CAHP. II.
* 1.1EVidentiall Proprietie decyphers the qualities and attributes coincident to the Possident and Possessi∣on: and in the processe hereof the Legall part of Sur∣uey is most eminent.
* 1.2In the Possident or Feudatarie his Title and Dis∣cent must be intimated.
His Title respects either Dignitie of Birth or Cal∣ling; Or Right of Possession.
* 1.3Title of Dignitie; as King, Prince, Duke, Arch-Bi∣shop, Bishop, Abbot, Prior, Marquesse, Earle, Vicount, Baron, Knight, Esquire, Gentleman, Yeoman, Artifi∣cer, Labourer.
* 1.4Right of Possession may be deuided into perpetuall and Terminall.
Perpetuall is either Allodium or Feudum.
* 1.5Allodium is an entire propertie and perpetuall Right in Possessions without dependance; and this is proper solely to the King in Right of his Crowne.
And all the Crowne land within this Realme in the