nali à fossato de parco usque ad Hachstoch; ab Hactoch de Postebery per fossatum de Berwa usque ad pratum regis, de prato regis per medium prati usque ad Hacheweie, de Hacheweye ultra Humburna usque ad Rugalega, de Rugalega usque ad Waletonia, de Waletonia, per Hanhesda usque Luthbroka, de Luthbroka, per cursum aquæ usque ad Pennemere, de Penemere usque ad maram Willielmi filii Petri, de hac mara usque ad Kincput, de Kincput juxta pontem usque ad Wodecroft-Petri, de Wodecroft-Petri usque ad Fraggemera, de Fraggemera usque ad Cleteweia, de Cleteweia usque ad Fleistoke, de Fleystoka, usque ad Snepsuedesweia, de Snepsuedesweia usque ad Ruggesclivaheaved, hinc usque Chelsledesweie, de Chelsledeweie per cilium montis usque ad Fisborne-Heafole, hinc per cursum aquæ usque ad parcum; hinc per fossatum parci usque ad fossatum parci usque ad Fromweia, de Fromweia usque ad Hachstoch. Præterea hæc dedi eis ad pasturas eorum apud terram de Cheddenford Harechina in Hindcomesenda usque ad Lecherberg, de Lecherberg usque ad Stemberg, de Stemberg usque ad Hoppewelle, de Hoppewelle usque ad Staberga, de Staberga usque ad Sgaldebereg, de Sgaldebereg usque ad Stanamlanam et inde usque ad petram perforatam per medium putei; et de petra perforata usque ad Chimendeclive, et inde per vallem usque ad Faldam latronum, et inde usque ad Kingdoneswestende, et de Kyngdoneswestende per vallem versus orientem, usque ad viam quæ vadit de Pridia usque ad Chederford, et inde supra pratum Johannis Marescalli, usque ad petram de Pembelestorna, de Pembelestorna per semitam, usque ad collem prati Malherbe, et inde usque ad Harestana inter pratum regis, et pratum Malherbe, et de Harestona usque ad petram semitæ quæ ducit usque Hindesgravam, et de Hindesgrava, usque ad latam viam, et inde usque ad spinam parvam, et de illa spina usque ad Hedewoldesting, et de Hedewoldesting usque ad puteum inter pratum regis et pratum Rugaberga, de puteo illo usque ad Rademera, et inde usque ad petram quæ facit divisam inter pratum regis et pratum de Rugaberga, et de petra illa usque ad aliam petram; et de petra illa usque ad petram de Cliva, et de petra de Cliva, usque ad latam petram, et de lata petra usque ad Melestresenda, de Melestresenda usque ad Stanrodam, et inde ad Begesethle, de Begesethle usque ad Esweie, de Esweie ad Sigodesfeld, et inde per vallem de Smelecuma usque ad croftam Rogeri, de crofta Rogeri usque ad Rugelege, de Rugelega ad Clotleg, de Clotleg usque ad crucem de Meleweia, et inde usque Smelecuma, de Smelecuma usque ad Lefiwiesmere, et inde ad Snedelesputte, et inde ad Eilstesmede, et inde ad Bikwelle, et inde ad Suthemeste-Rodberg, et inde ad furcas; de furcis per cavum ductum ad platam petram, et de plata petra ad Horswelle, de Horswelle ad Hindeswelle, et inde ad Walborgam, de Walborg ad Herachmam. Quare volo et firmiter præcipio quod supradicta domus mea de Witteham, et fratres ordinis Chartusiæ in ea Deo servientes, omnia prædicta habeant et teneant in libera et perpetua elemosina, ita bene et in pace, libere et quietè, integre et plenarie et honorificè, cum omnibus libertatibus suis, sicut ea unquam liberius tenui, et cum liberis consuetudinibus suis, tam de priore eligendo, quam de aliis consuetudinibus quas habet domus Cartusiæ, in bosco, in plano, in pratis et pascuis, in aquis et molendinis, in vivariis et stagnis et piscariis et mariscis, in viis et semitis, et in omnibus aliis locis, et aliis rebus ad ea pertinentibus, libera et quieta de geldis et danegeldis, et hidagiis, et scutagiis, et operationibus castellorum et pontium, et parcorum, et fossarum, et domorum. De theoloneo vero et passagio, et paagio, et pontagio, et lestagio, et de omni servitio et consuetudine, et omni questu pecuniario ad me pertinente sint liberi et quieti per totam terram meam, tam ultra mare, quam citra mare, et de essartis et regardo forestæ infra terminos suos, et de siris et hundredis et sectis sirarum et hundredorum, et placitis, et quærelis omnibus. Et omnes terræ eorum de quibus solebat dari murdrum, in perpetuum sint quietæ de murdro, et de omni exactione et vexatione et inquietatione mundana. Prohibeo etiam ne forestarii vel eorum ministri, aliquam eis molestiam faciant infra limites suos, nec ingredientibus vel egredientibus per eos. Si quis autem contra hanc piam donationem meam venire, vel eam in aliquo perturbare seu diminuere præsumpserit, iram omnipotentis Dei et meam maledictionem incurrat nisi ad condignam satisfactionem venerit. Omnibus verò misericorditer eam amplectentibus, et in pace foventibus, sit pax et remuneratio ab

