Studies On the Red book of the Exchequer
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4 above.
' We are referred, for this assertion, to ' Dialogus, i, 8.' But the chamberlain's ' milites ' there mentioned were so called, not because the; were his deputies, but because they were knights, bound to have horses and arms, and paid ■ ratione militin.' Bee English Historical lieview, xiii ,149.
Quarterly Revievi, no. 867, p. 188.
Digitized by Microsoft® THE KED BOOK OF THE EXCHEaUBR 33 CONSTITUTIO. DiALOGUS.
Magister Marescallus Marescalli cura est taleas . . . debet habere dicas de d...ebitorum quas vicecomes donis et liberationibus que reddiderit, quae tamen annot- f uerint de Thesauro Regis et antur in rotulo, mittere seor- de sua Camera ; et debet sum in forulo suo.
habere dicas contra omnes officiales Regis, &o.
The important point is that the Marshal is here connected with the keeping of the tallies (which were sometimes called' dicse').^ Mr. Hall, accordingly, rightly points out, as to the 'Tallator' mentioned in. the Gonstitutio, that ' the presence of this officer is explained by the reference to the dicce used by the Marshal.' But no sooner has he made this just remark than he suddenly proceeds : — For other reasons, however, it would be more convenient to suppose that dicas- standa ior decimas, the allusion being to the official fees which were certainly taken at a later date at the Receipt (p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4 above.
' We are referred, for this assertion, to ' Dialogus, i, 8.' But the chamberlain's ' milites ' there mentioned were so called, not because the; were his deputies, but because they were knights, bound to have horses and arms, and paid ■ ratione militin.' Bee English Historical lieview, xiii ,149.
Quarterly Revievi, no. 867, p. 188.
Digitized by Microsoft® THE KED BOOK OF THE EXCHEaUBR 33 CONSTITUTIO. DiALOGUS.
Magister Marescallus Marescalli cura est taleas . . . debet habere dicas de d...ebitorum quas vicecomes donis et liberationibus que reddiderit, quae tamen annot- f uerint de Thesauro Regis et antur in rotulo, mittere seor- de sua Camera ; et debet sum in forulo suo.
habere dicas contra omnes officiales Regis, &o.
The important point is that the Marshal is here connected with the keeping of the tallies (which were sometimes called' dicse').^ Mr. Hall, accordingly, rightly points out, as to the 'Tallator' mentioned in. the Gonstitutio, that ' the presence of this officer is explained by the reference to the dicce used by the Marshal.' But no sooner has he made this just remark than he suddenly proceeds : — For other reasons, however, it would be more convenient to suppose that dicas- standa ior decimas, the allusion being to the official fees which were certainly taken at a later date at the Receipt (p.
What to read after Studies On the Red book of the Exchequer?
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