The English Village Community / Examined in its Relations to the Manorial and Tribal Systems and to the Common or Open Field System of Husbandry; An Essay in Economic History (Reprinted from the Fourth Edition)

by Frederic Seebohm

[259.] P. 829. 'In randir continentur ccc. et xii. acre: ut in ccc. acris, araturam, et pascua et focalia possessor habeat; inde xii. domicilia.' See also p. 790. 'Id est xii. domicilia.' The Dimetian Code has it 'space for buildings on the 12 erws' (p. 263).

[260.] 'There are to be thirteen trevs in every maenol, and the thirteenth of these is the supernumerary trev.' Gwentian Code, p. 375.

[261.] Leges Wallice, Ancient Laws, &c., p. 771 et seq.

[262.] Ancient Laws, &c., p. 360.

[263.] Ancient Laws, &c., p. 325.

[264.] Id. p. 213.

[265.] Id. p. 92 (s. 5).

[266.] Liber Landavensis, p. 271, App., and p. 615.

[267.] For the translation see p. 616. For the original, p. 272, as follows: 'Ostendit ista scriptio quod dederunt Ris et luith Grethi Treb guidauc i malitiduck Cimarguich, et hic est census ejus, douceint torth hamaharuin in irham, haduceint torth in irgaem, ha huch, ha douceint mannudenn deo et sancto elindo. . . .'

[268.] For the translation see p. 617; for the original, p. 272.