Eterno Patre in sæcula sæculorum, Amen. Testibus, Hugone Dunholmensi, Gaufrido Eliensi, Johanne Norwicensi, Reginaldo Bathoniensi episcopis, Johanne filio meo; comite Willielmo Sussexiæ, Ranulpho de Glanvilla, Waltero filio Roberti, Reginaldo de Courtnay, Hugone Bardulf, et Hug. de Norwico senescallo, Radulpho filio Stephani camerario, Gilberto filio Reinfredi, Gaufrido filio Petri, Roberto de Whitefeld, et Michaele Bedet, apud Marleburgam.

NUM. II.

Inquisitio Prioratus de Witham.

SOMERSETE.

fuit hæc inquisitio.

[Rot. antiq. Harl. N. 23.]

Anno regni regis Henrici xliiij. capta

Mandatum fuit H. de Bractone per sacramentum tam militum quam aliorum liberorum et legalium hominum de comit. Sumersetiæ et Wiltes per quos rei veritas melius sciri posset diligenter inquirere utrum dominus H. rex, avus domini regis H. qui nunc est, quando fundavit prioratum de Witham ordinis Chartusiens. de dominico bosco suo de Witham, satisfecit priori et sororibus leprosis de Bradel. pro communa pasturæ quam habere consueverunt ut dio... in prædicto bosco tanquam pertinente ad manerium suum de Gernefend necne. Et si non satisfecit eis pro communa illa, quantum eadem communa pasturæ eis valere posset per annum, et ubi dictis priori et mulieribus escambium pro dicta communa pasturæ ad minus dampnum domini regis et ad majus commodum suum facere posset.

Et die Veneris proxima post translationem Sancti Andreæ apostoli anno regni regis H. xliiijto. venerunt coram eodem H. de Bractone, et Alano de Walton coronatore quem secum assumpsit apud Frome, in comit. Sumerset, octodecim tam milites quam liberi et legales homines de com. Sumersete, scilicet Willielmus de Badene, Hugo le Bigod, et alii, et totidem de com. Wiltes. scilicet Yvo de Sturton, Roger de Cromale, et alii, qui dicunt per sacramentum suum quod aliquando et ante tempus H. regis avi domini H. regis, antecessores prioris et sororum leprosarum de Bradel. et prædicti prior et sorores in tempore prædicti H. regis ante fundationem prioratus de Witham ordinis Charthus. per multos annos tenuerunt medietatem manerii de Gernefeld, et quidam Walkelinus aliam medietatem; et quilibet eorum communam habuit in bosco de la Holt extra vetus clausum prioris et fratrum de Witham ordinis Carthus. et qui de novo includitur de licentia domini regis, et de quo visum fecerunt, per certum redditum annuum, et per certas operationes annuas. Et postea dedit idem Walkelinus suam medietatem prædictis priori et sororibus de Bradel. ita quod prædicti prior et sorores integre habuerunt communam ad omnia averia sua in eodem bosco sibi et hominibus suis de eodem manerio integro per certum redditum annuum, videlicet per quatuordecim solidos per annum et per sex operationes, scilicet de qualibet domo tenentium prædictorum, tres in yeme et tres in æstate; et sic usi fuerunt saysina illa per prædictum redditum et prædicta servicia usque ad tempus quo dictus H. rex avus domini regis incepit fundare domum de Witham.

