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Chronological
Relation
first
Admission
into
total
,
final
Banishment
by
Iudgment
and
Edict
of
Parliament
,
out
of
never
to
return
again
Brief
Collection
English
Laws
,
Scriptures
,
Reasons
,
Readmission
into
England
General
calling
of
the
Jewish
Nation
.
William
Prynne
2 Chron. 19.2 .
Shouldst thou help the ungodly , and love them that hate the Lord ? therefore is wrath upon thee from before the Lord . Prov. 6.27 .
Can a man take coals in his bosome , and his cloaths not be burnt ? Concil. Toleta . 4. cap. 57. Surius Concil. Tom. 2. p 734.
Tanta est quorundam ●is●u●● . a● ut quidam eam appetentes etiam a fide erraverint : multi quippe hucusque ex Sacerdotibus atque Laicis accipientes a Judaeis munerà , perfidiam eo●um suo patrocinio fovent , qui non immerito ex corpore Antichristi esse noscuntur , quia contra Christum faciunt . Quicunque ergo deinceps Episcopus , sive clericus , sive Secularis , illis contra fidem Christianam suffragium vel munere , vel favore praestiterit , vere ( ut prophanus & Sacrilegus ) anathema effectus , ab Ecclesia Catholica , & Regno Dei habeatur extraneus : quia dignus est ut a corpore Christi separetur , qui inimicis Christi PATRONUS efficitur .
as
a
busie
body
in
other
men's
matters
,
publick
Case
English
Free-man
be
set
apart
for
a
Day
of
Solemn
Fasting
and
Humiliation
,
for
the
late
Rebukes
we
have
received
,
the
Tares
of
Division
that
have
been
sown
by
the
envious
one
,
and
the
growth
they
have
had
through
his
subtilty
;
the
abominable
Blasphemies
,
Apostacies
,
and
abuse
of
Liberty
by
many
professing
Religion
,
and
the
continual
Series
of
Difficulties
we
have
been
exercised
under
:
and
,
inviting
all
the
People
of
God
in
these
three
Nations
on
that
day
,
to
joyn
in
solemn
and
earnest
Supplications
to
the
Throne
of
Grace
,
That
the
Lord
will
be
pleased
truely
to
humble
our
present
Governours
,
and
the
Nation
,
under
his
Righteous
Hand
,
that
we
may
be
every
one
searching
out
the
Plague
of
his
own
Heart
,
and
turn
unfeignedly
from
the
evil
of
our
wayes
.
Officers
of
the
5●9
,
623.
Defend
its
PRIVILEDGES
and
MEMBERS
Trusts
,
Duties
seised
,
secured
Queens
Court
bare
boards
Turkish
Gally-slaves
Plague
of
the
Heart
Evil
of
their
Wayes
greatest
Rebukes
dangerous
Tares
of
Division
that
have
ever
been
sowen
by
the
envious
one
in
our
Realm
,
which
have
since
extraordinarily
grown
and
spread
amongst
us
through
his
subtilty
saddest
Apostacy
abuse
of
Liberty
by
men
professing
Religion
that
continued
series
of
difficulties
we
have
since
been
exercised
under
.
sad
day
A
Day
of
solemn
Fasting
&
Humiliation
,
throughout
this
Commonwealth
,
secured
Members
memorable
Providence
John
Clotworthy
adorable
Providence
former
dayes
Fast
professing
he
had
forgotten
it
,
and
that
it
came
not
within
his
thoughts
;
but
in
truth
it
was
very
miraculous
,
and
worthy
special
observation
.
Pride
,
Remember
this
Time
seven
yeers
.
White-Hall
this
day
seven
yeers
Whether
there
were
any
Law
of
against
bringing
in
the
Jews
amongst
us
?
for
the
Lawyers
had
newly
delivered
their
Opinions
,
there
was
no
Law
against
it
.
That
the
Jews
were
in
the
yeer
all
banished
out
of
by
Judgement
and
Edict
of
the
King
and
Parliament
,
as
a
great
Grievance
,
never
to
return
again
:
for
which
the
Commons
gave
the
King
the
fifteenth
part
of
their
Moveables
:
and
therefore
being
thus
banished
by
Parliament
,
they
could
not
by
the
Laws
of
be
brought
in
again
,
without
a
special
Act
of
Parliament
,
which
I
would
make
good
for
Law
.
He
replied
,
I
wish
it
might
not
be
done
otherwise
;
&
,
that
this
business
had
been
formerly
moved
in
the
Bishops
time
,
rather
than
now
.
That
it
was
now
a
very
ill
time
to
bring
in
the
Jews
,
when
the
people
were
so
dangerously
and
generally
bent
to
Apostacy
,
and
all
sorts
of
Novelties
and
Errors
in
Religion
;
and
would
sooner
turn
Jews
,
than
the
Jews
Christians
.
He
thought
it
was
true
,
and
was
sorry
he
could
not
discourse
longer
with
me
,
the
Committee
about
the
Jews
being
sate
,
and
staying
for
him
as
he
feared
.
The
Jews
had
been
formerly
great
Clippers
and
Forgers
of
Mony
,
and
had
crucified
three
or
four
Children
in
at
least
,
which
were
principal
causes
of
their
banishment
.
That
the
crucifying
of
Children
was
not
fully
charged
on
them
by
our
Historians
,
and
would
easily
be
wiped
off
.
He
was
much
mistaken
We
must
now
all
turn
Jews
,
and
there
will
be
nothing
left
for
the
poor
.
They
are
all
turned
Devils
already
,
and
now
we
must
all
turn
Jews
.
sharpness
of
the
season
publish
it
general
information
,
satisfaction
of
others
,
and
honour
of
my
blessed
Lord
and
Saviour
Jesus
Christ
the
righteous
,
whom
the
Jews
with
malicious
hearts
,
and
wicked
hands
blasphemies
,
despiteful
actions
6.6
.
1
crucifie
afresh
every
day
,
trampling
under
foot
the
Son
of
God
,
putting
him
to
open
shame
,
offering
despite
to
the
Spirit
of
Grace
,
&
counting
the
blood
of
the
Covenant
an
unholy
thing
.
Saxon
Histories
,
Councils
,
Synods
,
Canons
,
Pagan
Superstitions
Nice
,
to
all
the
Churches
of
Christ
,
in
Concil.
p.
Sir
Hen.
Collections
of
the
Decrees
,
Canons
,
and
Constitutions
of
the
British
World
the
Churches
of
Rome
,
France
keeping
the
Passeover
in
a
different
manner
from
the
wicked
blinded
Iews
,
Saxons
time
Edward
the
Confessors
Saxon
Kings
Raigns
,
Councils
,
Decrees
,
Laws
,
956
,
957.
wholly
extracted
Conquerors
Laws
was
present
at
their
confirmation
,
and
then
brought
them
to
Croyland
Abby
,
Iohn
Selden
William
Rufus
compelling
the
Iews
of
that
were
turned
Christians
,
to
renounce
their
Christianity
and
turn
Iews
again
,
46
,
47.
That
St.
appearing
to
him
as
he
was
travelling
on
the
way
,
he
demanding
of
him
who
he
was
?
That
he
was
long
since
of
a
Jew
made
a
Christian
,
and
was
the
first
Martyr
;
but
for
this
cause
,
I
have
now
come
down
from
Heaven
to
Earth
,
that
thou
casting
away
thy
Iewish
Superstition
,
mightest
be
made
a
Christian
;
and
being
baptized
in
Christ
,
mightest
be
called
by
my
name
.
Whereupon
he
became
a
Christian
,
and
was
baptized
.
O
Son
of
death
,
and
fewel
of
eternal
perdition
,
is
not
thine
own
damnation
sufficient
for
thee
,
unless
thou
also
cast
me
headlong
into
it
together
with
thee
?
But
God
forbid
,
that
I
to
whom
Christ
is
now
revealed
,
should
ever
acknowledge
thee
henceforth
for
a
Father
,
because
the
devil
is
thy
father
.
of
the
general
calling
&
conversion
of
the
Iewish
Nation
to
the
Faith
of
Christ
,
towards
the
end
of
the
world
their
uncircumcised
heart
be
humbled
,
and
that
they
accept
of
the
punishment
of
their
iniquity
,
I
will
not
cast
them
away
,
neither
will
I
abhor
them
to
And
they
also
they
abide
not
still
in
unbelief
,
shall
be
grafted
in
,
for
God
is
able
to
graffe
them
in
again
.
I
have
reserved
to
my self
Even
so
then
at
this
present
time
there
is
a
Remnant
according
to
the
election
of
grace
,
But
the
Election
hath
obtained
it
,
and
the
rest
were
hardned
,
or
blinded
.
Though
the
number
of
the
children
of
Israel
be
as
the
sand
of
the
Sea
,
yet
a
of
them
(
only
)
shall
be
saved
.
See
c.
we
had
been
as
Sodom
And
so
all
shall
be
saved
of
all
this
small
elect
remnant
Israel
of
God
,
and
seed
of
Abraham
according
to
the
faith
,
of
all
such
who
are
Jews
inwardly
,
and
have
the
Circumcision
of
the
heart
,
Universal
Calling
Salvation
and
taking
away
the
ungodliness
and
sins
of
the
whole
Nation
then
by
Christ
,
Churches
,
Nations
will
take
you
,
one
of
a
City
,
and
two
of
a
Tribe
,
and
I
will
bring
you
to
Sion
.
Many
are
called
,
but
few
chosen
:
&
few
saved
,
180
,
191
,
216.
108
,
109
,
119.
Gerhobus
Richerspergensis
Do
not
I
hate
them
,
O
Lord
,
that
hate
thee
?
and
am
I
not
grieved
with
those
that
rise
up
against
thee
?
I
hate
them
with
a
perfect
hatred
,
I
count
them
mine
enemies
:
for
they
speak
against
thee
wickedly
;
depart
from
me
therefore
ye
bloody
men
:
Manasseh
Ben
Israel
Proposals
are
,
Not
only
to
be
admitted
and
received
into
our
Commonwealth
under
the
protection
and
safeguard
of
our
Governours
,
and
that
all
the
Heads
and
Generals
of
Arms
may
take
an
Oath
to
defend
them
upon
all
occasions
,
that
they
may
be
permitted
to
traffick
freely
in
all
sorts
of
Merchandize
as
others
;
but
to
be
judged
by
their
Judges
in
differences
between
themselves
,
according
to
the
Mosaick
Law
:
to
be
allowed
not
onely
in
but
also
under
our
power
That
in
case
there
have
been
any
Laws
against
their
Jewish
Nation
,
they
may
amongst
us
,
as
lawful
Manasseh
Ben
Israel
zealous
,
not
to
contend
earnestly
for
the
Faith
against
these
ungodly
men
,
turning
the
Grace
of
our
God
into
lasciviousness
,
and
denying
the
only
Lord
God
,
and
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ
very
small
elect
Remnant
Gods
own
beloved
,
special
,
chosen
People
malitious
crucifying
of
our
Saviour
Jesus
Christ
,
his
Bloud
might
be
on
them
and
their
children
,
their
crying
sin
especially
Comminations
against
them
to
the
end
.
c.
Brief
Discourse
Josephus
,
Egesippus
,
Eusebius
,
Nicephorus
,
Zonaras
,
Paulus
Diaconus
,
Paul
Eber
,
Magdeburgian
Centuriators
Brief
Relation
of
their
first
admission
into
,
their
ill
deportment
,
misdemeanors
,
sufferings
,
popular
insurrections
against
them
in
,
and
their
final
banishment
by
Judgement
and
Edict
of
Parliament
out
of
never
to
return
again
a
taste
only
of
such
Laws
,
Scriptures
,
and
Reasons
,
as
seem
strongly
to
plead
against
their
readmission
into
our
Island
,
especially
at
this
season
.
