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which were no more, than an Upper-coat of Rufletfor the Vigils, a Mantle of green Tartarin irradiatedwith Gold, furred wich Minever, and Cloth of Gold,termed Racamatz, for their Beds, with Linnen of Bra-bant, and Flanders, and Carde j all which Articles arecontained in Words of the lame import, in the Ac-counts of the Wardrobe inferted in the Colleftions,which were for leveral Reigns'antecedent to theReignof Henry IV.

From this Record, we likewile learn the Names offonie of the Perlons, who liad then this Knighthood ofthe B^fconferred on thcm. \ 1 i

Thomas, John> and Humfrey y the younger Sons ofthat King, were then in then Infancy : The »Firtt wasborn in 1388, the Second in 13 85?, and the Lall ih13 9.0 ; and this their Father’s Coronation was on theThirteenth A ' of OBober 13 z<j. A

Mr. y Sandford läith, That the eldett Son of the King,was then likewile created a Knight of the-Bath, whichmuH be a Mittake ; for I may affirm, wu& aßitraüce,upon good Grounds, though I cannot diftm&ly re-colled my Authority for my Aflertion, thac this moftheroick Prince received the Honour of Knighthoodfrom Rhichard II, in Ireland.

u MS. in Offic- Arm. inter Cod. Norf. n. 48-,.v Rot. Pari. 1 H. 4. n. 6i.y Gaieal Hiß. p. 267.

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