I.C.C.D.B.
fo. 105 (b) 2: 'una virg' et x. acre in dominio'.i. 202 (b) 1: 'In dominio dimidia hida xx. acras minus.'
fo. iii. (a) 1: 'tenet Rogerus comes xx. acras.'i. 193 (b) 1: 'tenet comes ii. partes unius virg'.'

If 20 acres were identical with two-thirds of a virgate, there must, in a whole virgate, have been 30 acres; and if a virgate, plus 10 acres, was equivalent to half a hide minus 20 acres, we have again a virgate of thirty, and a hide of 120 acres. But the conclusion I uphold will be found to rest on no isolated facts. It is based on a careful analysis of the Inquisitio throughout. Here are some striking examples:

fo. 92 (b) 1. 'Belesham pro x. hidis se defendit.'

H.V.A.
Abbot of Ely900
Hardwin 80
'Almar' 40
——————
1000

fo. 99 (b) 1: 'tenet hardeuuinus de scal' vi. hidas et i. virgam et vii. acras de rege.'

H.V.A.
Ely Abbey09
7 Sokemen06
3 Sokemen½00
'Alsi'½00T.R.E.
2 Sokemen 17
5 Sokemen 0
——————
617

fo. 79 (a) 2: 'Suafham pro x. hidis se defendit.'

H.V.A.
Hugh de Bolebec010
Geoffrey130
Aubrey de Ver½020
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1000

fo. 90 (a) 'choeie et stoua pro x. hidis se defenderunt.'