King
of
translated
the
Jews
from
Magdeburg
Centuries
that
it
was
for
a
sum
of
money
given
to
him
by
them
,
Raphael
Holinshed
Among
other
grievances
,
which
the
sustained
by
the
hard
dealings
of
the
this
is
to
be
remembred
,
That
he
brought
into
the
Land
from
&
appointed
them
a
place
to
inhabit
and
occupy
:
Grievance
to
the
and
hard
dealing
Iohn
Stow
Survey
of
London
FIRST
brought
the
Iews
from
here
to
inhabit
in
Richard
Baker
England
,
London
This
King
was
the
FIRST
that
brought
the
Iews
to
inhabit
here
in
Abbot
Ingulphus
Notae
&
Spicilegium
ad
Eadmerum
(e) (e) Rog. Hove . Annal. pars posterior p. 604 Spelmanni Concil. p. 623. Lambard . Archaion . De Judaeis in Regno consticutis .
SCiendum
est
quoque
,
quod
omnes
Henry
Spelman
meer
Vassals
William
of
Malmsbury
William
Rufus
in
his
time
gave
a
testimony
of
their
insolency
:
Once
at
endeavouring
by
gifts
to
perswade
and
revoke
certain
men
to
who
had
deserted
their
error
:
Another
time
at
being
animated
to
enter
into
a
combate
(
or
dispute
)
against
our
Bishops
,
because
the
King
(
in
merriment
,
as
I
believe
)
had
said
,
That
if
they
should
overcome
the
Christians
,
and
confute
them
by
open
arguments
,
he
would
then
revolt
to
them
,
and
become
one
of
their
Sect
;
Whereupon
it
was
managed
with
great
fear
of
the
Bishops
and
Clergy
,
and
with
pious
solicitude
of
such
who
were
afraid
of
the
Christian
Faiths
miscarriage
.
And
from
this
combate
the
only
brought
away
nothing
besides
confusion
;
although
they
would
many
times
boast
,
that
they
were
overcome
not
by
argument
or
reason
,
but
by
a
faction
.
That
the
comming
to
this
King
on
a
certain
Solemnity
,
and
offering
him
gifts
;
(
after
their
removal
from
he
thereupon
animated
them
to
a
conflict
against
the
Christians
,
swearing
by
St.
Lukes
face
,
that
if
they
overcame
them
,
he
would
revolt
to
their
Sect
Magdeburg
Centuries
,
Iohn
Stow
Richard
Baker
William
Rufus
Raphael
Holinshed
46
,
47.
That
he
being
at
on
a
time
,
there
came
to
him
divers
Jews
,
who
inhabited
that
City
,
complaining
to
him
,
wherefore
they
besought
him
He
was
content
to
satisfie
their
desires
,
receiving
the
money
,
called
them
before
him
;
and
what
with
threats
,
and
putting
them
otherwise
in
fear
,
he
compelled
divers
of
them
to
forsake
Christ
,
and
to
turn
to
their
old
errors
.
Sirra
,
thy
Father
here
complaineth
,
that
without
his
license
thou
art
become
a
Christian
:
If
this
be
true
,
I
command
thee
to
return
again
to
the
Religion
of
thy
Nation
,
without
any
more
adoe
.
Your
Grace
(
as
I
guesse
)
doth
but
●est
.
What
?
thou
dunghill
knave
,
should
I
jest
with
thee
;
Get
thee
hence
quickly
,
and
fulfill
my
commandement
,
or
by
St.
Lukes
face
,
I
shall
cause
thine
eyes
to
be
plucked
out
of
thine
head
.
Truly
I
will
not
doe
it
;
but
know
for
certain
,
that
if
you
were
a
good
Christian
,
you
would
never
have
uttered
any
such
words
;
for
it
is
the
part
of
a
Christian
,
to
reduce
them
again
to
Christ
,
which
are
departed
from
him
,
and
not
to
separate
them
from
him
,
which
are
joyned
to
him
by
Faith
.
All
which
encreased
the
suspition
men
had
of
his
infidelity
.
crucified
a
child
Christian
Religion
Mathew
Westminster
,
Flores
Historiarum
they
crucified
another
child
at
John
Bromtons
Chronicon
col.
the
Iews
on
the
Feast
of
martyred
and
crucified
another
child
at
St.
who
was
honourably
interred
soon
after
in
the
Church
of
St.
and
grew
famous
by
miracles
there
wrought
Gervasius
Dorobernensis
That
in
the
year
banished
the
wealthiest
of
the
Jews
out
of
England
,
and
fined
the
rest
of
them
in
John
Stow
grievously
punished
the
Jews
for
corrupting
his
coin
1.7
,
8.
in
the
life
of
Rich.
1.
his
Survey
of
London
89
,
94
,
95.
Richard
the
first
Benedict
of
York
William
,
Prior
Maries
of
Yorke
That
the
King
desired
,
and
had
commanded
,
that
all
the
Iews
should
be
banished
and
destroyed
Ranulphus
de
Glanvil
Henry
de
Knyghton
Whether
he
were
made
a
Christian
That
he
was
not
,
but
that
he
permited
the
Christians
to
do
to
him
what
they
would
,
that
he
might
escape
death
.
What
was
to
be
done
concerning
him
If
he
will
not
be
a
man
of
God
,
let
him
be
a
man
,
of
the
Devil
pravity
,
like
a
dog
to
his
vomit
and
soon
after
died
at
and
was
deprived
of
the
common
burial
of
the
Jews
,
because
he
had
been
made
a
Christian
in
this
manner
,
and
likewise
of
common
burial
with
the
Christians
,
because
he
apostatized
to
the
Iewish
wickednesse
,
That
none
should
doe
any
harm
to
the
Iews
,
but
that
they
should
enjoy
his
peace
.
London
,
not
verily
out
of
a
zeal
of
Faith
,
but
of
Gain
,
Men
of
hearken
to
my
counsel
;
It
is
better
for
us
to
die
for
our
Law
,
then
to
fall
into
the
hands
of
the
enemies
of
our
Law
;
and
our
very
Law
commands
the
same
thing
.
Bishop
of
Ely
Henry
de
Knyghton
,
De
Eventibus
Angliae
,
The
Zeal
of
the
Christians
conspired
against
the
Jews
in
but
in
truth
not
sincerely
,
that
is
,
for
the
cause
of
faith
;
but
either
out
of
emulation
and
envy
,
because
of
their
felicity
,
or
out
of
gaping
after
their
goods
:
The
Justice
truly
of
God
not
at
all
approving
such
things
,
but
decently
ordering
them
,
that
by
this
means
he
might
punish
the
insolency
of
a
perfidious
Nation
.
Chronicle
of
Westminster
That
there
were
no
less
than
a
thousand
five
hundred
of
the
Iews
destroyed
at
that
time
in
so
that
this
year
,
which
the
Iews
took
to
be
their
Iubile
,
was
to
them
a
year
of
confusion
.
Neither
was
this
plague
of
theirs
undeserved
,
for
every
year
commonly
their
custom
was
,
to
get
some
Christian
mans
child
from
the
Parents
,
and
on
Good-Friday
to
crucifie
him
,
in
despite
of
our
Religion
.
743
744.
appointed
Iustices
Itinerant
through
all
the
Counties
of
Concerning
the
slayers
of
the
Iews
:
who
they
were
that
slew
them
?
and
concerning
the
pawns
and
chattels
,
and
lands
and
debts
,
and
charters
of
the
Iews
that
were
slain
?
and
who
had
them
?
and
how
much
any
one
owed
to
them
?
and
what
morgages
they
had
,
and
who
held
them
?
and
how
much
they
were
worth
?
and
who
took
the
issues
of
them
?
and
what
they
were
?
and
that
all
the
Morgages
and
Debts
of
the
Iews
who
were
slain
should
be
taken
into
the
Kings
hands
,
and
that
those
who
were
present
at
the
slaying
of
the
Iews
,
and
had
not
made
a
fine
with
our
Lord
the
King
or
his
Iustices
,
should
be
apprehended
,
and
not
delivered
,
unless
it
were
by
the
King
our
Lord
or
his
Iustices
.
King
Richard
Roger
de
Hoveden
All
the
Debts
,
Pawns
,
Morgages
,
Lands
,
Houses
,
Rents
,
and
Possessions
of
the
Iews
shall
be
registred
.
The
Jew
who
shall
conceal
any
of
these
,
shall
forfeit
to
the
King
his
body
,
and
the
concealment
,
and
likewise
all
his
possessions
and
chattels
;
neither
shall
it
be
lawfull
to
the
Iew
ever
to
recover
the
concealment
.
Likewise
places
shall
be
provided
,
in
which
they
shal
make
all
their
contracts
,
and
there
shall
be
appointed
two
Lawyers
that
are
Christians
,
and
two
Lawyers
who
are
Iews
,
and
two
Legal
Registers
;
and
before
them
,
and
the
Clerks
of
of
the
Church
of
shall
their
contracts
be
made
:
&
Charters
shall
be
made
of
their
contracts
by
way
of
Indenture
.
And
one
part
of
the
Indenture
shall
remain
with
the
Iew
,
sealed
with
his
seal
to
whom
the
money
is
lent
;
and
the
other
part
shall
remain
in
the
common
chest
;
wherein
there
shall
be
locks
and
keys
,
whereof
the
Christians
shall
keep
one
key
,
and
the
Iews
another
,
and
the
Clerks
of
Church
,
and
shall
keep
the
third
.
And
moreover
,
there
shall
be
three
seals
to
it
;
and
those
who
keep
the
seals
,
shall
put
the
seals
thereto
.
Moreover
,
the
Clerks
of
the
said
shall
keep
a
roll
of
the
transcripts
of
all
the
Charters
;
and
as
the
Charters
shall
be
altered
,
so
let
the
roll
be
likewise
:
For
every
Charter
there
shall
be
pence
paid
,
one
moity
thereof
by
the
Iew
,
and
the
other
moity
by
him
to
whom
the
money
is
lent
;
whereof
the
writers
shall
have
pence
,
and
the
keeper
of
the
roll
the
third
.
And
from
henceforth
,
no
contract
shall
be
made
with
,
nor
payment
made
to
the
Iews
,
nor
any
alteration
made
of
the
Charters
,
but
before
the
said
persons
,
or
the
greater
part
of
them
,
if
all
of
them
cannot
be
present
.
And
the
aforesaid
Christians
shall
have
one
roll
of
the
Debts
or
receits
of
the
payments
which
from
henceforth
are
to
be
made
to
the
Jews
,
and
the
Jews
one
,
and
the
keeper
of
the
roll
one
.
Moreover
,
every
Iew
shall
swear
upon
his
Roll
that
all
his
debts
and
pawns
,
and
rents
,
and
all
his
goods
and
possessions
he
shall
cause
to
be
enrolled
,
and
that
he
shall
conceal
nothing
,
as
is
aforesaid
:
And
if
he
shall
know
that
any
one
shall
conceal
any
thing
,
he
shall
secretly
reveal
it
to
the
Iustices
sent
unto
them
;
and
that
they
shall
detect
and
shew
unto
them
,
all
falsifiers
or
forgers
of
Charters
,
and
clippers
of
moneys
,
where
or
when
they
shall
know
them
,
and
likewise
all
false
charters
.
507
,
508.
and
searched
their
Coffers
to
stuff
their
own
purses
,
that
had
been
long
empty
:
After
which
they
applyed
all
diligence
to
repair
the
Gates
and
Walls
of
the
City
with
the
stones
of
the
Jews
broken
houses
.
Matthew
Paris
burned
to
ashes
Anno
Dom.
Benomye
Matton
blessed
Lady
St.
Anthony
of
Vienna
St.
Anthonies
Hospital
The
house
of
the
Converts
All
the
Jews
in
England
were
banished
out
of
the
Realm
,
William
Berestal
Westminst.
Hall
Chancery
lane
William
Peirs
Iohn
Toly
William
Rele
filius
suus
puer
aetatis
annis
elapsis
,
venit
idem
annorum
,
&
nunc
est
aetatis
homines
de
villata
de
il
fuittroue
ululans
&
plorans
per
unum
&
sa
file
,
&
que
i
luy
emesiont
a
lovr
meason
;
ton
esteaut
les
Iewes
veigne
&
dioit
,
que
il
fuit
Judaeum
suum
;
&
vocaverunt
eum
praeter
illos
qui
fuerunt
apud
Constable
de
&
auters
Matthew
Paris
what
he
did
,
was
because
the
Citizens
had
fired
the
Iews
houses
paid
a
fine
of
fifty
marks
.