Requisiti utrum communam illam habuerunt de gratia vel de jure, vel per ballivos, cum dominus rex possit includere boscos suos dominicos pro voluntate sua vel parcos facere si vellet, ut videtur, dicunt quod de jure potius quam. de gratia vel per ballivos propter certum redditum annuum, quia si dominus rex eos vellet excludere a communa prædicta hoc facere non posset sine injuria eis facienda.

Requisiti etiam quare dominus H. rex avus domini regis non satisfecit eis in principio fundationis prædictæ domus de Witham sicut aliis satisfecit qui terras et tenementa et pasturam habuerunt infra metas prædictorum prioris et fratrum de Witham, vel quia infra duos annos et dimidium tacuerunt, ulterius non audirentur secundum quod per inquisitionem aliis inde factam perpenditur manifeste, dicunt quod hac ratione quia in ipsa fundatione et postea usque ad tempus quo prædicti prior et fratres de Witham nuper habuerunt licentiam a domino rege includendi terras suas, fuerunt idem prior de Bradel. et homines sui de Gernefeld in pacifica saysina de dicta communa per prædictum redditum. et per prædicta servicia sicut fuerant tempore prædicti H. regis avi domini regis et ante; et nunquam fuit eorum status mutatus usque nunc. Et quia nunc primo sunt exclusi per

reliques, and a stock of cattle." But these Religious, after some few years' stay, not liking their habitation, prevailed with the countess Ela, the relict of their founder, to remove them to Henton, in Somersetshire; where, in her park, A.D. 1227, she began a monastery for them, which she finished in 1232, and dedicated to the honour of the blessed Virgin Mary, St. John Baptist, and All Saints.b

King Henry the Third confirmed the Privileges of this

House in the twenty-fourth year of his reign: and a bull of Privileges was granted to it in 1245, by Pope Innocent the fourth.d

The temporalities of this Priory as returned in Pope Nicholas's Taxation, A. D. 1291, were, "In Chynton, 41. 10s. In Norton Comitis, 127. In Henton, 24l. 15s.,” making a total of 41l. 5s.

Collinson says, the monks here had, by various Grants, lands in Hinton, Wellow, East Wick, Peglinch, Norton, Lullington, Iford, Freshford, Wordwick, Woodborough, Whiteoxmead, and many other places. King Richard the Second gave them a hogshead of wine yearly out of the port of Bristol; and King Henry the Fifth a charter of free warren in the manors of Hinton and Norton.h

In the 26th Henry VIII. this Priory was valued in the gross at 2627. 12s., the net income amounted to 2481. 19s. 2d.

Henry the Eighth, by the grace of God King of England and France, Defender of the Faith, Lord of Ireland, and supreme Head of the Church of England upon Earth: To all to whom these presents shall come, greeting. Whereas the late Monastery of Carthusians of Hinton is now dissolved, whereof Edmund Horde was Prior, at the time of the Dissolution, and long before. We, being willing that a reasonable yearly Pension, or suitable Promotion should be provided for the same Edmund, for his better exhibition, maintenance, and support. Be it therefore known to you, that we in consideration of the premises, of our special grace, and of our certain knowledge and meer proper motion, by the advice and consent of the chancellor and council of the Court of Augmentations of the revenues of our Crown, have given and granted, and by these presents do give and grant to the same Edmund a certain annuity or yearly pension of forty-four pounds sterling, to be had, enjoyed, and yearly received, the same forty-four pounds, by the said Edmund and his assigns, from the feast of the Assumption of the blessed Virgin Mary last past, to and for the term of the said Edmund's life, or till such time as the said Edmund shall by us be preferred to one or more ecclesiastical benefices, or other suitable promotion of the full value of forty-four pounds, or better, as well by the hands of the Treasurer of the Revenues of the Augmentations of our Crown, for the time being, out of our treasure which shall chance to be in his hands of the said revenues; as by the hands of the receivers of the profits and revenues of the said late Monastery, for the time being, out of the same profits and revenues, at the feast of St. Michael the Archangel and the Annunciation of the blessed Virgin Mary, by equal portions. And

PRIORS of HENTON.

THOMAS WYNE, or WYNNE, was Prior here 1403.
WILLIAM, in 1465.k

JOHN, 1513. He occurs again in 1521.'

EDMUND HORD was the last Prior, who, March 31st, 1540, with nineteen monks, surrendered his House to the

king. He had a pension of 441. a year. The pensions and

gratuities, which were granted him and his monks, are enumerated by Stevens in his Continuation of Dugdale."

In the 21st Henry VIII. A. D. 1529, the Austin Priory of St. Radegund, at Longlete, in Wiltshire, was appropriated to this House."

