FROM THE SLOANE MS. 1986 IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM,
AB. 1460 A.D.

[ CONTENTS.]

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[Here begynnethe þe FYRST BOKE of CURTASYE]

[177]

[THE SECOND BOOK]

[181]

THE THIRD BOOK:

[De officiarijs in curijsdominorum]

[187]

[De Ianitore]

[188]

[De Marescallo aule]

[188]

[Per quantumtempus armigeri habebuntliberatam et ignis ardebit inaula]

[189]

[De pincernario, panetario,et cocis sibi seruientibus]

[190]

[De officiopincernarij]

[190]

[De hostiario et suisseruientibus]

[190]

[De Officiogarcionum]

[191]

[De seneschallo]

[194]

[Decontrarotulatore]

[195]

[De superuisore]

[195]

[De Clerico coquine]

[195]

[De cancellario]

[195]

[De thesaurizario]

[196]

[De receptorefirmarum]

[197]

[De Auenario]

[197]

[De pistore]

[198]

[De venatore et suiscanibus]

[198]

[De aquario]

[199]

[Qui debent manus lauareet in quorum domibus]

[199]

[De panetario]

[200]

[De Cultellis domini]

[200]

[De Elemosinario]

[201]

[De ferculario]

[202]

[De candelario]

[204]

HEre begynnethe þe fyrst boke of curtasye.

Qwo so wylle of curtasy lere,

In this boke he may hit here!