Matthew
Paris
Aaron
of
Yorke
778
,
779
,
785.
Wallingford
;
Abraham
That
he
would
prove
all
the
Jews
of
to
have
been
most
w●cked
Traitors
.
Earl
Richard
Earl
Richard
luke-warm
and
effeminate
Matthew
Paris
Henry
,
Anno
Decreed
to
destroy
all
the
Jews
in
his
Kingdom
,
he
seriously
prohibited
them
the
eating
of
flesh
in
Lent
,
and
on
Fridays
.
Ph●lip
Luuel
John
Mansel
Robert
de
la
Ho
Robert
,
Iustice
of
the
Iews
,
Philip
Luuel
861
,
862.
Saraccus
;
That
we
did
little
love
or
reverence
our
who
tolerated
the
murderers
of
him
to
live
among
us
.
873
,
874
Richard
de
Oxaie
the
School
of
the
Jews
O
noble
Lords
,
we
see
undoubtedly
that
our
Lord
the
King
purposeth
to
destroy
us
from
under
heaven
.
We
intreat
,
for
Gods
sak●
▪
that
he
would
give
us
license
&
safe
conduct
of
departing
out
of
his
Kingdom
,
that
we
may
seek
and
find
a
mansion
in
some
other
place
,
under
some
Prince
who
bears
some
bowels
of
mercy
,
and
some
stability
of
truth
and
faithfullnesse
,
And
we
will
depart
;
never
to
return
again
,
leaving
here
our
houshouldstuff
,
and
houses
behind
us
.
How
can
he
love
or
spare
us
,
miserable
Jews
,
who
destroyes
his
own
natural
English
?
He
hath
people
,
yea
his
own
Merchants
,
I
say
not
Usurers
,
who
by
usuríous
contracts
,
heap
up
infinite
heaps
of
money
.
Let
the
King
rely
upon
them
,
and
gape
after
their
emoluments
.
Verily
they
have
supplanted
&
impoverisht
us
.
Which
the
K.
howsoever
dissembles
to
know
,
exacting
from
us
those
things
we
cannot
give
him
,
although
he
would
pull
out
our
eyes
,
or
out
our
throats
when
he
had
first
pulled
off
our
skins
.
Whether
will
ye
flee
,
O
wretches
!
Behold
the
King
of
hateth
and
persecuteth
you
,
and
hath
condemned
you
to
perpetual
exile
,
shunning
you
desire
to
be
drowned
in
Sir
King
,
we
see
that
thou
sparest
neither
Christians
,
nor
Iews
,
but
studiest
with
crafty
fetches
to
impoverish
all
men
:
we
have
no
hope
of
respiration
left
us
:
the
Vsurers
of
the
Pope
have
supplanted
us
;
permit
us
to
depart
out
of
thy
kingdom
with
safe
conduct
;
and
we
will
seek
for
our selves
such
a
mansion
as
we
can
,
be
it
what
it
will
.
It
is
no
marvel
if
I
covet
money
,
it
is
an
horrible
thing
to
imagin
the
debts
wherein
I
am
held
bound
,
By
the
head
of
God
,
they
amount
to
the
sum
of
two
hundred
thousand
marks
,
and
if
I
should
say
of
three
,
I
should
not
exceed
the
bounds
of
truth
.
I
am
deceived
on
every
side
.
I
am
a
ma●med
and
abridged
King
,
yea
,
now
but
an
halfed
King
.
For
having
made
a
certain
estimate
of
the
expences
of
my
rents
,
the
sum
of
the
annual
rent
of
my
Son
amounts
to
above
marks
.
There
is
therefore
a
necessity
for
me
to
live
of
the
mony
gotten
from
what
place
soever
,
from
whomsoever
,
and
by
what
means
soever
.
Earl
Richard
Peter
&
Paul
Jesus
the
false
Prophet
Iohn
de
Lexinton
We
have
sometime
heard
,
that
the
have
not
feared
to
attempt
such
things
in
reproach
of
our
crucified
Lord
.
O
wretch
!
knowest
thou
not
that
speedy
destruction
abides
thee
?
All
the
gold
of
will
not
suffice
for
thy
deliverance
or
red●mption
.
Those
things
are
true
which
the
Christians
say
.
The
Jews
almost
every
year
crucify
one
child
,
to
the
injury
and
contumely
of
Jesus
;
but
it
is
not
found
out
every
year
:
for
they
do
this
secretly
,
and
in
hidden
and
most
secret
places
;
But
this
child
whom
they
call
our
Iews
have
most
unmercifully
crucified
,
and
when
he
was
dead
,
and
they
desired
to
hide
him
being
dead
,
he
could
not
be
buried
in
the
earth
;
nor
hid
.
For
the
corps
of
the
innocent
was
reputed
unprofitable
for
Divination
,
for
he
was
unbowelled
for
that
end
.
And
when
in
the
morning
it
was
thought
to
be
buried
,
the
earth
brought
it
forth
,
and
vomited
it
out
,
and
the
body
sometimes
appeared
inhuman
,
whereupon
the
Iews
abhorred
it
.
At
last
it
was
cast
headlong
into
a
deep
pit
,
neither
as
yet
could
it
be
kept
secret
.
For
the
importunate
mother
diligently
searching
all
things
,
at
last
shewed
to
the
Bailiffs
the
body
she
had
found
.
My
death
is
now
approaching
,
neither
can
my
Lord
preserve
me
,
who
am
ready
to
perish
.
I
now
relate
the
truth
to
you
all
.
Almost
all
the
Iews
of
consented
to
the
death
of
this
child
,
whereof
the
Iews
are
accused
:
and
almost
out
of
every
City
in
wherein
the
Iews
inhabit
,
certain
chosen
persons
were
called
together
to
the
immolation
of
that
child
,
as
to
a
Paschal
Sacrifice
.
That
the
Iews
of
England
by
Common
counsel
had
slain
the
innocent
child
,
punished
for
many
days
and
crucified
.
Matthew
Paris
Friers
Minors
by
the
mediation
of
money
That
when
as
the
Iews
are
convicted
before
the
Ecclesiastical
Iudges
for
delinquency
against
an
Ecclesiastical
person
,
or
for
Ecclesiastical
things
,
or
for
sacriledge
,
or
for
laying
violent
hands
upon
a
Clerk
,
or
for
adultery
with
a
Christian
woman
;
the
conusans
of
the
cause
is
hindered
by
the
Kings
prohibition
:
because
it
alleageth
,
that
they
have
their
proper
Judge
,
the
Sheriff
of
the
place
,
and
their
proper
delegated
Iudges
,
who
may
and
ought
to
have
conusance
of
these
things
.
And
yet
if
they
be
convented
by
a
Clergy-man
or
Lay-man
before
them
for
such
things
,
upon
the
denial
thereof
by
the
person
alone
,
by
the
simple
assertion
of
another
Iew
,
and
of
one
Christian
,
without
the
administring
of
an
Oath
;
they
purge
themselves
,
the
proof
of
the
prosecutor
being
utterly
rejected
.
And
because
in
like
manner
the
Office
of
the
Prelates
is
hindred
when
as
it
happens
a
Iew
offending
against
Ecclesiastical
things
and
persons
shall
be
convented
for
these
things
before
them
,
and
for
other
things
which
appertain
to
their
Ecclesiastical
Court
of
meer
right
;
We
provide
,
that
the
Iew
notwithstanding
shall
be
compelled
to
aswer
in
these
cases
by
the
interdict
of
commerce
,
contracts
and
Communion
of
the
faithfull
:
likewise
the
inhibiters
,
hinderers
and
distrainers
shall
incurre
the
punishments
of
interdiction
and
excommunication
.
On
the
Feast
of
Christs
Nativity
,
Bishop
,
fearing
danger
and
manifest
damnation
to
himself
,
fled
to
the
laver
of
defence
and
salvation
,
and
was
new-born
in
the
Spirit
;
for
,
being
cleansed
with
wholesom
Baptism
,
two
others
also
accompanying
him
,
he
was
del●vered
out
of
the
lot
of
the
Devil
,
and
saved
from
the
revenge
of
the
most
wicked
crime
heretofore
committed
by
h●m
.
For
it
was
said
,
that
in
his
house
that
poysonous
drink
was
made
,
which
had
proved
mortal
and
perillous
to
many
Nobles
of
which
even
he
himself
,
as
was
reported
,
well
confessed
.
But
then
he
was
a
Devil
,
but
now
throughly
changed
,
and
a
Christian
,
and
as
the
condition
,
so
the
operation
is
changed
.
Mathew
Paris
Richard
de
Clare
Lincoln
,
spoiled
the
Jews
,
and
slew
many
of
them
,
entred
into
their
Synagogue
,
and
burnt
the
book
of
their
Law
,
with
all
their
Charters
and
Obligations
.
King
Edward
De
Iudaismo
Instit.
p.
Edward
Cooke
Parliamentary
Rolls
clause
Rolls
Red
Book
de
Iudaismo
Richard
Totel
Statuta
Ed.
primi
,
de
Iudaismo
,
Iustice
Rastall
Abridgement
and
Collection
of
Statutes
Elenchus
Parliamentorum
Tempus
Ed.
Ceux
Statutes
auxi
come
semble
fueront
faits
in
temps
E.
Walsingham
,
Hist.
Angl.
p.
Holinshed
,
Speed
Henricus
de
Knyghton
,
de
Eventib.
Angliae
,
l.
De
Tallagio
non
concedendo
Instit.
p
Edw.
Cooke
Thomas
Walsingham
,
Hist.
Angl.
Ypodigma
Neust.
p.
De
Iudaismo
Matthew
Westminst
163
,
164.
Rich:
Grafton
Soon
after
he
ordained
certain
new
Laws
for
the
wealth
of
the
Realm
,
which
are
too
large
here
to
rehearse
.
He
made
a
Law
also
and
that
they
should
wear
a
certain
Cognisaunce
upon
their
uppermost
garment
,
whereby
they
should
be
known
from
Christians
.
de
Iudaismo
Iohn
Rouse
Iohn
Stow
In
the
year
of
King
in
a
Parliament
at
and
that
they
might
be
known
,
the
King
commanded
them
to
wear
a
Tablet
,
the
bredth
of
a
palm
upon
their
outmost
garments
.
Survey
of
London
in
a
Parliament
at
And
that
all
Vsurers
might
be
known
,
the
King
commanded
that
every
Vsurer
should
wear
a
Tablet
on
his
brest
,
the
bredth
of
a
paveline
,
or
else
to
avoid
the
Realm
.
Rich:
Baker
De
Iudaismo
Edward
Cook
58
,
59.
1. Forasmuch as the King hath seen , that many mischiefs and disherisons of honest men of this land have happened by the usuries which the Iews have made therein in times past , and that many sins have therein risen from thence : Albeit he and his Ancestors have had great profit from the Jews both now and in times past : Notwithstanding this , for the honour of God , and for the common benefit of the People , the King doth ordain and establish ; that no Jew hereafter shall take ought for usury upon lands , rents , nor upon other things : and that no Usury , shall run from the Fea●t of St. Edward last past , and before , but that the covenants before made shall be held , save only that the Usuries themselves shall cease . Provided that all those who are indebted to Jews upon pawns moveable , shall discharge them between this and Easter at furthest , and if not , let them be forfeited : And if any Jew shall take usury against this establishment , The King neither by himself , nor any of his Officers , will not intermeddle to cause him to recover his debt ( or use ) but will punish him at his pleasure for the Trespasse , and shall do right to the Christian to recover his gage .
