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 finisheth the iij partie of this boke / & consequētly fo¦loweth y^e table of the rubrices of y^e iiij & last partie of y^e same

• IN the fyrst chapitre asketh Cristyne to the maister yf a lorde sendeth a saufconduyt to another his enemye be it a baron or a knyght / or what someuer he be / and that

• the saufconduyt conteyneth onely / of sauf comyng / Whether after ryght he may arreste hym by suche a cawtele at hys go¦oyng hom agayne / ¶Capi^o· / j /
• ¶Item demaundeth yf a knyght or som other gentylman had a saufconduyt for himself & / ix / moo with hym / whether he myght vndre shadowe of the sayd nōbre bringe with him som grete lorde for one of the / ix / in to the coūtrey of his ene∣myes / ¶Capi^o· ••••
• ¶Item saide crystyne to the maister that she gyueth herself grete merueylle seeyng the lytel feyth that renneth in the worlde / how men dare trust vpon thees saufconduyttee 〈◊〉〈◊〉 thenne asketh / yf it happe that som kynge or prynce 〈◊〉〈◊〉 gyueth a saufconduyt to a sarrasyn / Whether the other 〈◊〉〈◊〉 ten men where he muste passe by ought to kepe vnto 〈◊〉〈◊〉 strengthe of his saufconduyt / ¶〈…〉〈…〉
• ¶Item where as trewes be taken betwene two 〈◊〉〈◊〉 demaūdeth crystine yf that one partye by som manere 〈◊〉〈◊〉 may take eny towne fortresse or place ayenst that 〈◊〉〈◊〉 and yf that one partye breketh y^e trewes whether 〈…〉〈…〉 partye is holden to kepe hem or not / ¶〈…〉〈…〉
• ¶Item begynneth to speke of a manere of werre 〈◊〉〈◊〉 cleped marke / & asketh yf suche a manere be iuste or 〈◊〉〈◊〉
• ¶It of the manere y^t a kynge ought to kepe or that 〈◊〉〈◊〉 any marke / & whether euery lorde may gyue 〈◊〉〈◊〉〈◊〉〈◊〉
• ¶It begynneth to speke of chāp de bataylle & 〈◊〉〈◊〉 it is a ryghtwis thīge & of ryght y^t a man shall proue 〈◊〉〈◊〉 body aienst another y^t thīge y^t is secrete & not knowen •• vi••
• ¶Item sheweth for what manere of cas ordeyned 〈…〉〈…〉 imperyall / champ de bataylle / ¶Capi^o· v••••••
• ¶Item for what manere of cas lombardys lawe ordey∣ned / champ de bataylle ¶Capi^o· ix
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• ¶Item how champ de bataylle sheweth & representeth som what the dede of a questyon pleetable / And whether it is ryght that at thentrynge of the felde the champyons gyue theyre othes / ¶Capi^o· / x /
• ¶Item yf it hap that one of the champyons / leseth any of his armes while that he fyghteth wether men ought to yel∣de hem ayen or not / And yf the kynge wolde pardonne hym that is vaynquished whether the vyctoryouse may aske hys costes or not / And yf there be founde that a man is accused wrongfully what men ought to doo of hym that hath ac∣cused that other / ¶Capi^o· / xj /
• ¶Item asketh yf a man is punyshed of a misdede proued by champ de bataylle / whether the iustice may punyshe hym vpon a new therfor / and yf one calleth another to a champ whether he that calleth that other may repente him self of his callynge atte his owne wylle ¶Capi^o· / xij
• ¶It deuyseth to whiche thinge a kynge or a prynce ought to see to bifore that he iugeth eny champ de bataille / & what counseill men ought to giue to them that shal befight eche other / ¶Capi^o· / xiij
• ¶It whether batailles may be doon after right vpon a ho∣ly day or not / & whether the lawe holdeth that men may saue hemself in excercyting thoffyce of armes / And whether cler¦kes may or ought after the lawe go to a bataille C / xiiij
• ¶Item beginneth to speke of the fayte of blasonnyng of armes / whether euery man may take of his owne auctory¦te suche armes as he wyl ¶Capi^o· / xv /
• ¶Item in what manere a gentylman may chalenge ano¦ther mannys armes / and in what manere not / C / xvj
• ¶It of the armes & penoncelles and of the colours moste noble that apparteyne to the fayte of blasonnyng / C / xvij