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Modus obviam eundi Regia Majeßati, in primis adventibus fub Statu Regio ifive quando ab illufiri aliqua , memoratuque digna vittoria redit, ad Colle*N, gium fiuum AVmdefori.

P RIMO Scabellum (ut decet) ornatum, conftituetiir in loco, interTemplum & primam Cartelli portam medio. Quo Curtos & Ca-nonici cum cæteris miniftris foo quilq; ordine, (uper-pelliciis & Habitibusaliis, uti res efflagitat, induti, cruce, quam habent, optima precedente,cum ceroferario duobus & totidem thuribulariis convenient, & eodem

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Hic a notatur Ritus & Modus ex confuetudine obfervandus a Collegio liberaCapella Regia Santti Georgii infra Çafirum Regium de Wyndefor in pro-cedendo obviam Superiori Ordinis Garterii in primis adventibus ejus illuc inStatu fuo Regio, feu in reditu fuo pofi aliquod vittoriofum, arduum , authonorificum fdttum Regium infolitum, feu extraneum, aut raro vifum.

Modus procedendi obviam Regi in Procejfionibus fiendis.

I N primis polita formula aut feabello convenienter ornato, in lococonfoeto, medio videlicet inter Capellam Collegii & Portam caftriexteriorem convenire debent Curtos & Canonici cum omnibus & lin-gulis Miniftris Collegii , languii ordinibus fois & habitibus & Capis induti,dignioribus precedentibus juxta ordinem foorum Stallorum, precedenteeos cruce honeftâ cum Ceroferario, & duobus thuribulariis, Regiftrario

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APPENDIX.

The Manner of meeting the Sovereign in his firft Approaches in his RoyalState to his College of Windfor , or when he returns from fome fa-mous and memorable Yidory.

F IRST a Form decently adorned, ßall be placed in the Middle betweenthe Chapell and the firfi Gate of the Cafile, where the Warden andCanons with the other Minifiers, every one in his Order being in Copes and otherHabits as the Occafion requires, ßall meet, the befiCrofs which they have beingcarried before them with two Taper-bearers, and two Ccnfcr-bearers, who

a Mr. Alfcm. in his Hift. p. 277, acquaints us thatthe Manner and Order of cenfing ms contained inthe Regiftrum Chartaceum /. 9 b. and prefents uswith his own Tranßation, but doth not inform us whetherthe Original was in French or Latin* The Editor

having in his Cufiody an antient Copy wrote about theReign of H. 6, or Ed. 4, thought proper to add it here tthat the Method -Dr. Aidiydge took in turning it intohis own Stile might be more evident.

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