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The King may appoint any place hee thinketh good to be a safegard for all offen∣dors flying thither, that they shall not bee molested or compelled to answer, whether one flie thither for (a) treason, (f) murther, theft, or other crime, for which he should lose life or member. And therefore this ta∣king
effect by the Kings grant onely (for touching the Kings prerogatiue so nigh it cannot (d) be by prescription) and being an immunitie to one that offendeth the King and his Crowne, is a (e) temporall matter pertaining to the temporall coertion & Iu∣risdiction, and need no consecration. But yet when it is consecrate by the Popes vn∣holy Ceremonies, it obteineth the name of Sancturary.
1. H. 7. 25.
Stamf. 111. The Abbot of bat∣taile had so.
1. H. 7. 26.
1. H. 7. 25.