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IT was an arrogant act of Hubert,* 1.1 Arch-bishop of Canterbury, who when King Iohn had given his Courtiers rich Liveries, gave his servants the like, wherewith the King was not a little offended: But what shall we say to the riot of our age, wherein as Peacocks are more gay than the Eagle himselfe, every ordinary subject out-vies his Soveraign; what fancies and fantasticall habits are daily seen a∣mongst us.
Math•• Paris.