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101. Item, delivred to Johanette Potwo a kyrtyl of blak velvet benethe and damaske above..to Guillemette de Rewe a kyrtyl of blak cloth lyned with scarlet..to Jehannette Potow a kyrtil of violet sengle.
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kirtel
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102. To Elizabeth Asteley a kyrtyl of damaske lyned with scarlet.
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linen
v.(1)
103. A gown of Rede damask, furred with marteyns.
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martrin
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104. I bequeth to the saide chapell of Siscetre a cloth of Siluer, and a blak cloth of Damask sengill, & a gowne of Goldsmythes werk.
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105. I woll..that they delyuery to Hew Dausey an hoby & a gowne of grene damaske.
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deliveren
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106. Item, to John Mody a gown of grene damask, lyned, and a nother gown of Russet.
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linen
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107. I bequeth..a blak cloth of Damask sengill, & a gowne of Goldsmythes werk, for to make vestimentes, & a c gertiers.
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garter
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108. I bequeth to the saide chapell of Siscetre a cloth of Siluer, and a blak cloth of Damask sengill.
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damask
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109. A gowne of grene damaske.
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damask
n.
110. Damasippus..Freendli to Marius & helpyng.
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helpen
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111. With hym cam pitousli weepyng Mihti princis, soudanys tweyne Regnyng in Damas, ther fallis to compleyne.
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soudan
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112. Damasippus..Vnder a shadwe of decepcioun..Causyng foure Romeyns come I-feere Toffor Marrius a certeyn day tappere.
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tofore, toforen
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113. An Image of Seynt George beyng upon a grene tarage, wt a damasell knelyng, garnysshed wt xiiij balys, viij saphers.
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terrage
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114. Þan he went to Damaske & Ensegged it & wanne it.
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ensegen
v.
115. Damasyn, tre: Nixa. Damasyn, frute: Prunum Damascenum, coquinella.
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damascene
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116. In damacene ek graffed may hit be.
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damascene
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117. Pere and appill..The date and als the damasee [vrr. damese, damyse, damsyn].
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damascene
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118. A sute of white damask clothe..wt a hole corporas of the same.
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hol, hole
adj.(2)
119. Item, a sute of white damask clothe of gold with orfrayes of grene welwet with buddys of gold pouder.
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poudre
n.(1)
120. Vestment of blew damaske wt orfray of Cloth of gold wt the trinite on the bak.
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trinite
n.
121. A sute of white damask clothe of gold.
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gold
n.
122. A sute of white damask clothe..remayneth now in ye kepyng of John At Hille.
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remainen
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123. Vestment of blew damaske..of the gyfft of Isabel Chapman, otherwise called Cokks.
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124. A sute of white damask clothe of gold, with orfrayes of grene welwet.
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damask
n.
125. 1 Vestment of blew damaske with orfray of Cloth of gold with the trinite on the bak.
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damask
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126. i Vestment of blew damaske wt orfray of Cloth of gold wt the trinite on the bak.
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bak
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127. If thilk greet endewing..hadde be doon bi Constantyn, Damasus wolde haue write of it, as weel as of othere smaler and lasse endewingis mad to the chirchis in Rome.
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smal
adj.
128. Ambrose and Ierom..bileeueden it and witnessen it, not withstonding Pope Damasis wroot the contrarie to Ierom.
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129. Damasus..seith that al what he couthe and myȝte wite, encerche, fynde, and knowe..he hadde write.
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enserchen
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130. This..thing which Eusebi so storieth..is more to be bileeued..than eny storier or cronicler taking of..the seid Damesis storiyng writun in [read: by] Damasus long sithen Constantyn died.
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storiing
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131. It is not likeli that such a notable deede of endewing…schulde haue be vnknowe to Damasus.
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unknouen
v.
132. Damasus makith no mensioun of the seid greet endewing, born an hond to Constantin.
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beren
v.(1)
133. Besidis Damasse þat fair cite Beth v leukis and stadiis thre; A toune þere is.
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stadie
n.
134. Vpon his hors men him lift, And thus this goode knight thei shift Euen to the Citie of Damas.
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shiften
v.
