CHAPTER III PRICES OF MANUSCRIPT BOOKS

First, I did write to his maistership a little booke of Pheesyk, for which I had paide by Sir Thomas Leevys in Westminster		xxd
Item, for the wrytynge of the seid hole prevy seale of Sir Thomas	ijs
Item, I wrote viij of the Witnessis in parchement, but aftir xiiijd a peece, for which I was paide of Sir Thomas	xs
Item, while my seide maister over the see in Midsomertime. Calle sett me a warke to wryte two tymes the prevy seale in papir, and then after cleerely in parchement	iiijs	viijd
And also wrote the same tyme oon mo of the largest witnessis, and other dyvers and necessary wrytyngs, for which he promisid me xs, whereof I had of Calle but iiijs viijd. car. vs iiij	vs	iiijd
I resceyvid of Sir Thomas at Westminster penultimo die Oct. anno viiij	iijs	iiijd
Item, I did write to quairs of papir of witnessis, every quair conteyning xiiij leves after ijd a leff	iiijs	viijd
Item, as to the Grete Booke—First, for wrytyng of the Coronacion, and other tretys of Knyghthode, in that quaire which conteyneth a xiij levis and more ijd a lef	ijs	ijd
Item, for the tretys of Werre in iiij books, which conteyneth lx levis aftir ijd a leaff	xs
Item, for Othea pistill, which conteyneth xliij leves	vijs	iid
Item, for the Chalengs and the acts of Armes which is xxviij ti less	iiijs	viijd
Item, for De Regimine Principum , which conteyneth xlv ti leves, aftir a peny a leef, which is right wele worth	iijs	ixd
Item, for Rubrissheyng of all the booke	iijs	iiijd	21