A translation of Glanville

by Ranulf de Glanville

I.

Impetitio (Note 1.), [262]
Imprisonment, [279], [281]
Incendiaries, [288]
Incontinence in female Heirs how punished, [146]
—— divorce for, bar to dower, [110]
Infamy, [56]
Institution (Note 1.), [49]
Interrogations in Pleas of Crown, [279]
Intestacy, [136], [151]

J.

Judgments inferior Courts bound to defend by Duel, [171]
—— falsifying, [172]
—— in Capital Offences, [280]
Judicium Dei, [282]
Jurata, [46], [194]
Juris Utrum (Note 1.), [266]
Jurors, [50], [194]
Justices Itinerant (Note 2.), [151]
Justicia (Note 3.), [141]
Justiciare (Note 1.), [192]
Justicii in Banco (Note 2.), [41]

K.

King’s Death, crime of, [2], [278]
—— Peace, [3], [27], [30], &c.
—— Writ of Warranty, [8]
—— Charters falsifying, [290]
Knight’s Heir in custody of Lord, [140]
Knights summoned as Jurors on Grand Assise, [48]
Knight’s Fee, relief of, [185]
Knight, if formerly Villein, objectionable as Champion, [90]

L.

Languor (Note 2.), [15]
Law, loss of, [39]
Læse Majesty, [2], [278]
Legacy, [137]
Lex Apparens (Note 2.), [279]
Libertate probanda, writ de, [84]
Limitation of mort d’auncestor, [247]
—— of Novel Disseisin, [272]
Loans, [199]
Locatum (Note 1.), [221]
Lords may distrain their Tenants, [179]

M.

Magna Assisa Eligenda, writ of, [48]
Mahemium (Note 3.), [282]
Manor chief not to be allotted in Dower, [109]
Maritagium (Note 1.), [113]
Marriage of female Heirs—Lords consulted on, [144]
Marriage-hood, free or not, [156]
Mayhem protects from duel, [282]
—— what, [282]
Measures false, [290]
Medletum or Melletum (Note 1.), [3]
Messuage capital, [109], [127]
Metal discovering, [284]
Minor when bound to answer generally, [260]
—— must answer Minor in his custody, [140]
—— no Essoin against, by one of full age, [256]
Minority of Heir of a Knight, [139]
—— —— of a Sockman, [139]
—— —— of a Burgess, [139]
Misericordia (Note 1.), [28]
Mort d’Auncestor, Assise of, [257]
—— —— bars to, [254]
—— —— writ of, [247], &c.
Mortgage, [284]
—— when usurious, [209]
Mulier (Note 1.), [97]
Mulieratus filius (Note 2.), [116]
Mutuum (Note 1.), [204]
Murder, [285]
—— not bailable, [2], [285]