135. He ȝaf to lordes..Clothes of Veluet, of Damask, and of gold.
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cloth
n.
136. Þis Iohannes Damascenus lernyd him so in writyng & in endytyng & in syngyng…so þat in writyng, in endytyng, & in voyce his werk semyd no noder bod at it had bene þis Iohannes Damascenus his maister.
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voice
n.
137. My..goun and ye fure that is left yare for, alswell yt furr yt is left in ye damask gown.
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also
adv.
138. j hole sewte of blew, that is to say, a Cope of Damaske, j Chesiple, & ij Tynicles, and all thapparell that longith therto.
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sute
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139. The Quene come..in a hors-bere, with ij stedes trapped all in white damask poudred with gold..þe pylowes and all þe bere in oon sute.
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sute
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140. Frutoure Samata..Frytoure damaske.
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friture
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141. Þo ordeyned damase to segge fer & ner at matenus & at þe tydis salmus of þe sauter.
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tid, tide
n.
142. Wer ther of golde any clothez founde, Of silke damaske or ryche tarteryne [vr. tartryn]?
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Tartarin
n.
143. Item, j hole sewte of blew, that is to say, a Cope of Damaske, j Chesiple, & ij Tynicles.
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tunicle
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144. The hard costard, the duryng wardon per, And damasyns yn a quarter set I fer.
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pere
n.(1)
145. Þis Iohannes Damascenus..barid his wownd & shewid hur his arm.
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baren
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146. Thre daies..þai lengid, And dietis þam with damysens & oþir dere frute.
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damascene
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147. Datrees, gernadez..And damasyns.
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damascene
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148. Leych lumbard..Leyche Damask..A leyche called 'whyte leyche'.
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leche
n.(2)
149. The Quene come..with ij stedes trapped all in white damask poudred with gold.
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poudren
v.
150. It remayneth iij frangs, one of white damaske a nother of tawny silke.
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frenge
n.
151. He ȝaf to lordes..Clothes of Veluet, of Damask, and of gold.
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gold
n.
152. Damasus þe pope..soute..certeyn seyntis and translate hem and mad uers up on her graues.
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translaten
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153. With soft serkis of silke ȝoure sidis vm-loke, Doubeletis of damaske & sum of dere tars.
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Tars, Tarse
n.
154. Also, I giff to the hous of thornton a cope of redde veluet opon Satyn orfrade with white damaske enbrouded.
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orfreied
adj.
155. Þis Iohannes Damascenus lernyd hym so in writyng & in endytyng & in syngyng.
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lernen
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156. Soft serkis of silke ȝoure sidis vm-loke, Doubeletis of damaske & sum of dere tars.
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doublet
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157. Lesshe damask. Frutour lumbert..Lesshe lumbert. A ffrutour.
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leche
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158. Item, a payer of Vestementes of Red Damaske of the gifft of Elizabeth Scharpe.
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yift, yifte
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159. Item, a payre of paynted cloths of Damaske werke with a Image of Our Ladye and her child.
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paire
n.(1)
160. Item, a payre of paynted cloths of Damaske werke with a Image of Our Ladye and her child.
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peinten
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161. [A piece of russet damask..7] postes [of] Tartaruns.
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Tartarin
n.
162. Thomas..praith his seid executours that thai delyver to..William..a vestement of rede damaske with tabernacles and images in theym.
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tabernacle
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163. Item, j hode of damaske russet.
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russet
adj.
164. Item, j vestement of blak clothe of golde, with the hole ornaments..Item, j cope of white damaske, withe the ornaments.
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ournement
n.
165. j vestement hole of redde damaske warke.
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damask
n.
166. The glorious appostle Seynt Poule .. in Damasco .. was lete doun in a skeppe [L per sportam] by the citee walle.
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skep, skeppe
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167. In þis tyme was Damasus pope, a excellent man in uersifying.
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versifiinge
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168. The first man Adam was mad on a Friday..in the feld of Damask.
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feld
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169. Di. pype of gold damask.
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gold
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170. Item, j hole sute of vestmentes of whyte damask with stolys..and alle that longes to preste dekyn and subdekyn of the same sute, and also three Capys acordyng to the same sute.
