Publications volume No65
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" (Rot. Hund. 4 E. I. No. 2. M. 29. ) P. 14. Brasii Avenanom et Bra, sii Frumenti. Clearly proving "Brasium" to be malt. Oat malt and wheat malt.
Last line. The MS. Has " M'ston ;" it may be Marston or Merston or Murstun.
P. 15. Trehyghen. I. E. Trebigh, alias Turbigh, in Cornwall.
" A preceptory of Knights Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem, to which Henry de Pomerai and Reginald Marsh were considerable benefactors. It was valued at 60^. Per ann. , but this, with Anstey, Wilts, was valued 2...6 H. VIII. , at 90^. Is. 9d, in toto Sll. 8s. 5d. Dare. This, among oher possessions of the old Knights, then undisposed of, was re- granted to the Hospitallers upon their restoration, 4 and 5 Ph. And Mary"; and, after their dissolution, 16 Eliz. , to Henry Wilby and George Blyth. (Tanner, Not. Monast. Ed. Na- smith, Cornwall, xxxi. ) P. 17. Boleland. I. E. Buckland Minchin, or Sororum. " In the reign of King H. II. William de Erlegh founded here a house of Regular Canons, who, having killed his steward, and done other unjustifiable acts, were suppressed, and removed to other houses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (Rot. Hund. 4 E. I. No. 2. M. 29. ) P. 14. Brasii Avenanom et Bra, sii Frumenti. Clearly proving "Brasium" to be malt. Oat malt and wheat malt.
Last line. The MS. Has " M'ston ;" it may be Marston or Merston or Murstun.
P. 15. Trehyghen. I. E. Trebigh, alias Turbigh, in Cornwall.
" A preceptory of Knights Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem, to which Henry de Pomerai and Reginald Marsh were considerable benefactors. It was valued at 60^. Per ann. , but this, with Anstey, Wilts, was valued 2...6 H. VIII. , at 90^. Is. 9d, in toto Sll. 8s. 5d. Dare. This, among oher possessions of the old Knights, then undisposed of, was re- granted to the Hospitallers upon their restoration, 4 and 5 Ph. And Mary"; and, after their dissolution, 16 Eliz. , to Henry Wilby and George Blyth. (Tanner, Not. Monast. Ed. Na- smith, Cornwall, xxxi. ) P. 17. Boleland. I. E. Buckland Minchin, or Sororum. " In the reign of King H. II. William de Erlegh founded here a house of Regular Canons, who, having killed his steward, and done other unjustifiable acts, were suppressed, and removed to other houses.
What to read after Publications volume No65?
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