The Scite of Henton was granted in the 36th Hen. VIII. to John Bartlet, who sold it to Matthew Colthurst. It was afterwards in the Hungerford family, then in the Robinson's, and, in Collinson's time, the joint property of James Humphreys, esq. and Joseph Frowd, esq. in right of their wives, the daughters of S. Robinson, esq.

No REGISTER of Henton Priory is at present known."

An Impression of the COMMON SEAL of this Priory, kindly communicated to one of the Editors of this Work by

farther of our more ample grace, we have given, and for the aforesaid consideration by these presents, do grant to the aforesaid Edmund Horde eleven pounds sterling, to be had by the same Edmund of our gift, to be paid by the hands of the Treasurer aforesaid, out of the treasure aforesaid, or by the hands of the said Receiver out of the profits and revenues of the manors, lands, and tenements of the said late Monastery. There being no express mention made in these presents, of the true yearly value, or of the certainty of the premises, or of any one of them, or of other gifts or grants by us made to the said Edmund before these times; or any statute, act, ordinance, proviso, or restriction to the contrary, had, made, ordained, or provided, or any other thing, cause, or matter whatsoever in any wise notwithstanding. In testimony whereof, we have caused these our Letters patents to be made. Witness Richard Riche, Knight. At Westminster, the 27th day of April, in the 31st year of our reign.

"Duke.

"By the Chancellor and Council of the Court of Augmentations of the Revenues of the King's Crown, by virtue of the King's Warrant."

Rym. Fœd. tom. xiv. pp. 297, 298.

III. m. 1. Fin.

The following are Tanner's References to public Records concerning Henton: Vide "Cart. 21 Hen. III. m. 5. Cart. 24 Hen. III. m. 1. Cart. 39 Hen. III. m. 6. Cart. 43 Hen. Somerset. 1 Edw. I. n. 2 et 18. pro terris in Iford. Cart. 13 Edw. I. n. 24. pro mercat. apud Norton Carthus. Plac. in com. Somerset. 13 Edw. I. quo war. rot. 67. alloc. libertat. Pat. 17 Edw. I. m. 2 vel 3. Cart. 22 Edw. I. n. 47 et 48. pro feria apud Norton et aliis libertat. Pat. 33 Edw. I. m. 2 vel 3. Pat. 2 Edw. II. p. 2, m. 9. de terris in Norton. Pat. 3 Edw. II. m. 20 vel 21. Rec. in Scacc. 15 Edw. II. pasch. rot. Pat. 16 Edw. II. p. 1, m. 8, 9, vel 10. et 14 vel 15. Pat. 5 Edw. III. p. 2, m. Pat. 13 Edw. III. p. 2, m. 14 vel 15. Pat. 14 Edw. III. p. 1, m. 25. Pat. 16 Edw. III. p. 1, m. 10 et 16. pro eccl. de Henton et Philips Norton. Cart. 17 Edw. III. n. 22 vel 23. Pat. 19 Edw. III. p. 2, m. 3 vel 4. et m. 21. Cart. 19 Edw. III. n. 2. pro exempt. a theoloneo, &c. n. 5. pro feria apud Norton. Cart. 20 Edw. III. n. 23. Cart. 25 Edw. III. n. 10. Inquis. 33 Edw. III. n. 65. de ii. mess. in Bristol, ex concess. Joannis Talbot. Pat. 38 Edw. III. p. 2, m. 17. Pat. 36 Edw. III. p. 1, m. 24 vel 25. Ibid. p. 2, m. 20. pro ten. in Norton S. Philippi. Ibid. m. 42. pro ten. in Woodbarewe, Ekewyke, Whittekesnede, &c. Pat. 37 Edw. III. p. 2, m. 26 vel 27. Pat. 48 Edw. III. p. 2, m. 9. pro maner. de Pokelinch. Pat. 51 Edw. III. p. 1, m. 30. pro eccl. de Norton approprianda. Cart. I. Ric. II, n. 20. pro dolio vini annuatim in portu de Bristol et aliis libertatibus. Pat. 16 Ric. II. p. 1, m. 17. pro maner. et eccl. de Wodewyk. Cart. 1 Hen. IV. p. 3, n. 2. Pat. 3 Hen. IV. p. 1, m. 11 vel 12. Pat. 9 Hen. IV. p. 1, m. 31. Cart. 1 Hen. V. p. 1, n. 13. pro lib. war., &c. in Henton et Norton. Pat. 1 Hen. V. p. 4, m. 33. pro ten. in Westwood, com. Wilt. et Freshford, com. Somers. Pat. 8 Hen. VI. p. 3, m. 9. Pat. 21 Hen. VI. p. 2, m. 31 vel 32. de mess. et terris in Phelips Norton. Pat. 23 Hen. VI. p. 2, m. 8. de L. marcis Fratribus de Carthusia in Sabaudia concess. e proficuis ulnagii in com. Wilt. Pat. 24. Hen. VI. p. 1, m. 23. et p. 2, m. 34. Pat. 1 Edw. IV. p. 3, m. 34. p. 4, m. 5 vel 6. et p. 6, m. 34."

