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ANd the Appelaunt and Defen∣daunt shall be serched by the Constable and Mareschall of her Wepenes, that they be avowable, without any maner Engine disavow∣able. And if they be othir than re∣son wole, they shall thurghly be voi∣ded; for reson nor gode seithe, nor
Lawe of Armes shall suffre no mal∣engine, nor trecherye in so great a fete. And it is to wite, that the Ap∣pelaunt and Defendaunt may Arme hem as surely on their bodyes, as they seme gode, and to have Targe and Pavys in the Listys; bicause it is but Armury; but it moste be with∣out any Engine therein disavowable; howbeit that that one have it, and that othir have none; and if it happe that one of hem wold make his Gleyve shorter than the mesure of the Standard, nathelesse that othir may have of the length of the Stan∣dard, if he wole aske it of the Court. But if the Gleyves passe the said mea∣sure of the standard, that one shall be made of evyn measure after that othir.