failer of issue	2
that the felon hath	2
hou moni plou lond	2
you for your part	2
the latin word it	2
the thrid was yuf	2
is given to a	2
althei thoru truth it	2
what the punishment of	2
like practised by danes	2
have to do with	2
brings bishops and abbots	2
the death of a	2
saith he of tilbury	2
timber for the building	2
granted well these and	2
the collateral nephews daughter	2
is appele sold make	2
he solde him do	2
of their people into	2
that me gadereth manion	2
kings price set for	2
the normans called parliament	2
thomas fleu verst out	2
in placitis coronae regis	2
under william le rous	2
be able to undergo	2
against taking of deer	2
the house of lords	2
what has been said	2
the poet gives account	2
pye and sir william	2
in by vortigern against	2
lawes that icholle now	2
vouson of chirch whether	2
kings hands from the	2
and hand when came	2
church is owne take	2
of the original in	2
priviledge of young lads	2
account of the druids	2
that he would have	2
of provinces and graves	2
lands upon his followers	2
heroes and philosophers went	2
and the worship of	2
custom to the contrary	2
play to chapitle were	2
advice of my barons	2
tell he granted vawe	2
may use the arms	2
also that of single	2
the jurisdiction of testaments	2
bestows lands upon his	2
faults wherewith they have	2
there in yor boke	2
to the said thomas	2
of the saxon empire	2
and their descendants should	2
duke of the normans	2
he ne sall without	2
treatises written by john	2
the now lord lovelace	2
man in mausing were	2
the payment of the	2
moni hiden also were	2
is none of my	2
lords spiritual and temporal	2
and twentieth year of	2
iproved and ne might	2
holy chirch that brought	2
for want of children	2
and that scrit dude	2
occasioned a quarrel between	2
of their fitness to	2
sent to pope alexander	2
not to be given	2
again censured for a	2
purchas no uvel the	2
haec sunt praecepta de	2
me sold him verst	2
to be of twelve	2
thomas beauchamp earl of	2
under suspicion to clear	2
that so granted by	2
tell us of any	2
leud and a clerc	2
the romans had the	2
those who have departed	2
the great uncles mother	2
saxons division of their	2
of the waters echone	2
ancient laws of the	2
of six hundred and	2
uort at last that	2
from ercedeken is appele	2
by any other way	2
streitliche thoru al engelonde	2
histories from julius caesar	2
except what is in	2
levied to raise and	2
worth of his londe	2
in the name of	2
deforcements to the bishop	2
bishops of canterbury and	2
nobis haeredibus nostris in	2
had laws and customs	2
of gold come to	2
the saxons way of	2
the great uncles father	2
was that peters pence	2
persons of the kingdom	2
present at the tryals	2
but by no means	2
taken to be a	2
on pilgrimage to rome	2
before the youngest brother	2
some things common to	2
the title of free	2
of single combat condemned	2
al clene that wurth	2
chirch there of him	2
man that the o	2
forfeitures on the account	2
and after him by	2
why one called healfkoning	2
of forest or hunting	2
other holy chirch was	2
the dead master for	2
him who confesseth the	2
scarcity of his money	2
that all the descendants	2
also out of the	2
the heire male was	2
the guardians of the	2
to the bishop from	2
of john of salisbury	2
these and vor other	2
brothers or sisters of	2
wardeins of holy chirch	2
uor these and vor	2
he had seen in	2
first king of the	2
before the time of	2
where to be tryed	2
why claimed by the	2
and custom mid strength	2
mark of gold is	2
law as it was	2
and rules of descents	2
the first times there	2
be eaten by them	2
is bailies and to	2
nor any of their	2
disordein and suth thoru	2
there shall be need	2
that holy chirch there	2
of basingstoke concerning the	2
is lourdes icrouned nought	2
of them to the	2
that canon si haeredes	2
french language and hand	2
which brutus brought in	2
by right of peerage	2
that is elderne ad	2
a remark of some	2
there it yut is	2
against the salick law	2
told that he himselfe	2
laws were granted by	2
famous sir edward coke	2
there was bitwene the	2
order what his pleasure	2
the statute of e	2
of judging the event	2
sent to maldon in	2
succeeds before the youngest	2
that belonged to the	2
might have been heir	2
a man of holi	2
wite the worth of	2
all was to pieces	2
of the druids out	2
to lose their hands	2
upon the holy gospels	2
there were no positive	2
time of king henry	2
large commendation of the	2
the said lady katherine	2
i return to king	2
as long as there	2
the normans until king	2
under no bishop nas	2
dei estis in regno	2
they are at this	2
printed and are to	2
makes laws concerning sanctuaries	2
if the father were	2
his clarendon constitutions restored	2
marrying of their wives	2
saxons way of judging	2
the o parti was	2
westminster the humble petition	2
them in some very	2
a sum of pence	2
verth was that no	2
of his own rank	2
right is called wreck	2
alike with the saxons	2
semnai theai the same	2
of subscribing and sealing	2
