Transactions
It[em] payd for 2 bookes
Item: paid for two books.
It[em] payd the Parator for a booke
Item: paid the Paritor for a book.
A paritor in this context refers to an officer of an ecclesiastical court.
It[em] payd for a prayer booke
Item: paid for a prayer book.
King's arms and ten commandments go up, and creed and Lord's Prayer.
Item: laid out for a book of canons.
It[e]m payd for a prayer booke for fasting Dayes
Item paid for a prayer book for fasting Days.
for a table of the Degres of Marriage and a frame
For a table of the Degrees of Marriage and a frame.
payd unto the peritor for two praier bookes
Paid unto the paritor for two prayer books.
for two praiere bookes
For two prayer books.
for writting our bill and a booke of articles
For writing our bill and a book of articles.
Item laid out at the visitation at Milton for our Diner, for the writing and laying in of our bill and for one book of articles there had.