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of each of the Languages, all drawn up armed beforetheir inns, and in full armour, with their scarletsopra-vests bearing the white cross on every side,ahead, behind, to left, to right; those of Auvergnewere examined by Sir William Weston; those ofEngland, by Sir Claude Chalant, and so on, everyLanguage being examined by a knight not of itsown division; and each (whether knight, or servant-at-arms) had to swear, touching his cross, that thearmour and arms he wore were his own, and notborrowed for the occasion. In this way the wholereview took place in all the different Languages atthe same hour . 1 Of the English, only a few nameshave come down to us.

Sir John Ranson.

Sir William West (written Tuest .)

Sir Nicholas XJsil.

Sir Giles Rosel.

Sir Thomas Remberton,

Sir Otho de Monteilli.

Sir John Sotu.

Sir George Emer.

Sir Nicholas Rubert.

Sir George Asfelz.

Sir Michael Roux.

But while the review was taking place, thirteen

1 Bosio: par. ii., lib. xix., anno 1522., 533.