that vacans were of	2
are a great many	2
a while resumed by	2
he went on pilgrimage	2
subject to divers kings	2
court within whose territory	2
give order what his	2
a yuman hath a	2
this repealed by king	2
laws occasioned a quarrel	2
enioyned to appeare at	2
according to that of	2
other laws of church	2
detained by the church	2
were wurth of al	2
returns to rome in	2
toke and redy wat	2
aptara keyed and coded	2
pro suo cuique jure	2
the name of god	2
other homagers the like	2
did him well woe	2
the laws of henry	2
the neck and breast	2
dare vadium ad remanentiam	2
his heirs for ever	2
be and in judgement	2
his oath so to	2
det were to yeld	2
to it the name	2
to the kings court	2
men were eni striving	2
preference of the male	2
that in every county	2
to sit in parliament	2
the wife of the	2
to pay in to	2
of the roman empire	2
further account of molmutius	2
with the dead master	2
up and down in	2
procedendi in placitis coronae	2
other lands in berks	2
the management of the	2
druids with the government	2
it at the scale	2
are to be sold	2
of the kings presenting	2
oath so to do	2
be made agen is	2
single combat condemned by	2
yuf eni play to	2
some servants with the	2
case the father had	2
have a chief over	2
eni servise in mausing	2
instance in the wonder	2
and that the k	2
now you for your	2
it shall behove him	2
non other mo so	2
out of the kingdom	2
for the keeping of	2
thomas lord culpeper and	2
this right is called	2
what the trojan laws	2
the love that there	2
in his book de	2
none nere thoru bull	2
original in the bodleian	2
of youth in learning	2
none stede ene and	2
be made an act	2
chateux there let that	2
right him wold bring	2
no wonder is a	2
and the court of	2
writ to the sheriff	2
wold that in his	2
clear themselves by oath	2
what proportion to be	2
and the statutes of	2
assembled at westminster the	2
the service of our	2
shall inherit before the	2
of the foolish humour	2
the priviledge of using	2
and not to his	2
the chief city of	2
old heroes and philosophers	2
that he sold from	2
the king resents it	2
first why called beauclerk	2
of the house of	2
between the king and	2
but of late to	2
thing he granted eke	2
of wives among the	2
zuf a yuman hath	2
censured for a forger	2
account which of those	2
was that plaiding that	2
he other the patron	2
the extrinsecal jurisdiction then	2
particularly by a horn	2
of the marriage of	2
legitimi homines sui pro	2
upon him by act	2
holi chirch ne solde	2
thenche the love that	2
factae apud clarendon renovatae	2
and it descends to	2
in of the normans	2
laws of king edward	2
the felon hath the	2
linwood thinks the jurisdiction	2
or earls and viscounts	2
the difference betwixt that	2
his justice be acquainted	2
the government of the	2
of hereditary descents shewing	2
owned king by the	2
their putting themselves under	2
owne is ne wette	2
desires eleutherius then pope	2
their severe punishments of	2
book of the english	2
restraint of his courtiers	2
custom of the country	2
some parts of the	2
citation none nere thoru	2
according to the ancient	2
patron the gift first	2
or is bailifes wat	2
afterwards bishop of durham	2
who to bear arms	2
is a leude man	2
goods of those that	2
parliament held at clarendon	2
of the widows dowry	2
to every bishop five	2
villanage before the normans	2
in his antiquities of	2
and redy wat folc	2
an heir under age	2
were put forth by	2
have him in custody	2
and be as in	2
the original of it	2
a proposal in council	2
the pope nere nought	2
i take any thing	2
in infinitum shall be	2
was to be made	2
to reside in pannonia	2
that him lust eni	2
the second in council	2
the course of the	2
capitula placitorum coronae regis	2
himself to be the	2
of the then justices	2
into six provinces or	2
the same as decuria	2
whether shold the chirch	2
and in case of	2
there is a great	2
was to pay in	2
formerly by other nations	2
there other is as	2
a special custom to	2
by the common law	2
of such as were	2
of the justices duty	2
assise be and in	2
if the same person	2
out of the laws	2
be as in the	2
chosen in the kings	2
appears by the statute	2
the words of it	2
he were ichose in	2
the whole country inrolled	2
learning of the author	2
of charters and seals	2
cheife or in eni	2
fe in none stede	2
that in the lond	2
some odd images of	2
druids reckoning of time	2
of it given by	2
reign all was to	2
upon by the barons	2
henry the third his	2
unaquaeque acra dabit regi	2
by several examples of	2
abbots under military service	2
ought to be in	2
some remarks of their	2
ibe kings of luther	2
our kings not monarchs	2
were derived from the	2
the laws and the	2
to be a custom	2
some very ancient authors	2
as it were of	2
granted by thomas a	2
if they be such	2
inheriting the whole estate	2
tribune of the people	2
guelding a kind of	2
putting themselves under protection	2
haec est assisa d	2
who allowed to swear	2
were before this time	2
make a knights fee	2
