Feudal England: Historical Studies on the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries

by John Horace Round

[¹⁰⁵] N.C., v. 378.

[¹⁰⁶] Gneist, C.H., i. 129, 156.

[¹⁰⁷] Freeman, N.C., v. 372, 371.

[¹⁰⁸] Stubbs, C.H., i. 261.

[¹⁰⁹] Mr Hall informs me that is the name of the official referred to.

[¹¹⁰] 'Prout rumor ex rotulis ad me devenit.'

[¹¹¹] See p. [221] infra.

[¹¹²] 'Et nota quod quandocumque assidentur scutagia, licet eodem anno solvantur, annotantur tamen in annali anni sequentis' (Red Book, ed. Hall, p. 8).

[¹¹³] It is just possible that the source of his error is to be found in a solitary entry on the roll of 1163: 'Advocatus de Betuna reddit compotum de vi. li. xiii. s. iiii. d. de auxilio exercitus de Tolusa' (p. 9)—which refers to the levy of 1161.

[¹¹⁴] 'Temporibus enim regis Henrici primi ... nec inspexi vel audivi fuisse scutagia assisa' (p. 5).