Rince pytcher, a drunkard, [13]
Ring chopper, description of, [11]
— faller, description of, [10]
Robardesmen, robbers, [27]. See William of Nassington’s description of them quoted in Notes & Queries by F. J. F., 1869; and The Vision of Piers Plowman, ed. Wright, ii. 506, 521.
Robin goodfelow, [36]
Rochester, [66]
Rogeman, a receiver of stolen clothes, [3]
Roger, or tyb of the buttery, a goose, [83]
Roges, description of, [36]; subject to beastly diseases, [37]; list of names of, [80], [81]
Rogues, a story of two, who made the acquaintance of a parson at an ale-house, and afterwards went to his house and robbed him, [37]