Transactions

Ite[m] for a prayer booke

Item: for a prayer book. 

It[em] paid for a boocke

Item: paid for a book. 

It[e]m for a booke of homilies and at the reformacio Court

Item: for a book of homilies and at the reformation Court. 

It[e]m to the Register at the visitation for the booke of Articles
        and laying in of the bill

Item: to the Register at the visitation for the book of Articles 

and laying in of the bill. 

It[e]m to Mr Morley and Mr Lead for Two the bookes
        concerning the fast

Item: to Mr. Morley and Mr. Lead for two books 

concerning the fast. 

It[e]m to an Aparator for 2 bookes of thanksgiving after the
        sickness

Item: to an Apparitor for two books of thanksgiving after the sickness. 

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

Ite[m] to (Jatt) the parator for a booke called the kinges
        Instructions & for p[ar]chm[en]t & writinge the (Register) & for
        carring of the same to welles by (Jatt)

Item: to Jatt the paritor for a book called the King's

Instructions and for parchment and writing the Register and for 

carrying of the same to Wells by Jatt. 

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

Price for the carriage and the books are all grouped together with no differentiation. 

It[e]m laid out at the Bishopps visitacon in Bridgewater July 17th in
        a booke of Articles laieinge in our bill & expences

Item: laid out at the Bishop's visitation in Bridgewater July 17th in 

a book of Articles, laying in our bill, and expenses. 

It[e]m to the Register at the visitation for the Booke of
        Articles & laying in of the Bill

Item: to the Register at the visitation for the Book of 

Articles and laying in of the Bill. 

A note with this entry states that it occurred at a first visitation. 

Item: to the Register at the visitation for the Book of Articles

and laying in of the Bill. 

A note with this entry states that it occurred at a second visitation.