2. And it is provided that the distresses for the debt of Jews , shall not hereafter be so grievous , that the moity of Lands and Chattels to the Christians shall not remain for their sustenance . And that no distresse shall be made for the debt of a Jew , upon the heir to the Debtor named in the Charter of the Jew , not upon other which holds the Land which was the Debtors , before the debt shall be dereigned and acknowledged in Court . And if the Sheriff or other Bayliffs by commandment of the King ought to make seisin to a Jew , to one or more , for their debt , of chattels , or of lands , to the value of the debt , the chattels shall be praised by the Oath of honest men ; & the Chattels shal be delivered to the Jew or Jewesse , or to their Arturney , to the value of the debt ; And if the chattels be not sufficient , the lands shall be extended by the same Oath , before that the seisin shall be delivered to the Jew or Jewesse , every one according to the value , and so that they may after know certainly the Debt is discharged , that the Christian afterwards may then have his lands : saving to the Christian for ever the moity of his lands , and of his chattels for his sustenance , as afore is said , and the chief house .
3. And if any thing stollen at this hour shall be found in the possession of a Jew , and any will sue , let the Jew have his summons , if he may have it , and if not , he shall answer so , that he shall never be priviledged for it otherwise than a Christian .
4 And that all the Jews shall be residents in the Cities and in the Burroughs which are the Kings owne , where the * * See here p. 15 & Rot. Claus. 1 E. 1. m. Chest for the Jews Indenture is wont to be . And that every Jew after he is past 7 years of age , shall carry a sign ( or † † See Concil. Lat. sub Innocent. 3. c. 68. Surius Concil. Tom. 3. col. 754. extra de Judaeis & Saracenis c. 13. badge ) in his chief garment ; that is to say in form of two Talles of * * So the Fren● but it shoul● 〈◊〉 white . yellow taffety , of the length of six fingers and breadth of 3 fingers ( or an handfull . ) And that every one after he is past 12 years shall pay 3 d. the poll every year to the King , which shall be paid at Easter ; and this shall be intended as well of women as of men .
5. And that no Jew shall have power to infeoffe another Jew nor Christian of their houses , rents or tenements which they have now purchased , nor to alien them in any manner , nor to make an acquittance to any Christian of his debt , without the special license of the King , untill the King hath otherwise ordained .
6. And because holy Church wills and suffers , that they should live and be protected , the King takes them into his Protection , and gives them his peace , and wills that they shall live , and shall be guarded and defended by his Sheriffs , and his other Bayliffs , and by his Leiges ; and commands that none shall doe them harm , injury , nor force in their bodies , nor in their goods , moveables or immoveables . And that they shall not be impleaded , sued nor challenged in any Court , but in the * * See Rot. claus 3 Ed. 1 memb. 17. Kings Court , wheresoever they are .
7. And that none of them shall be obedient , respondent , nor render rent , but to the King and his Bayliffs in his name , if it be not of their houses which they now hold rendering rent ; saving the right of holy Church .
8. And the King grants them , that they shall live of their lawfull merchandizes , and by their labour , and that they shall converse with the Christians for lawfull merchandizing in selling and in buying . But yet , that by this privilege , nor any other , they shall not be levant ( rising ) or couchant ( lying down ) amongst them . And the King will not , that by reason of their merchandize , that they should be in lots nor scots , nor Tallage with those of the Cities or Burroughs where they remain , seeing they are tailable to the King , as his own Vassals , and to none other .
9. Moreover the King grants them , that they may buy houses and curtelages in the Cities or Burroughs where they reside , so as they hold them in chief of the King : saving to the Lords the Services due and accustomed .
10. And that they may take Lands to farm for term of ten years , or under , without taking homages or fealties , or such manner of service of a Christian , and without having advowson of holy Church , for to support their life in the world , if they know not how to merchandize , Nota. or be unable to labour . And this power for to take Lands to farm , shall not endure to them but 15 years from this time forth to come .
Rot.
Clause●
E.
what
lands
he
had
at
the
time
of
the
making
of
the
bonds
,
Judaei
nostri
in
part●
ne
habere
6
,
7.
Matthew
Westminster
After
which
a
very
great
multitude
of
Jews
were
hanged
in
other
Cities
of
for
the
same
offence
Patent
Rolls
Houses
and
Lands
London
,
Yorke
John
Peckham
203
,
204.
Canterbury
.
Fabian
That
the
Commons
of
England
then
granted
to
the
King
the
fifth
part
of
their
moveables
,
for
to
have
the
Iews
banished
out
of
the
Land
.
It
is
not
seemly
for
children
to
make
void
the
deeds
of
their
parents
,
to
whom
by
Gods
Law
they
are
commanded
to
give
reverence
:
wherefore
I
have
decreed
,
not
to
make
void
the
deed
of
my
Father
;
but
I
grant
to
thee
,
and
to
the
rest
of
my
Realm
by
the
like
Law
(
lest
a
Jew
might
seem
better
than
a
Christian
)
that
for
any
injury
whatsoever
done
to
the
Iew
,
so
long
as
he
shall
enjoy
his
Charter
,
you
shall
not
be
convented
before
any
Iudge
,
except
my self
.
Patent
Rolls
Matthew
Westminster
About
these
days
,
namely
the
the
exasperating
multitude
of
which
dwelt
confidently
in
times
past
through
divers
Cities
&
strong
Forts
,
was
commanded
with
their
wives
&
children
,
together
with
their
moveable
goods
,
to
depart
out
of
about
the
Feast
of
was
supposed
to
be
had
issued
out
before
from
the
laudable
King
of
in
the
parts
of
from
whence
all
the
Jews
were
likewise
banished
.
Thomas
Walsingham
The
King
returning
out
of
was
solemnly
received
by
the
Clergy
and
all
the
people
:
who
the
same
year
banishing
all
the
Jews
out
of
giving
them
their
expences
into
confiscated
the
rest
of
their
goods
.
This
year
the
King
held
A
Parliament
,
in
which
were
made
the
Statutes
called
In
quo
etiam
Parliamento
pro
expulsione
Iudaeotum
.
concessa
sunt
Regi
a
Populo
,
quinta
decima
pars
honorum
.
In
which
Parliament
likewise
for
the
banishment
of
the
Jews
,
there
was
granted
to
the
King
by
the
People
,
a
fifteenth
part
of
their
goods
.
2462
2466.
Henry
de
Knyghton
grievously
punished
the
Jews
and
their
consorts
for
clipping
of
money
,
and
corrupt
exchanges
,
whereupon
in
one
day
he
caused
all
the
Iews
to
be
apprehended
:
some
he
hanged
,
the
rest
he
banished
.
When
he
had
done
his
will
upon
his
corrupt
Judges
presently
another
cause
moved
him
concerning
his
money
,
which
he
found
to
be
basely
clipped
and
corrupted
,
to
the
prejudice
of
the
Crowne
,
and
the
great
damage
of
the
people
,
By
the
Infidelity
and
Malice
of
the
Iews
inquired
and
found
et
fecit
stabilire
unum
Parliamentum
not
to
return
again
afterwards
,
for
their
incredulity
principally
,
and
for
their
falsenesse
,
which
he
had
hardly
pressed
upon
them
.
And
for
this
(
their
banishment
)
speedily
to
be
made
and
executed
,
without
delay
,
the
Commons
of
the
Realm
gave
to
the
King
the
fifth
part
of
all
their
moveable
goods
.
John
Major
In
the
year
Iudaei
Anglia
pulsi
sunt
,
the
Jews
were
banished
out
of
for
the
Englishmen
had
made
a
great
complaint
to
that
by
their
usuries
and
frauds
most
men
of
the
inferior
sort
were
reduced
to
nothing
:
which
thing
was
gainfull
to
the
King
,
for
every
of
the
Commoners
gave
the
King
the
fifteenth
penny
,
ut
Iudaeos
ejiceret
,
Iohn
Bale
Polydor
Virgil
Century
Writers
Anno
Dom.
In
the
Parliament
at
London
,
the●e
was
a
debate
●n
the
first
place
de
Iudaeorum
ejectione
,
Concerning
the
banishing
of
the
Iews
;
whereof
there
was
a
gr●●t
m●ltitude
throughout
Sed
Edicto
publico
Concilii
Londinensis
But
by
the
publick
Edict
of
the
Parli●me●t
assembled
in
and
by
a
publicke
decree
,
They
were
all
commanded
to
depart
the
Realm
with
their
goods
within
a
few
days
,
which
they
,
Concilii
jussis
obedientes
obeying
the
commands
of
the
Parliament
,
speedily
did
.
Thomas
Stubs
the
universal
banishment
of
them
out
of
all
in
one
day
,
Anno
Dom.
Iudaei
omnes
expulsi●●
Annales
Dominicanorum
Colmarionsium
,
Abraham
Bzouius
De
ejectione
Iudaeorum
Publico
jussum
est
Edicto
Iohn
Fox
Richard
Grafton
This
year
also
all
the
Iews
were
utterly
banished
the
Realm
of
for
the
which
the
Commons
gave
he
King
a
fifteenth
.
N●cholas
Trivet
,
Polychronicon
,
l.
William
Caxton
Anone
after
the
King
had
done
his
will
of
the
Iustices
,
tho
lete
he
inquere
and
espye
how
the
Iews
dysceyved
and
beguyled
his
people
,
thorough
the
synne
of
falseness
,
lete
Ordain
a
Prevy
Parlement
among
his
Lords
:
So
they
ordainned
among
theim
,
That
all
Iewes
should
void
out
of
Englande
for
their
Mysbyleve
,
and
also
for
their
false
vsury
that
they
did
unto
Crysten
Men.
And
for
to
speed
and
make
an
end
of
this
thing
.
All
the
Comynalte
of
Englande
gave
unto
the
King
the
XV.
Penny
of
all
theyr
Goodes
mevable
:
and
so
were
the
Iewes
driven
out
of
Englande
.
And
tho
went
the
Iews
into
France
,
and
there
they
dwellyd
,
thrugh
leve
of
Kyng
Phylip
that
tho
was
Kyng
of
France
.
in
his
Chronicles
out
of
them
,
thus
publisheth
it
Westminster
the
Never
since
could
they
obtain
any
priviledge
to
return
hither
again
.
John
Stow
Survey
of
London
banished
all
the
Iews
out
of
England
,
g●ving
them
to
bear
their
ena●rges
till
they
were
out
of
the
Realm
.
The
number
of
the
Iews
then
expelled
,
was
fifteen
thousand
and
sixty
persons
,
whose
hous●s
being
sold
,
the
King
received
an
infinite
masse
of
money
.
Iohn
Speed
Great
Britain
,
p.
to
purge
from
such
corruptions
and
oppressions
as
under
which
it
groaned
,
not
neglecting
therein
his
particular
ga●n
,
banished
the
Iews
out
of
the
Realm
,
confiscating
all
their
goods
,
leaving
them
nothing
but
money
to
bear
their
charges
,
they
by
their
cruel
Usuries
having
eaten
his
People
to
the
bones
.
Heylins
Microcosm
Henry
Isaacsons
Chronology
Rich.
Baker
Chronicle
of
the
Kings
of
final
banishment
out
of
Samuel
Daniel
Of
no
lesse
grievance
having
before
in
Anno
Regis
offered
a
fifth
part
of
their
goods
to
have
them
expelled
.
Edward
Cook
Statutum
de
Judaismo
This
Statute
was
made
in
the
Parliament
of
That
the
m●schiefs
before
this
Statute
,
against
Jewish
Usury
,
were
these
.
The
evils
and
disherisons
of
the
good
men
of
the
land
.
That
many
of
the
sins
and
offences
of
the
Realm
,
had
risen
,
and
been
committed
by
reason
thereof
,
to
the
great
dishonour
of
Almighty
God
.
The
difficulty
was
how
to
apply
a
remedy
,
considering
what
great
yearly
revenue
the
King
had
by
the
Usury
of
the
Iews
,
and
how
necessary
it
was
,
that
the
King
should
be
supplyed
with
Treasure
.
From
the
of
December
in
the
year
of
H.
until
the
year
of
the
first
,
wh●ch
was
about
years
,
the
Crown
had
four
hundred
and
twenty
thousand
pounds
,
fifteen
shillings
and
four
pence
the
ounce
of
silver
was
d.
and
now
it
is
more
than
treble
so
much
.
So
as
the
recital
of
the
Preamble
is
true
,
Many
provisions
were
made
both
by
this
King
and
others
:
Some
time
they
were
banished
,
but
their
cruel
usury
continued
,
and
soon
after
they
returned
;
and
for
respect
of
lucre
and
gain
,
King
in
the
second
year
of
his
reign
,
granted
unto
them
la●ge
Privileges
,
whereby
the
mischiefs
rehearsed
in
this
Act
multiplyed
.
