Here begynneth the table of the rubryshys of the boke of the fayt of armes and of chyualrye whiche sayd boke is departyd in to foure partyes ...

HEre begynneth the Chapytres of the fyrst book /

• ¶The fyrst chapitre is the prologue / in whiche Crystyne excuseth her / to haue dar enterpryse to speke of so hye matere as is conteyned in thys sayd book / Capitulo / pri^o·
• ¶Item how warres and bataylles emprysed by iuste and trewe quarell and ladde by theyr ryght & dwit / is a thyng of iustyce and suffred of god / Capitulo / ij
• ¶Item how it is not leefful / but only to kynges / and to souerayn prynces to empryse of theyr singuler auctoryte wer¦res and bataylles / Capitulo / iij
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• ¶Item what ben the moeuynges wherof comune••y ••o••••∣den warres and bataylles Capi^o▪ / iiij
• ¶Item the consyderacyons & regardes that the kyng or so¦uerayn prynce ought to haue in entreprysyng warre / And the maners that they ought to holde byfore that they delibere and conclude / Capitulo / v
• ¶Item it is not expedyēt that the kynge or souerayn pryn••ce ought to goo in hys propre persone to the bataylle for the perillis of the aduerse fortune Capitulo / vj
• ¶Item what Conestable ought to be chosen for to be may••stre of the chyualrie of the kyng or souerayn prynce / and of the condycyons that he ought to haue Capi^o· / vij
• ¶Item some auctours alledge to purpos of thexcercy•••• of armes / whyche therof haue spoken / and the maners whyche the valyaunt conquerours helden Capi^o· viij
• ¶It the maners that thaūcyent knyghtes helden to teche & enseigne theyr childreen in the doctryne of armes / Ca^o· / ix
• ¶Item yet he speketh of thesame / and the thynges of ar∣mes in whiche he enseygneth & techeth the chyldren of the comyn peple / Capi^o· / x
• ¶Item of the propretees that men of armes ought to ha¦ue & in whiche they ought to be enformed / Capi^o· / xj
• ¶Item of the maners that belongen to a good Conestable or captayne to holde in his offyce / Capi^o· / xij
• ¶Item of the manere that belongeth to a Capytayne to holde in the fayte to lodge his hoost after the bokes of ar∣mes / Cap^o· / xiij
• ¶Item of thesame / Capitulo / xiiij
• ¶Item here deuyseth yf it be nede that the capytayne ought to haue / to take hede vpon his hoost / Capi^o· / xv^o·
• ¶Item the manere that the captayne ought to holde in

• dyslodgyng fro one place to another & by the wayes where he ledeth hys hoost Capi^o· xvj
• ¶Item he speketh for to make an hoost to passe ouer flodes and ryuers Capi^o· / xvij
• ¶Item deuyseth the maners that behouen to the capytayn of an hoost to holde in the tyme whan he supposeth to haue haftely bataylle Capi^o· / xviij^o·
• ¶Item the maners that a captayn ought to holde yf it hap¦pen that he wyll departe fro the felde wythout tabyde and gy¦ue bataylle Capi^o· / xix
• ¶Item it deuyseth how yf the captayne of thoost falleth in to treattye of peas or of trews wyth hys enemyes ought to kepe hym fro the peryllis< Cap^o· •• xx^o·
• ¶Item the maners that the captayn of thoost ought to kepe the day that he hopeth to haue the batayll Cxxj
• ¶Item deuyseth after vegece the manere to take thauaū∣tage of the felde Cap^o· xxij
• ¶It deuiseth▪ in short the manere after the vsage of the time present to arrenge the hoost in the felde for to fight Cxxiij
• ¶Item he sayth yet after vegece and thaūcyents thordre for to arrenge bataylles Capi^o· xxiiij
• ¶Item deuyseth after vegece seuen maners of arrengyng an hoost and to fyghte Capi^o· xxv
• ¶Item of the same Capi^o· xxvj
• ¶It the ordre & manere that the captayne ought to holde whan gode fortune is for him in the bataill cap^o· xxvij
• ¶Item the ordre & manere that the captain ought to helde whan the fortune of the batayll is ayenst hym cap^o· xxviij
• ¶Item a recapitulacyon shortly of some thyngis of the ordres aboue sayd capi^o· / xxix ••

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