See also, Rot. Hundr. tom. ii. pp. 120, 123, 132, 134, 138. Abbrev. Placit. p. 118. Plac. de quo War. pp. 700, 703.

In the Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer's Office are the following Records:

Henton. Cart. Priorat. pasch. Rec. 15 Edw. II. Mich. Rec. 30 Edw. III. Finis solutus pro confirm. diversarum Cartarum Priori et Convent. Orig. Hen. 7. rot. 150.

Several Letters from this Priory addressed to King Henry VIII. and his Privy Council, before the Dissolution, are to be found in the Chapter House at Westminster.

Lord Arundell, from a Deed dated in 1524, has for its subject the intention of its foundress, Ela countess of Salisbury, who dedicated the Priory to the honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. John Baptist, and All Saints. The Seal has for its Legend these words, SIGILLVM. DOMVS. LOCI. DEI. DE. HINTON. ORDĪS. CARTVSIE'SIS.

Collinson says, "The present Manor-house of Hinton was erected out of the ruins of the Abbey, of which several parts, such as the chapel, out-chapel, charnel-house, and granary, are still remaining." This was in 1791.

NUM. I.

Carta Ele Comitissa Sarum de Fundatione ejusdem. [Cart. 12 Hen. III. m. 4. per Inspex.]

UNIVERSIS sanctæ matris ecclesiæ filiis ad quos præsens scriptum pervenerit Ela comitissa Sarr. æternam in Domino salutem. Noverit universitas vestra quod dominus meus et quondam maritus Willielmus Longespee comes Sarr. volens construere domum ordinis Chartusiæ, per assensum meum et bonam voluntatem, donavit ordini Chartusiæ manerium de Athercop in.. et boscum suum de Bradene cum integritate sua, et terram de Chelewurth quam habuit ex dono Henrici Basset, ut ibi manerent tam monachi quam fratres ad serviendum Deo imperpetuum secundùm consuetudinem et ordinem Chartus. Set quia monachi et fratres ad locum ipsum destinati licet stetissent ibi per plures annos non potuerunt invenire in prædictis tenementis locum ordini suo competentem, ego volens intuitu Dei perficere quod prædictus maritus meus bene inceperat, in ligia potestate et viduitate mea, post mortem ipsius, et pro anima ipsius, et pro anima comitis Willielmi patris mei, et pro salute mea et puerorum meorum, et pro animabus omnium antecessorum et hæredum meorum, donavi et concessi et hac carta mea confirmavi ordini Chartusiæ in escambium prædictorum tenementorum, totum manerium meum de Henton cum advocatione ecclesiæ et parco et omnibus aliis pertinentiis suis sine ullo retinemento inde michi et hæredibus meis. Et similiter totum manerium meum de Norton cum

&c. Sciatis nos pro salute animæ nostræ, et animarum antecessorum et hæredum nostrorum, suscepisse in specialem protectionem, et defensionem nostram et hæredum nostrorum, domum ordinis Carthusiensis, quam Ela, quondam comitissa Sarum, de licentia, et voluntate nostra, fundavit in manerio suo de Henton, et monachos et fratres suos, ibidem Deo servientes, et imperpetuum servituros, et totam eorum familiam. Concessimus etiam et hac carta nostra confirmavimus, pro nobis et hæredibus nostris, quod prædicti monachi, et fratres imperpetuum habeant omnes libertates, et liberas consuetudines, quas Henricus rex, avus noster, concessit domui Carthusiensi quam fundavit in manerio suo de Witham; tam de

