Transactions

It[e]m the booke of Inuncions

Item: the book of Injunctions. 

It[e]m the Table of the Degrees of mariage

Item: the Table of the Degrees of marriage. 

It[e]m paide for the comunion booke

Item: paid for the communion book. 

Ite[m] paid for mendinge the booke of comon prayer

Item: paid for mending the book of common prayer. 

Ite[m] paid for Deliveringe of our presentement and for a booke
        of orderes

Item: paid for Delivering of our presentment and for a book of orders. 

No differentiation has been made between the price of delivery and the price of the book. Has all been entered as one cost. 

It[e]m Rec[eived] of Mr Wrentmoore when he bought (a) boocke
        the 26th of September A[nno] Dom[ini] 1598

Item: Received of Mr. Wrentmoore when he bought a book 

the 26th of September in the year of our lord 1598. 

lord’s prayer painted
        It[e]m payd for our boocke of Statutes

Lord's prayer painted. 

Item: paid for our book of Statutes. 

It[e]m payd for excomuniuiconas because we had not (our) boock
        at the visitacon

Item: paid for excommunications because we had not our book

at the visitation. 

It[e]m layd out for a boock that I had of the per(a)ter    

Item: laid out for a book that I had of the paritor. 

A paritor in this context refers to an officer of an ecclesiastical court. 

Itme [sic?] p[ai]d for ii bockes att welles

Item: paid for two books at Wells.