Transactions

for a booke

For a book. 

Paid for a booke, that was brought to us, from the 
        ordinarye, to be red in the churche

Paid for a book, that was brought to us, from the ordinary, to be read in the church. 

paid to Joseiphe hollydaye for scowringe
        the Egle, and making clasps for the Byble

Paid to Joseiphe Hollydaye for scouring the Eagle, and making clasps for the Bible. 

payed at Leicester for oure chardges at the biships visitacion
        and for ii bookes of Iniunctions, and for a Bill of presentmente
        in Tota[l] –

Paid at Leicester for our charges at the Bishop's visitation and for two books of Injunctions, and for a Bill of presentments, in total [eight shillings, eight pence]. 

Paid to the Book bynder for makeing the same booked (reprints?)

Paid to the Book binder for making the same book. 

A note with this entry states that this is possibly referring to reprints. 

paied for a new Communion Booke newlye bought
        and for the Booke of the Canons

Paid for a new Communion Book newly bought and for the Book of the Canons. 

Item paid for our bills makeinge, and towe Bookes att that
        vizitacon

Item: paid for our bills making, and two Books at that visitation. 

payed for a Booke att that visitacon

Paid for a Book at that visitation. 

paid for the Archedecons booke

Paid for the Archdeacon's book. 

payed at the visitation, for cravinge tyme to provide us
        of Mr Juells booke

Paid at the visitation, for craving time to provide us of Mr. Jewel's book.