5. Put themselves under the guidance of spiritual teachers, and conduct themselves conformably to the rules laid down by them.
Secondly, with regard to their temporal conduct, and better mode of living, they are bound
1. To conform to the custom of the country, in diet, dress, and language: consequently to abstain from feeding on cattle which have died
of distempers; not to go about in such unseemly dresses; and to discontinue the use of their own particular language.
2. Not to appear any more in large cloaks; which are chiefly useful to hide things that have been stolen.
3. No Gypsey, except he be a gold-washer, shall keep a horse.
4. Also the gold-washers must refrain from all kinds of bartering at the annual fairs.
5. The magistrates of every place must be very attentive that no Gypsey waste his time in idleness; but at those seasons, when they have no employment, either for themselves or any landholder, to recommend them to some other person, with whom they shall be compelled to work for hire.
6. They are to be kept particularly to agriculture; therefore
7. It is to be observed, where possible, that every territorial Lord, who takes any Gypsies under his jurisdiction, do allot them a certain piece of ground to cultivate.