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for each year should be rendered at once before the prior and cony. or the senior members of the convent. [3] Br. John de Coventr' should be removed from the office of cellarer and devote himself diligently in choir and cloister; on account of old age he is ordered to converse with the Lord rather than with women; he should be obliged to say one psalter weekly in the cloister for one year continuously from the publication of these presents; the conversation of women is wholly prohibited to him except with his sister or with those related by marriage (affini). [4] Br. Ralph de Schepeye should remain in choir and cloister for the whole year following and he should not leave the monastery except with someone advanced in years and by licence of the prior; he should say one psalter weekly; he should abstain from meat and fish on the eve of holy feasts, and from the conversation of women except with a sister or someone related by marriage and in the presence of another senior brother; furthermore, he should remain in the convent for the aforesaid full year. (5] Henceforth, privileges from the house should not be sold or otherwise granted except under the bp. 's licence. (6] One of the brothers should be placed in authority in the infirmary to help the sick, and 620

their needs in food and drink should be taken care of more fully than the healthy, and they should be clothed simply (subtilibus). 812 (Undated. ) Injunctions issued to the prior and canons of the house of Gresley (Greseleye) following the bp. 's visitation of their church on 9 June 1316 when he found certain matters in need of correction, enjoining as in the letter above. [1] Privileges and pensions should not be granted or sold by the house without the bp. 's licence. [2] No women should stay within the boundaries of the house and if some have lived there thus far they should be removed. This should be observed fully by the prior and brothers in the house as soon as possible. 813 [Fo. 54] In the roll of fines and amercements for Shropshire, before A[dam] de Crok[edayk]1 and William Inge, justices, assigned in diverse counties for 27 [Edward I] [20 November 1298 - 19 November 1299], namely Thursday [after] the feast of St Giles [3 September 1299] and Monday, the eve of the nativity of Blessed Mary [7 September 1299). The sheriffs rendered the account of 10d. from John de Broghoton by regognizance because he did not come; 20d. from Richard Gamel of Brineton because he is not prosecuted by Roger son of Giles and Richard his brother, by pledge of the same; 9d. from Margery daughter of Thomas de Chetulum for a false claim in the same place; 20d. from John de Brewode and Margery his wife for the same. And half a mark from Geoffrey de Greseleye by recognizance because he did not come; 20d. from William de Stavelegh by recognizance for the same; 20d. from Hugh de Chalvedon by recognizance for 1. PRO, Assize Rolls (Just. 1), no. 743, m. 1. This account is not recorded on this roll. 621

for each year should be rendered at once before<br />

<strong>the</strong> prior and cony. or <strong>the</strong> senior members <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />

convent.<br />

[3] Br. John de Coventr' should be removed from<br />

<strong>the</strong> <strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong> cellarer and devote himself<br />

diligently in choir and cloister; on account <strong>of</strong><br />

old age he is ordered <strong>to</strong> converse with <strong>the</strong> Lord<br />

ra<strong>the</strong>r than with women; he should be obliged <strong>to</strong><br />

say one psalter weekly in <strong>the</strong> cloister for one<br />

year continuously from <strong>the</strong> publication <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>se<br />

presents; <strong>the</strong> conversation <strong>of</strong> women is wholly<br />

prohibited <strong>to</strong> him except with his sister or with<br />

those related <strong>by</strong> marriage (affini).<br />

[4] Br. Ralph de Schepeye should remain in choir<br />

and cloister for <strong>the</strong> whole year following and he<br />

should not leave <strong>the</strong> monastery except with someone<br />

advanced in years and <strong>by</strong> licence <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> prior; he<br />

should say one psalter weekly; he should abstain<br />

from meat and fish on <strong>the</strong> eve <strong>of</strong> holy feasts, and<br />

from <strong>the</strong> conversation <strong>of</strong> women except with a<br />

sister or someone related <strong>by</strong> marriage and in <strong>the</strong><br />

presence <strong>of</strong> ano<strong>the</strong>r senior bro<strong>the</strong>r; fur<strong>the</strong>rmore,<br />

he should remain in <strong>the</strong> convent for <strong>the</strong> aforesaid<br />

full year.<br />

(5] Henceforth, privileges from <strong>the</strong> house should<br />

not be sold or o<strong>the</strong>rwise granted except under <strong>the</strong><br />

bp. 's licence.<br />

(6] One <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> bro<strong>the</strong>rs should be placed in<br />

authority in <strong>the</strong> infirmary <strong>to</strong> help <strong>the</strong> sick, and<br />

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