But
the
lucre
and
gain
which
King
had
,
and
expected
of
the
Infidel
Iews
,
made
him
impie
judaisare
for
to
the
end
they
should
exercise
the
Laws
of
their
Sacrifices
(
which
they
could
not
do
without
a
Priesthood
)
the
King
by
his
Charter
granted
them
to
have
one
,
&c.
Which
for
the
great
rarity
thereof
,
and
for
that
we
find
it
not
either
in
our
Books
or
Histories
,
I
will
rehearse
Edward
Cook
Th●s
King
had
a
most
troublesom
and
dishonourable
reign
,
God
raising
against
him
,
for
his
just
punishment
,
two
potent
Enemies
,
K●ng
of
And
besides
,
which
was
the
worst
,
he
lost
the
heart
and
love
of
his
Baronage
and
Subjects
,
and
at
the
last
had
a
fea●full
end
.
8.10
13.16.23
Our
Noble
King
and
his
Father
before
,
sought
by
d●vers
Acts
and
Ordinances
,
to
use
some
means
and
moderation
herein
,
but
in
the
end
it
was
found
,
That
there
was
no
mean
in
m●schief
,
and
as
And
therefore
King
Ed.
as
this
Act
saith
without
all
respect
(
in
respect
of
these
)
of
the
filling
of
his
own
Coffers
,
did
ordain
,
So
in
effect
all
Iewish
Vsury
was
forbidden
:
This
Law
struck
at
the
root
of
this
pestilential
weed
,
for
hereby
usury
it self
was
forbidden
,
and
thereupon
the
cruel
Iews
thirsting
after
rich
gain
,
to
the
number
of
departed
out
of
this
Realm
into
forraign
parts
,
where
they
might
use
their
Jewish
trade
of
usury
,
and
from
that
time
that
Nation
never
returned
again
into
this
Realm
.
Some
are
of
opinion
,
(
and
so
it
is
said
in
some
of
our
Histor●es
)
That
it
was
enacted
by
authority
of
Parliament
,
that
the
usurious
Iews
should
be
banished
out
of
the
Realm
:
●●t
the
truth
is
,
that
their
usury
was
banished
by
t●●s
Act
of
Pa●liament
,
and
that
was
the
cause
,
that
they
banished
themselves
i●to
other
Countries
,
where
they
might
l●ve
by
their
usury
:
de
Iudaismo
year
of
his
reign
de
Iuda●smo
take
Lands
Houses
to
farm
,
but
no
longer
.
to
take
houses
and
lands
to
farm
and
continue
here
years
space
,
but
no
longer
.
Edw.
Cooke
had
thereby
authorized
them
to
continue
here
years
longer
the
K●ng
a
fifteen
in
the
Parliament
of
present
banishment
of
all
the
Iews
out
of
England
,
de
Iudaismo
years
space
longer
to
take
Houses
and
Lands
to
farm
;
to
extend
the
mo●ty
of
the
Lands
and
Goods
of
their
Creditors
;
to
be
resident
in
the
Kings
Cities
and
Burroughs
,
where
their
chests
for
Indentures
were
:
to
grant
them
the
Kings
Peace
and
Protection
,
both
for
their
persons
and
estates
,
and
exempt
them
from
suits
in
all
Courts
but
the
Kings
,
and
from
all
Taxes
,
with
other
Subjects
.
wear
a
badge
on
their
uttermost
Garments
,
after
they
were
years
of
age
;
and
to
pay
d.
the
poll
yearly
to
the
King
after
they
were
years
old
Parliament
Rolls
de
Iuda●smo
stiled
a
Banishment
Cornelius
Tacitus
De
Judaismo
with
the
profer
of
the
th
part
of
their
goods
to
the
King
for
their
banishment
.
Edward
Cookes
that
the
Iews
were
all
judicially
,
really
expelled
&
banished
the
Realm
both
by
the
King
and
Parliament
,
and
that
principally
for
their
infidelity
not
Vsury
,
fore-alleged
reasons
;
and
commanded
under
pain
of
hanging
by
a
special
Decree
and
Edict
to
depart
hence
by
a
prefixed
day
:
for
the
effecting
and
hastning
whereof
,
the
Commons
gave
the
King
a
fifteenth
.
Matthew
Westminster
,
Walsingham
their
Vsury
for
their
Infidelity
and
Enmity
to
Christs
Cross
.
De
Judaismo
Edward
Cooks
remaneret
aliquis
in
toto
regno
St.
Edwards
de
Judaismo
Council
of
Westminster
All
usury
was
prohibited
under
pain
of
deprivation
both
from
Office
and
Benefice
in
Clergy
men
.
Ranulp
.
de
Glanvil
known
Usurers
Cap●tula
placitorum
Curiae
Regis
Justices
itinerant
Capitula
Placitorum
Coronae
Regis
de
Judaismo
rot.
finium
Merton
c.
provided
and
granted
;
That
usuries
should
not
run
against
any
,
being
within
age
,
from
the
time
of
the
death
of
his
Ancestors
,
whose
heir
he
is
unto
his
lawfull
age
,
&c.
So
neverthelesse
that
the
payment
of
the
principle
debt
,
with
the
payment
of
the
usury
,
that
was
before
the
death
of
the
Ancestor
,
whose
heir
he
is
,
shall
not
remain
.
Edward
Cook
This
Statute
hath
been
diversly
expounded
(
some
expounding
it
only
of
and
doubling
the
rent
upon
Leases
,
Bonds
and
Recognizances
,
That
the
Statute
extended
to
the
usurious
Iews
that
then
were
in
for
at
that
time
,
and
before
the
Conquest
also
,
it
was
not
lawfull
for
Christians
to
take
any
usury
,
as
it
appeareth
by
the
Laws
of
St.
Glanvil
,
and
other
ancient
Authors
and
Records
:
And
by
this
Act
it
was
manifest
,
that
the
usury
intended
by
the
Statute
was
not
unlawfull
,
for
the
usury
before
the
death
of
the
Ancestor
is
enacted
to
be
paid
,
and
after
the
full
age
of
the
heir
also
.
And
no
usury
was
permitted
but
by
the
Jews
only
.
But
King
By
aeuthority
of
Parliament
made
this
Law
,
which
is
worthy
to
be
written
in
letters
of
gold
.
&c.
That
no
Jew
should
take
any
usury
,
&c.
de
Judaismo
except
only
against
Infants
during
their
minority
,
de
Judaismo
Usury
it self
being
even
reputed
absolutely
unlawfull
by
Gods
Lawes
and
ours
.
Quod
nil
capiant
ad
Vsuram
that
were
Usurers
to
depart
the
Realm
,
de
Iudaismo
De
Usura
De
Iudaismo
Italian
Vsurers
1061
,
1062.
Usury
elswhere
in
that
age
,
which
they
are
totally
forbidden
to
use
of
late
years
,
Lithuania
,
Russia
,
Poland
Menasseh
Ben-Israel
Humble
Addresses
As
for
such
dealing
is
not
the
essential
property
of
the
Iews
,
for
though
in
there
be
some
indeed
that
practise
it
,
yet
the
most
part
of
them
that
live
in
being
come
out
of
9
,
20.
infamous
to
use
it
Edward
Cooke
The
Court
of
the
Justices
assigned
for
the
Government
of
the
Jews
But
when
the
Iews
were
utterly
banished
this
Court
ceased
with
them
Instit.
p.
And
for
that
they
were
odious
both
to
God
and
Men
,
that
they
might
pass
out
of
the
Realm
in
safety
,
they
made
Petition
to
the
King
,
that
a
certain
day
might
be
prefixed
to
them
to
depart
the
Realm
to
the
end
that
they
might
have
the
Kings
writ
to
his
Sheriffs
for
their
safe
conduct
,
and
that
no
injury
,
molestation
,
damage
or
greivance
be
offered
to
them
in
the
mean
time
,
One
of
which
Writs
we
will
transcribe
.
6.
11
Rex
,
Vic
:
G.
therefore
prefixed
by
the
King
h●mself
,
without
their
Petition
,
and
that
for
the
banishment
of
them
all
out
of
the
Realm
.
This
Statute
was
made
at
the
At
which
Parliament
the
King
had
a
granted
to
him
,
pro
expulsione
Iudaeorum
And
this
writ
was
granted
in
July
following
the
King
beginning
his
reign
For
the
Parliament
knew
that
by
banishing
of
Usury
the
Jews
would
not
remain
.
And
thus
this
Noble
King
by
this
means
banished
for
ever
these
the
number
of
which
Jews
,
thus
banished
,
was
fifteen
thousand
and
threescore
.
We
will
here
adde
a
(
Parliament
)
Record
therefore
by
this
Parliamentary
record
but
years
after
,
they
were
judicially
banished
by
Parliament
,
not
voluntarily
of
themselves
,
no
banishment
in
Law
.
again
repeated
,
as
most
certain
voluntary
Recess
Parliament
Roll
Parliament
Rolls
London
,
Yorke
,
Canterbury
,
Northampton
,
they
were
all
escheated
into
the
Kings
hands
By
the
Iews
banishment
out
of
England
,
as
escheated
to
the
King
,
per
Exilium
ejusdem
Iudaei
.
all
the
profits
of
the
Jews
houses
banished
out
of
England
Edward
Cooks
unanimous
desire
,
judgement
,
edict
and
decree
both
of
the
King
and
his
Parliament
,
and
not
by
the
King
alone
:
Never
to
return
into
England
England
:
No
Freeman
and
Natives
of
can
be
justly
banished
or
exiled
out
of
it
,
but
by
special
judgement
of
Parliament
,
or
by
act
of
Parliament
,
(
as
well
as
by
the
ancient
Romans
,
Athenians
,
and
Syracusians
Laws
,
9.
C.
308
,
404.
8
,
9.
l.
13.
no
Citizen
of
Rome
,
Athens
,
Syracuse
could
be
banished
his
City
or
Country
,
but
by
the
lawfull
judgement
of
the
Senat
and
People
in
their
Parliamentary
Assemblies
and
Senates
,
which
were
very
numerous
,
Thomas
Wayband
Rot.
Pat.
rot.
52
75
95.
Exilium
Hugonis
le
Dispenser
patris
&
filii
.
Tottles
Magna
Charta
,
f.
Peter
de
Gaverston
England
,
Assensu
communi
Procerum
&
Magnatum
,
and
of
the
King
in
Parliament
.
Walsingham
Hist.
Angliae
,
p.
Rot.
Parl.
Thomas
Arundel
For
banishing
dangerous
Sectaries
,
Rogues
,
out
of
the
Realm
,
after
conviction
upon
Indictment
only
,
Institutes
,
f.
Shipmoney
Iudges
.
p.
Walsingham
H●st
.
Angl●ae
Caroli
Exact
.
Collect.
p.
Mat.
Paris
Daniel
p.
Henry
the
in
their
persons
or
purses
in
his
foraign
wars
in
Apulia
The
Petition
and
Protestation
of
the
Lords
and
Commons
in
6
,
7
,
8
Parliament
against
serving
the
King
in
person
,
or
contribution
to
his
wars
in
and
other
foraign
parts
Walsingham
Hist.
p.
Henry
de
Knyghton
de
Event
.
Angl
,
Pierce
Gaveston
,
Walsingh
.
Ypodig
.
Neust
.
p.
Hist.
Angl.
p.
Holinshed
p.
Speeds
Hist.
p.
Rot.
Parl.
n.
Rot.
Parl.
n.
Roger
Mortimer
Rot.
Parl.
Hugh
de
la
Spencer
revocation
of
Abbot
Dunston
his
sentence
of
banishment
by
King
Edgar
and
his
great
Council
Fitz.
Petit.
for
the
repeals
of
Iudgements
and
Acts
of
former
Parliaments
,
by
the
subsequent
Judgements
and
Acts
of
other
Parliaments
,
exact
Chronological
Relation
Constantine
the
great
650
,
651.
