A marques hath fiue yards of woollen cloth, fiue timber of mineuer, 110 garters of silke.
An earle fiue yardes of woollen cloth, fiue timber of mineuer, and 100 garters of silke.
A viscount fiue yardes of woollen cloth, fiue timber of mineuer, 90 garters of silke.
A baron fiue yardes of woollen cloth, three timber of mineuer gresse, 80 garters of silke.
A banneret fiue yards of woollen cloth, thrée timber of mineuer, 70 garters of silke.
A knight fiue yards of woollen cloth, thrée timber of mineuer, 60 garters of silke.
The bishop of Winchester chapleine of the garter, hath eight and twentie timber of mineuer pure, ninetéene timber gresse, thrée timber and a halfe of the best, and foure & twentie yards of woollen cloth.
The chancellor of the order fiue yards of woollen cloth, thrée timber of mineuer pure.
The register of the order fiue yardes of woollen cloth, three timber of mineuer pure.
And this order to be holden generallie among the knights of this companie, which are six and twentie in number, and whose patrone in time of superstition was supposed to be S. George, of whome they were also called S. Georges knights as I haue heard reported. Would to God they might be called knights of honor, or by some other name, for the title of saint George argueth a wrong patrone.