priore eligendo, quàm de aliis, in bosco, plano, pratis, pascuis, &c. Concessimus etiam, &c. quod eadem domus imperpetuum quieta sit, de geldis, et danegeldis, hydagiis, scu tagiis, operationibus castellorum, pontium, parcorum, fossarum, domorum, et de theoloneo, passagio, paagio, pontagio, lastagio, et de omni servitio, et consuetudine, et omni questu pecuniario, ad nos vel hæredes nostros pertinente; et de shiris, hundredis, et sectis shirarum, et hundredorum, et placitis, et querelis omnibus, et quod omnes terræ eorum, de quibus solebat dari murdrum, imperpetuum sint quieta de murdro et de exactione, vexatione, et inquietatione mundana. Prohibemus etiam pro nobis, et hæredibus nostris, ne forestarii, vel eorum ministri, aliquam eis molestiam faciant infra limites suos, nec ingredientibus, vel egredientibus per eos. Quare volumus, &c. Dat. per manum nostram, nostri vicessimo quarto.

ullo retinemento michi et hæredibus meis: reservatis tamen michi et hæredibus meis serviciis militaribus omnium illorum qui de me tenent in prædictis maneriis per servicium militare; excepto servicio Ricardi parcarii et hæredum suorum de j. virgata terræ quam tenet in Henton, quod servicium pertinebit in perpetuum ad prædictos monachos et fratres, sive prædictus Ricardus defendat prædictam virgatam terræ per custodiam parci, vel per servicium militare, et etiam salvis michi et hæredibus meis kaciis forinsecis, quæ sunt extra terminos prædictorum maneriorum, ad fundandam, construendam, et in perpetuum sustentandam quandam domum ordinis Chartusiæ, in honore Dei et beatæ Mariæ et sancti Johannis Baptistæ, et Omnium Sanctorum, in parco de Henton, in loco qui vocatur Locus Dei. Habendum et tenendum in puram et perpetuam elemosinam monachis et fratribus ibidem Deo servientibus secundum consuetudinem et ordinem ecclesiæ Chartusiæ. Et ego et hæredes mei warantizabimus prædictis monachis et fratribus prædicta tenementa, cum pertinentiis, contra omnes gentes, et defendemus eos de omnibus serviciis et consuetudinibus et secularibus demandis; et ut hæc donatio, concessio, et confirmatio mea rata et stabilis imperpetuum permaneat, eam præsentis scripti testimonio, et sigilli mei impressione corroboravi. Hiis testibus, domino Joscelino Bathonensi episcopo, domino R. Sarr. episcopo, magistro Edmundo de Abendon thesaurario Sarr. magistro Elia de Derham canonico Sarr. Reginaldo de tunc vic. Wiltesir. Barth. de Turbervill, Willielmo Gereberd, Waltero de Pavily, Johanne Gereberd, Baldewino filio Willielmi tunc senescallo comitis Sarr. Michaele de Cheldrinton, Willielmo de Burneford, Nicholao de Hedinton clerico, Rogero Lond....

NUM. II.

Carta Regis Henrici Tertii de Libertatibus huic Domui concessis.

[Cart. 22 Edw. I. n. 47. per Inspex. Vide Cart. 1 Ric. II. n. 22. Et Pat. 1 Edw. IV. part 6, m. 34. Et Pat. 8 Hen. VI. part. 3, m. 9.]

HENRICUS Dei gratia rex Angliæ, dominus Hiberniæ,

NUM. III.

De Fundatione ejusdem.

[Claus. 9 Hen. III. m. 19. in dorso. Ex testamento Wil. Longesp. com. Sarum, facto in medio Quadragessimæ A. м.cclv.]

ITEM ego assignavi ad ædificationem domus Loci Dei, ordinis Carthusiensis, omnes proventus custodiæ terræ hæredis Sicardi de Campvill, undè modo sum saisitus, usque ad plenam ætatem hæredis mei. Item ego assignavi eidem domui, unum calicem de auro, cum pulcris esmeraldis et rubetis, et pixidem unum de auro cum xlii.s.; et duas fialas de argento, quarum una est deaurata et altera plana, et magnam capellam suam, scil. unam cassibulam de rubeo samito, et unam capam chori de rubeo samito; unam tuniculam, unam dalmaticam de croceo cendallo, benè efforciato; unam albam cum paruris, unam amicam et unam stolam; unam favonem cum tuallo, et omnes reliquias suas. Item ego assignavi eidem domui mille bidentes matrices, et trecentos multones, xlviiii. boves et xx. tauros, &c.