General
Epistle
to
all
Churches
Decrees
of
the
Council
of
and
the
unanimous
observation
of
the
Feast
of
not
after
the
Jewish
computation
Churches
in
Britain
Rome
,
Africk
,
Spain
,
France
,
conc●●●ing
with
other
Churches
herein
Briton
,
Saxon
Historians
,
Synods
,
Decrees
Gothish
,
Spanish
Histories
,
Laws
,
Councils
and
Constitutions
,
diametrically
contrary
to
the
Gospel
,
Person
,
Kingdom
,
Priesthood
,
Offices
,
Mediation
,
Redemption
of
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ
,
which
they
thereby
professedly
deny
,
renounce
,
as
false
and
fabulous
.
Danish
Kings
376.513.515
,
521
,
522
,
549
,
550
,
599.
p.
189.
makes
this
one
of
the
Conq.
Laws
too
.
Takē
out
of
these
Kings
Laws
.
Guthern
,
Lex
Aenham
,
c.
That
no
Christian
should
be
sold
or
sent
out
of
the
Realm
,
or
banished
amongst
those
who
had
not
as
yet
embraced
the
faith
in
Christ
,
lest
per
adventure
those
Souls
should
perish
at
any
time
,
which
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ
had
redeemed
with
his
own
blood
and
life
.
Uniformity
of
Common
Se●vice
,
and
administration
of
the
Sacraments
,
Eliz.
c.
against
Popish
Recusants
,
Seminary
Priests
,
Jesuites
,
Friers
,
Masse-Books
,
Agnus
Dei's
,
Popish
Books
,
Superstitions
:
for
eventing
the
withdrawing
of
the
Subjects
of
this
Realm
,
from
the
publique
Ordinances
,
Sacraments
and
Religion
here
established
;
and
for
speedy
banishing
all
Seminary
Priests
and
Jesuites
,
and
keeping
them
perpetually
out
of
the
Realm
Directory
,
The
solemn
League
and
Covenant
,
Suppressing
,
punishing
of
Heresy
and
Blasphemy
Synagogues
of
S●tan
;
and
Jews
great
blaspemers
,
Instrument
of
Government
protection
to
all
Sects
and
Religions
,
professing
faith
in
God
through
Jesus
Christ
,
(
though
differing
from
the
Doctrine
and
Discipline
publickly
held
forth
in
the
Nation
4.3
2
Antichristian
blasphemies
Christ
himself
professing
faith
in
Iesus
Christ
,
that
2
,
3
,
4
,
5
,
6
,
7
,
8
,
9
,
10
,
11
,
12
,
13.
14
,
15.
they
utterly
renounce
,
and
professedly
decry
him
to
be
the
true
Saviour
and
Messiah
of
the
world
,
rejecting
the
whole
New
Testament
and
Doctrine
of
the
Gospel
Synagogues
in
our
Nation
Kings
of
England
by
the
Law
and
their
Prerogative
,
may
in
sundry
cases
erect
New
Corporations
of
their
Subjects
by
their
Charters
only
consent
of
the
Nation
in
Parliament
,
by
special
Acts
of
Parliamennt
Charters
,
Previledges
,
Rights
,
Franchises
,
confirmed
to
them
by
the
great
Charter
of
England
,
76
,
77
,
78.
Rot.
Parl.
That
the
Kings
of
by
their
Oath
and
Duty
,
and
the
Lords
and
Commons
in
Parliament
,
are
all
obliged
by
their
trusts
and
our
Laws
,
to
advance
,
uphold
,
maintain
and
defend
the
welfare
,
wealth
,
safety
of
the
Church
,
Realm
,
Subjects
,
People
of
and
to
prevent
,
redresse
,
suppresse
,
remove
by
wholesom
Laws
and
Ordinances
,
all
Grievances
,
Mischiefs
,
Damages
,
Inconveniences
,
Disinherisons
contrary
thereunto
Laws
and
Law-Books
John
Pym
de
Judaismo
other
parts
Clippers
,
coyners
,
forgers
of
money
,
Vsurers
,
Extortioners
,
and
the
greatest
cheators
,
cozeners
,
Impostors
in
the
world
,
in
all
their
Merchandizes
and
Manufactures
all
our
Laws
prohibiting
clipp●ng
,
coyning
,
usury
,
extortion
,
frauds
,
deceipts
,
Manufactures
whatsoever
Laws
touching
Alien
Merchants
,
and
Artificers
free
Traffick
amongst
us
,
Name
and
Notion
of
Jews
,
their
perpetual
banishment
there
is
no
Law
of
at
all
against
it
Salt
is
good
:
but
if
the
salt
have
lost
its
savor
,
w●erewith
shall
it
be
seasoned
?
It
is
neither
fit
for
the
land
,
nor
yet
for
the
dunghil
,
but
to
be
cast
out
,
and
to
be
trodden
under
foot
of
men
.
our
land
,
nor
yet
for
our
dunghils
cast
out
If
any
man
love
not
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
,
let
him
be
Anathema
Maranatha
.
14
,
15.
Be
ye
not
unequally
yoaked
together
with
unbelievers
what
fellowship
hath
righteousness
with
unrighteousness
?
and
what
communion
hath
light
with
darkness
?
and
what
concord
hath
Christ
with
Belial
?
and
what
part
hath
he
that
believeth
with
an
Infidel
?
and
what
agreement
hath
the
Temple
of
God
with
Idols
?
&c.
Wherefore
come
out
from
among
them
,
and
be
ye
separate
saith
the
Lord
,
and
touch
no
unclean
thing
,
and
I
will
receive
you
.
very
Synagogue
of
Satan
This
is
the
commandement
that
ye
have
heard
from
the
beginning
,
that
ye
should
walk
in
it
:
For
many
deceivers
are
entred
into
the
world
,
Who
confess
not
that
Iesus
Christ
is
come
in
the
flesh
:
This
is
a
Deceiver
and
an
Antichrist
.
Whosoever
transgresseth
,
and
abideth
not
in
the
doctrine
of
Christ
,
hath
not
God
:
he
that
abideth
in
the
doctrine
of
Christ
,
he
hath
both
the
Father
and
the
Sonne
.
If
there
come
any
unto
you
,
and
bring
not
this
Doctrine
receive
him
not
into
your
house
,
neither
bid
him
,
God
speed
:
for
he
that
biddeth
him
God
speed
,
is
partaker
of
his
evil
deeds
.
For
there
are
many
unruly
and
vain
talkers
and
deceivers
,
Especially
they
of
the
Circumcision
;
whose
mouthes
must
be
stopped
,
who
subvert
whole
houses
reaching
things
which
they
ought
not
,
for
filthy
lu●res
sake
.
Wherefore
rebuke
them
sharply
,
that
they
may
be
sound
in
the
fa●th
:
Not
giving
heed
to
Iewish
Fables
,
and
commandements
of
Men
that
turn
from
the
Truth
.
mouthes
were
then
to
be
stopped
,
ye
also
have
suffered
l●ke
things
of
your
Countrymen
,
even
as
they
have
of
the
Iews
:
who
both
killed
the
Lord
Iesus
,
and
their
own
Prophets
,
and
have
persecuted
(
or
chased
out
)
us
,
and
they
please
not
God
,
and
are
contrary
to
all
men
:
4.17
,
18
5.28
,
29.40
Forbidding
us
to
speak
to
the
Gentiles
,
that
they
might
be
saved
,
to
fill
up
their
sins
alway
:
For
the
wrath
is
come
upon
them
to
the
uttermost
.
compared
with
Acts
Loe
we
turn
to
the
Gentiles
Martin
Luther
Samuel
Purchas
That
sooner
than
the
Jews
would
endure
that
the
Gentiles
,
whom
in
their
dayly
prayers
they
curse
and
revile
,
should
have
any
part
with
them
in
their
Messias
,
and
be
accounted
coheirs
thereof
,
they
would
cruc●fy
ten
Messiahs
,
yea
if
it
were
●ossible
would
do
to
death
God
himself
,
with
all
the
Angels
and
creatures
else
,
although
they
should
therefore
undergoe
a
thousand
Hells
.
they
shall
not
dwell
in
thy
land
,
in
any
wise
the
not
driving
out
of
these
Nations
by
the
Israelites
from
amongst
them
,
sin
upon
them
by
God
,
ent●ce●
them
to
Idolatry
,
and
brought
his
severe
wrath
upon
them
,
They
did
not
destroy
the
N●tions
concern●ng
●●●m
t●●
L●●d
commanded
them
but
were
mingled
amongst
the
heathen
,
and
learned
their
works
,
and
they
served
their
●●ol●
,
which
were
a
snare
unto
them
,
yea
they
sacrificed
their
Sons
and
Daughters
unto
Devils
,
and
shed
innocent
blood
,
even
the
blood
of
their
Sons
and
Daughters
,
whom
they
sacr●ficed
unto
the
Idols
of
and
their
Land
was
defiled
with
b●ood
.
Therefore
was
the
wrath
of
the
Lord
kindled
against
his
peo●le
,
insomuch
that
he
abhorred
his
own
inheritance
,
and
he
gave
them
into
the
hands
of
the
Heathen
,
and
they
that
hated
them
were
Lords
over
them
;
their
enemies
also
oppressed
them
,
they
were
brought
unto
subjection
under
their
hands
.
solemn
League
and
Covenant
and
other
texts
.
Levit.
Isay
.
c.
Jer.
c.
Lam.
c.
Ezech.
c.
Hos.
c.
Joel
,
c.
Amos
,
c.
Mal.
c.
Egesippus
,
Eusebius
,
and
others
.
God
himselfe
hath
denounced
against
,
and
inflicted
upon
the
Iewes
,
greater
,
severer
Woes
,
Iudgments
,
Calamities
Dispersions
,
Devastations
,
Captivities
,
Desolations
,
Curses
,
Plagues
of
all
kinds
,
for
their
sins
,
rebellions
,
impenitencies
,
and
to
on
,
their
Nation
,
Kingdom
,
Countrie
,
Cities
,
than
to
or
on
any
other
Nations
,
Kingdoms
,
People
,
and
that
more
frequently
than
against
any
other
:
Swearing
against
them
in
his
wrath
,
that
they
should
never
enter
into
his
rest
,
stiling
them
,
the
generation
of
his
wrath
that
wrath
is
come
upon
them
to
the
utermost
,
very
murmuring
,
mutinous
,
discontented
,
rebellious
,
seditious
people
for
the
most
part
,
not
only
against
God
,
but
their
&c.
Num.
c.
Kings
c.
Kings
c.
Chron.
c.
lawfull
Governors
,
Kings
,
Priests
,
Prophets
,
oft
tumul●uously
rebelling
against
,
disobeying
,
revolting
from
,
deposing
,
murdering
their
Kings
,
and
Sovera●gns
,
and
contemning
,
disobeying
,
slaying
,
killing
,
stoning
the
Prophets
,
Messengers
whom
God
sent
unto
them
.
And
the
Lord
God
of
their
Fathers
sent
unto
them
by
his
Messengers
,
rising
up
betimes
,
and
sending
,
&c.
But
they
mocked
the
Messengers
of
God
,
and
despised
his
words
,
and
misused
his
Prophets
,
until
the
wrath
of
the
Lord
rose
against
his
people
,
till
there
was
no
remidy
,
&c.
It
is
impossible
that
a
Prophet
perish
out
of
Jerusalem
:
O
Jerusalem
,
Jerusalem
,
thou
that
killest
the
prophets
,
and
stonest
those
that
are
sent
unto
thee
Ye
stiff-necked
and
uncircumcised
in
heart
and
ears
;
ye
do
alwaies
resist
the
holy
,
Ghost
as
your
fathers
did
,
so
do
ye
?
W●●ch
of
the
Prophets
have
not
your
Fathers
persecuted
;
and
they
have
slain
them
which
have
shewed
them
before
of
the
coming
of
the
Just
One
,
of
whom
ye
have
been
now
the
betrayers
and
murderers
.
&c.
c.
to
the
end
.
c.
