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hi. Sir Thomas Erpingham, Kp :

Vert an inefcocheon within eight Marlets, placed inOrle Argent.

Hitherto the Knights of this Noble Order are ranked,as placed in divers other Catalogues, and according to theirgreateft Dignities, becaufe the certain Years of theirElections cannot be found ; only we have here removed$ir John Sulbie, and Sir Sanchet de Trane, from the Reignof King Henry IV. in which they are written in thofe oldCatalogues, to the Reign of King Richard II. for it ap-pears in jfhmole, Page 213. that they were Knightsof the Garter, 7 Rich. II. and we have a little varied thePlaces of the Knights in that Reign following : The prece-dence in the Roll of Accounts of Alan de StoQ that Year,who reciting twenty three of thcfe Kyiights-Companions,gives therein the preference to fome of them after thismanner ; Sir Guy Bryan, Sir William Beauchamp, SirThomas Percy, Sir Nele Loving, Sir John Sulby, Sir Lodo-wick. Clifford, Sir Simon Burley, Sir Richard Burley SirBryan Stapleton, and Sir Soldan de la Trane. Tbele thatfollow are Marlhalled in an exadt Series of their Ele-ctions.

Knights tidied in the Reign of King Henry V .

in. Sir John Dabrichcourt, Kf.

Ermine three barrs hitmet Gules.i\%. Richard Vere, Earl of Oxford.

Quarterly Gules and Or, in the firfl Quarter a MulletArgent.

113. Thomas Camois, Lord Camois.

Or on a chief Gules, three Plates.

114. Sir Simon Felbryge, Kj.

Or a Lyon rampant, rather faliant Gules.

115. Sir William Harington, Kj-

Sable, a fret Argent, a Label of three Points, Gules.

116. John Holland, Earl of Huntingdon.

Comme fon Pere, No. 63.

117. Sigifimund, Emperor of Germany.

Or an Eagle double headed difplaid Sable, on theB'-eaft, Hungary and Bohemia, in p e:;nce Brandon'burgh. Il8- Dux