Transactions

Item layd out more at the visitasion for fease for a
        booke of Artikeles

Item: laid out more at the visitation for fees for a book of Articles. 

It[em] payd for a booke which is called, the kinges (libertio) for
        recreation

Item: paid for a book which is called 'The King's Liberty for Recreation'. 

It[em] for keepinge the booke

Item: for keeping the book. 

It[em] payd for our booke at (wels) visitacon    

Item: paid for our book at Wells' visitation. 

Item: spent at Axbridge at Mr. Doctor . . . and for 

our book and making and delivering. 

Price is missing from this entry. 

Ite[m] payd for keeping of the booke

Item: paid for keeping of the book. 

It[em] payd for the keepinge of the booke

Item: paid for the keeping of the book. 

It[e]m for a prayer booke to the Appr.

Item: for a prayer book to the Apparitor. 

An apparitor in this context refers to an officer of an ecclesiastical court. 

It[e]m for keeping of the booke

Item: for keeping of the book. 

Inprimis layd out at the visitacon the 6th of Aprill
        for the booke and delyvering in of our presentmente

Firstly, laid out at the visitation the 6th of April 

for the book and delivering in of our presentment.