&c.
c.
to
c.
as
the
Evangelists
,
Acts
,
and
other
Scriptures
testifie
.
of
the
whole
Nation
and
Body
of
the
Iews
in
these
latter
dayes
to
the
faith
of
Christ
,
and
such
glorious
Gospel
times
in
the
last
age
of
the
world
,
which
God
hath
laid
upon
their
hearts
and
eyes
,
to
this
very
end
,
that
they
might
neither
see
,
hear
,
nor
understand
,
nor
be
converted
,
that
he
might
heal
them
.
own
promised
land
,
which
himself
bestowed
on
them
for
their
peculiar
Josh.
c.
inheritance
,
and
habitation
,
and
setled
them
in
actual
possession
thereof
by
an
out-stretched
hand
,
and
power
:
yea
,
scattered
,
dispersed
them
into
other
Nations
,
like
chaff
before
the
wind
,
Heathen
Nations
,
where
they
should
be
totally
deprived
of
all
Gods
Ordinances
,
and
means
of
salvation
,
&
where
they
shall
serve
other
Gods
,
which
neither
they
nor
their
Fathers
have
known
,
even
wood
and
stone
God
hath
36
43.
20
14.
21.21
,
22
,
23.
2.9
2
appointed
to
the
English
alone
for
their
portion
,
(
and
therefore
these
Aliens
may
not
invade
or
intrude
themselves
into
it
,
without
the
whole
Natio●s
general
consent
only
,
by
piercing
his
Images
with
swords
and
spears
,
and
by
268
,
269.
278
,
289.
824
,
825.
stabbing
,
piercing
,
boyling
,
burning
,
braying
in
a
mortar
,
and
otherwise
despighting
the
consecrated
Sacramental
bread
,
representing
his
crucified
bod●
,
likewise
by
crucifying
a
Ram
at
Easter
,
as
they
did
at
Good
Fryday
Enterludes
and
Dances
,
held
on
their
Sabbath
,
openly
crucified
a
Christian
child
in
contempt
and
derision
of
Christs
death
and
passion
,
at
first
nailing
him
to
a
tree
,
and
lifting
him
up
on
high
;
then
deriding
and
laughing
at
him
;
after
that
like
mad
men
,
scourging
him
as
long
as
any
breath
remained
in
his
body
:
whereupon
there
arose
great
contention
between
them
and
the
Christians
;
and
by
the
Emperours
command
,
the
Jews
who
had
done
this
in
jest
,
were
punished
in
earnest
,
Richard
,
and
sundry
others
yearly
.
Anno
Monastery
of
Fulda
in
a
Mill
,
piercing
them
with
ponyards
,
and
squesing
out
their
blood
,
to
mix
and
knead
it
with
their
unleavened
bread
in
their
Passeover
,
as
was
generally
reported
,
which
being
discovered
,
many
of
them
were
burnt
to
death
for
it
,
&
the
rest
grievously
punished
.
Wissinburgh
.
At
shutting
their
gates
,
crucified
a
Christian
man
,
having
first
of
all
done
unto
him
in
contempt
,
what
ever
they
had
learned
was
done
to
Christ
by
their
Ancestors
:
which
when
the
people
had
discovered
,
running
to
their
arms
,
they
raged
cruelly
against
,
and
slew
many
of
these
impious
Murtherers
.
Vincentius
Beluacensis
Speculum
Hist.
l.
Gaguinus
l.
de
Francis
.
Centur.
Magd.
Antonini
Chron.
p.
Mat.
Par.
Mr.
Fox
24
,
25.
Menasseh
Ben
Israel
Socrates
Scholasticus
,
Eccl.
Hist.
l.
Zonaras
,
Tom.
Paulus
Diaconus
,
l.
Nicephorus
Eccles.
Hist.
l.
Ambrose
Epist.
l.
Jerom.
in
cap.
ad
Galatas
,
&
in
Abdiam
.
Sozomen
,
Hist.
l.
Mat.
Paris
Historia
Angl.
p.
Aventinus
Annal.
Boyorum
,
l.
Abbas
Uspergensis
Paraleip
.
p.
Cent.
Magd.
and
c.
Fox
Acts
and
Monuments
,
vol.
Munsteri
Cosmogr
547
,
707.
Wirtzburge
,
Nurinburgh
,
Rotenburgh
,
Bambergh
,
O●enberge
,
147
,
148.149.177
,
178.
Bern
,
Friburgh
,
A●gentine
,
Wormes
,
Oppenheim
,
Francfort
,
Mentz
,
Spires
,
Albertus
Argentinensis
France
,
Spain
,
Germany
Hermannus
Schedel
.
Chron.
f.
Genebrardi
Chronog
.
p.
Abraham
Bzou●us
,
Annal.
Eccl.
Tom.
Norlingen
An.
Council
of
Toledo
Basil
Sess.
Wisogothes
Laws
all
Christians
,
under
pain
of
Excommunication
to
cohabit
with
the
Jews
,
or
keep
company
with
them
,
because
their
manners
and
Christians
accord
in
nothing
,
and
they
by
reason
of
the●r
continual
conversation
,
and
daily
familiarity
,
might
easily
incline
the
minds
of
simple
people
to
their
superstition
and
infide●ity
.
Goths
,
Spaniards
family
of
the
Iesuits
Portugal
,
Spaine
,
Rome
,
Italy
,
Poland
,
converted
Jews
Joseph
Ben-Isaiah
Prince
Ruperts
banishment
out
of
Rome
Ecclesiastical
Historians
tumults
there
raised
Alexandria
,
and
the
Christians
there
,
they
were
expelled
and
banished
that
famous
City
,
where
they
had
long
inhabited
for
their
insolenc●es
,
&
seditious
conspiracies
against
the
Christians
.
Emperor
Phocas
Toledo
Anno
Zonaras
,
Tom.
Paulus
Diaconus
,
rerum
Rom.
Cent.
Mag.
Arverna
Bibl:
Patr.
Tom.
Cert
.
Magdeb.
banished
out
of
the
City
of
Philip
Augustus
Petrus
Cluniancensis
Vpon
these
grounds
money
and
bribes
634.660
,
667.
again
bannished
out
of
Philip
the
Fair
147
,
148.
177
,
178.
Impe●ial
Cities
Bishops
and
Nobles
banished
all
the
Jews
out
of
Aeneas
Picolomineus
Europae
status
sub
Frederico
Abraham
Bzovius
writes
Kingdome
of
Cast●le
K.
John
the
72
,
73.171
1064
,
1065.
380
,
634
,
660
,
667
,
703
,
705.708
.
the
Catholique
Duckets
for
every
poll
of
them
at
first
,
for
their
admission
augmented
his
Exchequer
driven
and
banished
banished
out
of
Munst
.
Cosm
Munsteri
Cosm
Geor.
Bartholdus
Pontanus
Bohemiae
Piae
Munsteri
Cosm
275
,
276.
Forgeries
,
and
ungodly
charmes
in
wooing
of
women
to
their
lusts
.
Emperors
,
Kings
,
Magistrates
,
States
,
who
have
most
opposed
,
restrained
,
suppressed
by
10
,
12
,
13.
465
,
466.
2
,
3.
2.277
,
608
,
640
,
679
,
696
,
674
,
680
,
734
,
735
,
1092
552.622
,
670
,
726.754
severest
Laws
,
Edicts
,
the
Jewish
Synagogues
,
Matheus
Flacius
Illericus
,
Johannis
Wigandus
,
Andreas
Corvinus
,
Thomas
Holthuter
,
Pope
Alexander
the
But
withall
impadentiam
et
stupendam
impletatem
videas
Alexander
Alensis
Peter
Heylin
France
,
Spain
,
Portugal
,
Naples
,
Romish
part
an
expectation
of
their
conversion
,
which
is
a
meer
pretence
,
the
reason
being
indeed
the
benefit
hence
arising
to
his
Holinesse
coffers
,
I
would
I
might
die
a
Jew
.
Alexander
ab
Alex.
l.
under
certain
Laws
,
and
Rules
,
inhabiting
therein
strict
Laws
435.437
,
438.
Jo.
Case
And
hereupon
he
raiseth
this
question
from
And
thus
resolves
it
This
he
proves
by
several
examples
out
of
himself
,
by
the
Then
he
subjoyneth
concluding
thus
banish
the
seditious
Iews
out
of
their
Coasts
Peregrinos
Vrbibus
prohibent
,
eosque
exterminant
Crassus
&
Scaevola
banished
the
Jews
out
of
Cornelius
Tacitus
Coelius
Rhodigmus
Ammianus
Marcelinus
Carthaginians
,
Solthians
,
Scythotauri
,
Gamphasantes
,
Seres
,
Indians
,
Aegyptians
Alex.
ab
Alexandro
,
Gen.
Dierum
l.
Boêmus
de
Mor.
Gentium
537
,
538.
Edward
the
Confessor
,
Anno
Anno
Dom.
973
,
976
,
983
,
989
,
990.
Pierce
Gaveston
forcited
Precepts
by
the
Jews
own
practise
,
who
had
no
dealings
with
the
Samaritans
,
John
towards
the
Iews
,
whom
they
would
neither
lodge
nor
entertain
,
it
being
not
for
the
profit
to
suffer
them
Turpius ejicitur quâm non admittitur hospes .
Be
not
forgetfull
to
entertain
strangers
:
which
extend
only
to
Christian
hospitality
,
liberality
,
and
pity
towards
private
distressed
exiles
,
travellers
,
are
of
the
Houshold
of
Fa●th
,
Lest
strangers
be
filled
with
thy
wealth
.
your
lands
strangers
devour
in
your
presence
,
and
it
is
desolate
as
overthrown
by
strangers
.
Our
inheritance
is
turned
unto
strangers
,
our
Houses
to
aliens
.
Strangers
have
devoured
his
strength
,
and
he
knoweth
it
not
Schools
and
Synagogues
his
Peregrination
Samuel
Purchas
Menasseh
Ben-Israel
Epistle
Dedicatory
and
Addresses
Our
Nation
at
the
present
is
spread
all
about
,
and
hath
its
seat
and
dwelling
in
the
most
flourishing
parts
of
all
the
Kingdoms
and
Countries
of
the
world
,
as
well
in
America
,
as
in
the
other
three
parts
,
And
therefore
this
only
remains
in
my
judgement
,
Before
the
Messia
come
and
Restore
our
Nation
that
first
we
must
have
our
seat
here
●●kewise
:
temporal
Kingdom
and
Fathers
inheritance
the
only
Potentate
,
the
Prince
of
the
Kings
of
the
Earth
,
the
King
of
Kings
,
and
Lord
of
Lords
,
the
head
of
all
principality
and
power
,
and
God
over
all
blessed
for
ever
,
before
whose
feet
all
other
subordinate
Kings
and
Potentates
whatsoever
ought
to
prostrate
,
not
only
their
persons
,
but
Crowns
,
and
most
peremptory
Royall
Wills
and
Edicts
too
;
for
whose
pleasure
,
honor
and
glory
alone
,
all
things
and
powers
likewise
both
are
and
were
created
bold
and
zealous
,
not
fearing
the
faces
of
any
Mortals
.
inviting
the
people
of
this
commonwealth
to
a
day
of
solemn
Fasting
and
Hum●liation
,
of
December
day
of
trouble
and
of
rebuke
,
blasphemy
,
&
provocation
when
the
children
were
come
to
the
birth
,
and
there
was
no
strength
to
bring
forth
,
The
abominable
Blasphemies
vented
and
spreading
of
late
,
through
the
Apostacy
of
,
and
the
abuse
of
Liberty
by
many
professing
Religion
.
And
to
joyn
with
them
in
solemn
and
earnest
supplications
to
the
throne
of
Grace
;
That
the
Lord
will
disappoint
the
designs
of
those
,
that
labour
to
lift
themselves
up
against
the
interest
of
Christ
and
his
people
:
That
he
will
rebuke
the
foresaid
Evils
,
and
give
his
people
to
know
the
things
that
belong
to
their
Peace
,
that
so
we
may
with
one
heart
and
shoulder
serve
the
Lord
,
both
theirs
and
ours
.
to
seduce
us
unto
Judaism
deny
our
Saviour
Christ
in
words
,
as
too
many
have
1.16
.
2.