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cappe
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171. j Corperase with j case of blewe damaske enbraudyd on the ton syde with a floure of golde and spanges of golde and syluer.
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spang
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172. Vestementis: An hole sute of vestments of blewe damaske enbrawdet wt flouris of golde, for prest, dekyn, and sudekyn.
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soudeken
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173. An hole sute of vestments of blewe damaske enbrawdet wtt flouris of golde.
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sute
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174. Item, a corporax case of Rede damask and blew, Anoyther of blak satten, Anoyther of Rede sylke.
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other
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175. My master delyverid to my Lady..a bed of cremysen damaske embrowdered with Cyle, counterpoynte and testour all affter one.
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countrepoint
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176. Fyfftene yerdes of cremesen damaske.
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fif-tene, fiftene
card. num.
177. Et in denar' sol' pro le halvynge de noua secta blodii damaski viz de eglys xvi d.
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halving, halvinge
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178. I giff and bequeth to the paroch chirche..a sorte of vestments of blew damaske..a chesipill, ij tonekelys, with all other aparell therto apperteynyng.
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tunicle
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179. I gife and bequeth..a pair of blew damaske vestments..to serve in our lady chapell when obittes there be kepte and holden.
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obit, obite
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180. This sir Damas…is a evyll beloved, for he is withoute mercy.
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withouten
prep.
181. This traytoure Damas, the elder brother, woll geff hym no parte of his londis but as sir Outlake kepyth thorow prouesse of his hondis…and grete warre hath bene betwyxte them.
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wer, werre
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182. Therein sir Outlake dwellyth worshypfully and is well beloved with all peple, And this sir Damas…is…evyll beloved.
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183. 'Sir,' seyde sir Damas, 'ye shall hyre masse.' And so Arthure herde a masse.
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heren
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184. Sir Damas…is…full of treson, and a very cowarde as lyvyth.
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verrei
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185. Sir Damas..is a evyll beloved, for he is withoute mercy.
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ivel, ivele
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186. Unto that was sir Damas sworne unto Arthur and also he to do the batayle to the uttermoste.
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187. This traytoure Damas..is withoute mercy, and he is a cowarde.
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traitour
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188. Ye shall be a knyght of myne, and if youre dedis be thereaftir, I shall so proferre you..that ye shall..lyve as worshipfully as youre brother Damas.
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189. Sir Damas and he were agreed that he sholde fyght for hym uppon this covenaunte..And unto that was sir Damas sworne unto Arthur, and also he to do the batayle to the uttermoste.
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sweren
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190. Dyvers Marchauntes, Straungers and Deynzeins, use to bryng into this Reame Clothes of Gold, Clothes of Sylver, Bawdekyns, Velvettes, Damaskes, Satens, Sarcenettes, Tarterons, Chamelettes.
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sarsinet
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191. Marchauntes..use to bryng into this Reame Clothes of Gold..Damaskes, Satens, Sarcenettes, Tarterons, Chamelettes..from the parties beyond the See.
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chamelet
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192. Furste j Sute of white Damask wrought with eglys of goolde with ij coopys of the same and auter clothes of the same with [p.372 cor.:] rydill.
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ridel
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193. j Sute of white Damask wrought with eglys of goolde.
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damask
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194. Clothes of Gold, Clothes of Sylver, of Bawdekyn, Velvet, Damask.
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baudekin
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195. Sende me a newe vestment off whyght damaske..I wyll make an armyng doblett off it.
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arming
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196. I praye yow sende me a newe vestment off whyght damaske ffor a dekyne, whyche is among myn other geer..I wyll make an armyng doblett off it.
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deken
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197. Sende me a newe vestment off whyght damaske ffor a dekyne..I wyll make an armyng doblett off it.
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damask
n.
198. The sturdy oke, the asshe, the plom tre, Wyth akornys, chattys, and wyth damasyne.
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sturdi
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199. Lesche damaske, lampray in paste…a lesche callyd whythe leysche.
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whit
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200. Farewell damaske and clothys of gold, ffarewell velwette and clothys in grayne.
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velvet
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