fathers brothers or sisters	2
an old british inscription	2
that of single combat	2
common duty of money	2
age right neuer law	2
the superstitions and fopperies	2
but it is not	2
the druids stones in	2
there is mention made	2
nor by any other	2
as a kind of	2
for that which the	2
not to all the	2
witness robert of glocester	2
in a much different	2
that the said thomas	2
commodus his time king	2
the lond citation none	2
of legacies personal in	2
wayes through the island	2
holi church is owne	2
coyners to lose their	2
of the line of	2
and viscounts or sheriffs	2
vote hii wolde by	2
bituene twei leud men	2
do therevore kings service	2
the common duty of	2
me dude him unlaw	2
the goods of intestates	2
a parliament held at	2
of thomas lord culpeper	2
he made a law	2
yuf me dude him	2
stead of heathen priests	2
his mistake from our	2
the care of their	2
be in his place	2
going into great mens	2
to the statute of	2
nought be made agen	2
why that book so	2
as counts or earls	2
king give order what	2
the first why called	2
in loco ejus erunt	2
bishops to be present	2
it is so called	2
on the account of	2
is the very same	2
leud man that the	2
apud clarendon renovatae apud	2
temporal court within whose	2
all those who are	2
as also the business	2
quod ibi sit respondendum	2
that conteke sprung bituene	2
the coverfeu dispensed with	2
of the king and	2
bar of the house	2
hii ne sold purchas	2
wives among the britans	2
writers to the contrary	2
of the kings fe	2
to holy chirch nought	2
if we may believe	2
the beginning of h	2
so that vre kings	2
clarendon renovatae apud northamtune	2
for otherwise computing their	2
a estc r this	2
original of charters and	2
gave order by proclamation	2
king with three exceptions	2
may be put under	2
is clarks which he	2
known to have been	2
the infancy of that	2
him other to draw	2
and the rest of	2
constitutions restored to themselves	2
of excommunicating or outlawing	2
to be sold by	2
and a capelet of	2
the first king of	2
that he could not	2
as in the popes	2
of is clarks which	2
in this sense the	2
new laws were added	2
claim or suit shall	2
british state under the	2
pay in to the	2
like the old rule	2
is that which is	2
it does not at	2
one law of samothes	2
after the normans until	2
the wardeins of holy	2
i would to god	2
people were to answer	2
uncle is preferred before	2
the whole body of	2
and are to be	2
a fine and recovery	2
arrives and is owned	2
the coat of mail	2
and casts up four	2
out of the commonalty	2
the sons and daughters	2
grace of god king	2
and whence that came	2
of flesh not lawful	2
they ought to be	2
of deer made felony	2
a thing by the	2
clergymen to answer in	2
the lord of the	2
we find it in	2
any one that is	2
reckoning of time by	2
and as it is	2
taking the kings fealty	2
of the norman earls	2
jurisdiction not given to	2
that brought him thereto	2
and clene bileued were	2
ceremony of the kings	2
eldest sons inheriting the	2
extrinsecal jurisdiction in the	2
years after is king	2
in his three and	2
let him lose one	2
parliament hath continued in	2
in most of the	2
de forestis suis in	2
of king ethelbald comprized	2
in an abby near	2
the other two estates	2
no one to go	2
and suth none other	2
hii ransome toke and	2
by clattering their arms	2
of the british state	2
to the breeding of	2
and by plutarch and	2
wrote in the time	2
abbeis also that vacans	2
and sotion in his	2
at the same rate	2
that he should pay	2
divers other lands in	2
used formerly by other	2
put forth by mr	2
and seals from the	2
that i may say	2
him lust eni prelat	2
he sold from him	2
which had before been	2
iv tiff page images	2
hereditary transmission of lands	2
with some remarks of	2
hath issue a son	2
sheriff of each county	2
the history of the	2
any part of the	2
in the end of	2
than it shall behove	2
bishops and twenty eight	2
the eldest sons inheriting	2
wist that vre dere	2
two treatises written by	2
charlotte his wife fairfax	2
vivae pecuniae quisque possidebat	2
preferred before the female	2
but in case of	2
and ne might it	2
within whose territory the	2
the land as is	2
age consists of thirty	2
the saxons time seven	2
philip earl of pembroke	2
that vre dere lourd	2
of the intrinsecal jurisdiction	2
as we read it	2
if upon the death	2
the validity of the	2
the jurisdiction intrinsecal came	2
they do not suffer	2
get boseham of the	2
it is plain by	2
laymen how to be	2
made agen is lourds	2
no man that of	2
the opinion of h	2
of the death of	2
never descend to the	2
plutarch and orpheus they	2
suretiship for the remainder	2
which of those laws	2
peters pence that me	2
jew to bear arms	2
proportion to be observed	2
whom by the canon	2
the names of demy	2
the story of samothes	2
that there was bitwene	2
ne the godeman s	2
come to parliament by	2
regno jussae sunt leges	2
bishop of canterbury in	2
for the maintenance of	2
chateux to holi chirch	2
other is as is	2
the king in capite	2
lord lovelace in fee	2