Calendar of the liberate rolls preserved in the Public record office. / Prepared under the superintendence of the deputy keeper of the records.

INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

655

Coinage and currency, treasure:bezants, 145........ gold, 428, 485.
blanch; pounds blanch, 24, 436,
459, 502.
Bordelais money. See below under
money of Bordeaux.
coin-dies of Canterbury, 221.
exchange, the, [or mint], clerk of,
Henry, 325........ issues of, 28, 56, 64, 144,
182, 188, 190, 196, 199, 203, 228,
260, 261, 263, 280, 355, 416, 420,
423, 425, 455, 458, 469, 472, 509,
514, 515, 518, 521, 524, 528.......,...., the king's share of,
112, 114, 234......., keepers of, 77, 425..
And see Gloucester, William de;
Sancto Romano and Sumercote
in Index of Persons and Places....... of Canterbury, 221..........., issues of, 112, 363..........., works of, 133....... of Ireland, issues of, 185,
192..........., keeper of, Roger de
Haverhull, 114, 185, 192....... of London, 196, 363............ issues of, 134, 363,
379, 456.
forgers, forgery, of the king's
money, 181, 428, 527.
gold, bezants. See above....... dust, ingots, 134....... leaf, 134, 147....... marks. See below....... of Muse', 485....... of the new money, 485....... pennies. See below.
marks of gold, 102, 509....... in leaf etc. and coin, 134,
147....... of good new sterlings, 116...... of silver, 48, 196, 271, 497,
509, 514........ 11 for 1 of gold, 52.
mint, the. See exchange above.
money, new, 7, 485, 509....... of Bordeaux, Bordelais
money, 216, 224....... of Tours, 525........ old, 6........ from Ireland, 379.
obol de Muse', halfpence of musch',
gold of Muse', 91, 180, 274,
485, 509........ price of, 78.
pennies, golden, of the new coinage, 509.
sterling, 116, 159.
treasure, the king's, 424.

Coinage and currency, treasure-cont.
treasure, carriage and escort of,
187, 188, 489, 497............. from London to Gillingham, 91...........,.... to Portsmouth,
147, 148............, from Winchester to
Westminster, 495.........., overseas, 245, 497,
500, 501.......... to France, 483, 484,
494........... to Gascony, 127,
145, 150, 165, 169, 177, 180, 454.........., to Paris, 168, 184,
185........, of Ireland, 6, 44, 45, 143,
148, 152, 157, 379.
Collars. See Costume (iii).
Colonnade. See Works, oriel.
Colours, artist's. See Fine Art.
Columns. See Works.
Compensation. See Law and administration.
Conduits. See Works, water-supply.
Congers. See Victuals, Fish.
Constable of the Exchequer, q.v.
Constables. See first Castles named.
Convents. See Religious Houses etc.
Converts, the king's. See under Jews.
Cooks. See Officers; Trades.
Copes. See Costume (iii).
Coping. See Works.
Copper. See Mines and minerals,
metals.
Copse. See Forests.
Cords. See Articles etc.
Corn. See Agriculture.
Cornice. See Works.
Corslets. See Arms, armour.
Costume:(i) Articles of clothing:
capes, 184, 285.
caps, 174.
cloak furred with byse, 415.
clothes for friars, sisters.
See Costume (iii)....... for lepers, 93......., the king's, reliquias,
90. Recte relics, see Ecclesiastical matters.
dress, complete. See below
under suit.
girdles. See Jewels etc.
robe, gift of to prisoner, 5........ of tunic and supertunic, described, 369.
robes, 27, 90, 129, 183, 208,
221, 256, 261-263, 276,
311, 316, 478, 501....... for a constable, 27