3.5
.
2.
4
3.
denied
him
in
their
works
,
and
some
in
their
opinions
of
late
years
.
Sects
and
Schisms
,
than
formerly
,
open
face
Sol●mn
Declaration
Day
of
Humiliation
monstrous
growth
and
spreading
of
Errors
and
Blasphemies
amongst
us
,
hypocritical
,
Atheistical
Solemn
Fast
and
Humiliation
introduce
the
long-since
banished
Jews
the
securing
of
the
peace
of
the
Commonwealth
it
necessary
to
use
all
good
means
to
secure
the
Peace
of
the
Nation
,
and
prevent
future
troubles
within
the
same
.
to
disturb
the
peace
of
the
Nation
,
See
here
p.
4
,
5.7.12
,
13
been
principle
firebrands
of
sedition
both
in
their
own
Land
,
and
all
places
where
they
have
been
d●spersed
,
Relations
out
of
our
English
Historians
Declaration
:
That
no
person
who
hath
or
shall
be
sequestred
,
or
e●ected
for
Delinquency
,
or
being
in
actual
arms
for
the
late
King
against
the
th●n
Parliament
,
or
for
his
Son
,
&c.
out
of
any
Benefice
,
School
,
or
Colledge
,
shall
from
and
after
the
day
of
be
kept
as
a
Chaplain
or
School-master
in
any
s●questred
persons
house
;
Nor
after
the
day
of
keep
any
School
publike
or
private
;
Nor
preach
in
any
publike
place
,
or
private
meet●ng
of
any
other
persons
than
those
of
his
own
family
;
No●
shall
adm●nister
Baptism
,
or
the
Lords
Supper
,
or
Marry
,
&c.
upon
pain
that
every
person
so
offending
in
any
of
the
premisses
sh●l
be
proceeded
against
,
as
by
Orders
is
provided
:
prescribing
months
imprisonment
for
the
months
for
the
d
,
and
banishm●nt
for
the
d
Offence
An
Act
of
Oblivion
,
and
future
indempnity
,
Protestation
,
Vow
and
Covenant
,
eng●ged
by
all
good
means
to
d●fend
and
advance
Sigebertus
Gemblacensis
was
born
King
of
the
Iews
,
and
had
this
very
title
inscribed
on
his
Crosse
;
and
their
&
our
only
spiritual
King
and
Saviour
,
necessarie
subsistance
necessitate
them
to
do
both
4.3
.
2
the
malicious
Jews
themselves
against
the
Apostles
&
Ministers
of
Christ
,
107.138
,
491
,
199.
Glocester
,
whom
he
first
prohibited
from
preaching
,
then
from
teaching
School
and
practising
Physick
,
to
su●port
himself
and
his
family
,
whereby
he
was
reduced
to
great
extremity
Apostat
Emperour
3.4.5.24
,
25
,
32
,
33.
who
out
of
his
desperate
malice
to
Christ
,
to
undermine
and
exti●pate
Christian
Relig●on
without
shedding
the
bloud
of
Christians
,
first
shewed
himself
a
most
zealous
Christian
professor
,
reducing
the
O●thodox
Bishops
,
Ministers
,
christians
,
whom
the
persecuting
had
exiled
,
and
restoring
them
to
their
confiscated
Bishopricks
,
to
ingratiate
himself
with
the
people
;
but
not
long
after
turning
Apostat
,
he
took
away
all
the
priviledges
,
honours
,
revenues
of
the
Clergy
,
setled
on
them
by
with
the
Laws
for
their
establishment
,
shut
up
the
Churches
and
Schools
of
the
Christians
,
prohibiting
them
to
preach
or
teach
in
publike
or
private
,
or
to
set
their
Children
to
School
,
unless
they
would
renounce
their
former
Religion
,
and
turn
Pagans
;
impoverished
,
oppressed
the
Christians
with
extraordinary
doubled
Taxes
,
from
which
the
Pagans
were
exempted
,
and
cast
many
of
them
into
prison
.
he
shewed
extraordinary
favour
and
affection
towards
the
Iews
,
sent
for
the
chiefest
of
them
to
his
Court
,
where
he
dicoursed
with
them
,
writing
a
special
Letter
to
them
,
wherein
the
desired
their
prayers
for
him
;
granted
them
free
exercise
of
their
Jewish
ceremonies
,
and
sacrifices
long
discontinu●d
,
encouraged
and
assisted
them
with
monies
out
of
his
publike
Treasury
to
re-edifie
the
to
revive
&
set
up
all
their
Jewish
Sacrifices
and
customes
there
formerly
used
,
whereupon
they
began
to
build
it
,
till
miraculously
interrupted
therein
then
grew
so
insolent
against
the
Christians
that
they
greivously
persecuted
divers
of
them
,
destroyed
and
burne
down
some
of
their
Churches
,
and
threatned
to
persecute
them
worse
than
the
Pagan
Romans
had
done
Orders
for
securing
the
peace
of
the
Nation
,
63
,
64
,
65.
1
44
,
47
,
50.
contrary
to
all
the
Statutes
,
Acts
,
Resolutions
of
our
Parliaments
and
Law-books
forecited
,
the
Major
Generals
and
Commissioners
named
in
them
.
To
banish
and
send
into
Foraign
parts
and
Plantations
,
all
persons
of
the
royal
party
formerly
in
arms
,
of
no
estate
,
and
living
loosly
,
and
all
persons
whatsoever
that
shall
appear
by
their
words
or
actions
to
adhere
to
the
party
of
the
late
King
or
his
Son
,
&
to
be
dangerous
Enemies
to
the
peace
of
the
Commonwealth
Banishment
is
prescribed
by
our
Laws
:
3.6
,
7
,
8.
That
it
may
be
a
very
probable
hopefull
means
of
the
general
calling
and
conversion
of
the
Iewish
Nation
to
the
Christ
an
Faith
,
which
hath
been
so
long
prayed
for
and
expected
by
Christians
,
and
seems
now
approaching
;
which
their
seclusion
from
us
may
much
obstruct
.
this
conversion
of
the
Iews
l.
2.
Orthodox
Divines
and
Writers
,
are
much
divided
.
but
only
of
every
smal
electremnant
of
them
,
63
,
64
,
65
,
66.
Now
go
write
it
before
them
in
a
Table
,
and
note
it
in
a
book
,
that
it
may
be
for
the
time
to
come
That
this
is
a
rebellious
people
,
children
that
will
not
hear
the
Law
of
the
Lord
,
which
say
to
the
Seers
see
not
,
and
to
the
Prophets
,
prophesie
not
unto
us
right
things
,
&c.
cause
the
holy
one
of
to
depart
from
before
us
And
so
all
Israel
shall
be
saved
:
being
meant
only
of
the
Elect
,
and
true
Israel
of
God
,
both
Jews
and
Gentiles
,
That
it
shall
not
be
till
the
fullnesse
of
the
Gentiles
become
in
,
Nations
yet
unconverted
,
especially
in
Asia
,
Africa
,
and
America
,
and
those
infinitely
exceeding
the
Gentiles
yet
converted
to
the
Gospel
,
fullnesse
of
the
Gentiles
conversion
to
Christ
,
Turks
,
Tartars
,
Persians
,
Chinoys
,
Indians
,
&
all
other
unconverted
Gentile
Nations
with
their
Religions
into
England
,
farre
more
expresse
,
direct
promises
,
texts
,
grounds
,
both
in
the
&c.
c.
c.
c.
throughout
,
c.
Old
and
&c.
c.
New
Testament
,
for
the
calling
,
conversion
of
all
Gentiles
,
and
yet
unconverted
Heathen
Nations
to
the
faith
of
Christ
,
then
of
the
Iewish
Nation
being
so
far
rejected
,
broken
off
,
and
given
up
to
an
obduration
of
heart
,
and
blindness
of
mind
,
by
Gods
judiciall
decree
,
as
we
read
the
Jews
to
be
our
prayers
and
endeavours
for
the
conversion
of
all
Gentiles
yet
unconverted
to
the
faith
,
English
Proselytes
to
their
Judaisme
doing
of
evil
that
good
may
come
of
it
Synagogue
of
Satan
Church
of
Christ
4.10
13.
som
few
of
them
Hieron
:
a
fide
Petrus
Alphonsus
,
Lyra
,
Tremel
.
Holland
,
Germany
,
France
,
Denmarke
,
Conversion
of
their
hearts
to
the
truth
of
the
Gospel
,
and
saving
Grace
,
is
31
18.
2
1.
3
8.
12.40
.
〈◊〉
.
2
13.
only
the
work
of
God
,
not
men
,
who
can
work
it
when
,
where
,
and
by
whom
he
pleaseth
,
Nations
,
People
send
Apostles
,
Ministers
to
preach
the
Gospel
to
,
and
convert
them
,
in
the
Countries
,
places
where
they
dwell
;
not
to
call
them
into
another
Forraign
Land
where
the
Gospel
first
shined
,
entertained
:
as
he
sent
his
Apostles
from
into
all
the
world
,
to
convert
the
Gentiles
,
called
them
all
to
to
be
there
instructed
and
converted
,
1.
〈◊〉
13
Council
of
Basil
for
the
converting
of
the
unbelieving
Jews
and
Gentiles
to
the
Orthodox
Faith
;
That
all
Diocesans
should
yearly
,
at
appointed
times
,
provide
certain
men
well
learned
in
holy
Scriptures
,
and
in
the
Tongues
,
to
preach
and
explain
the
truth
of
the
Catholick
Faith
,
that
they
acknowledging
their
error
,
might
forsake
the
same
.
To
which
preaching
they
should
compell
all
of
both
Sexes
that
were
at
years
of
discretion
to
resort
,
by
interdicting
them
commerce
with
Christians
,
and
other
fitting
penalties
.
Provided
,
the
Diocesans
and
Preachers
should
behave
themselves
towards
them
mercifully
,
and
with
all
charity
,
whereby
they
might
win
them
to
Christ
,
not
only
by
declaring
of
the
truth
,
but
also
by
other
Offices
of
humanity
.
1101
,
1102.
over
flowing
of
all
sorts
of
wickednesses
,
crimes
,
murders
,
wars
,
oppressions
,
rapines
,
injustice
,
tyranny
,
cruelty
,
extortions
,
usuries
,
the
infinite
multiplicity
,
contrariety
of
Sects
,
Schisms
,
Religions
,
and
unchristian
,
heathenish
,
atheisticall
practises
of
one
Christian
towards
another
,
be
principal
obstacles
to
hinder
the
Jews
conversion
,
Antiscripturists
,
Seekers
,
Atheists
Christ
and
Christianity
meer
Fables
been
baptized
,
and
turned
Christians
in
any
age
or
place
,
have
done
it
either
out
of
fear
,
to
save
their
lives
,
or
estates
,
when
endangered
by
po●ular
tumults
,
or
judgments
of
death
denounced
against
them
for
their
Crimes
;
or
for
fear
of
banishment
,
or
by
coercion
of
penal
Laws
,
not
cordially
and
sincerely
,
they
still
playing
the
Jews
in
private
upon
every
occasion
,
and
renouncing
their
baptism
and
christianity
at
last
,
either
before
or
at
their
deaths
,
Synodus
Nicaena
Surius
concil
.
Tom
Council
of
Toledo
de
Ap●states
I●o●
,
Gregorius
Teronersis
,
lib.
Vincersius
Beluacensis
Spec.
Hist.
Roderi●us
Tel●tanus
,
de
rebus
Hisp
.
Avertin●s
,
Annal.
Boiorum
Abbas
Uspergensis
Chron.
19.
●
.
481
,
482.
1.
●
.
19.
●
.
72.73
.
other
authors
attest
There
being
no
lesse
than
one
h●ndred
twenty
four
thousand
Jews
banished
out
of
leaving
all
their
gold
,
jewels
,
houses
behind
them
,
and
paying
two
duckets
a
poll
to
the
King
for
their
transportation
into
some
of
them
there
seemingly
turned
Christians
,
and
were
baptized
,
but
yet
secretly
practised
their
Judaical
rites
,
being
Christians
only
in
shew
,
but
not
in
heart
,
observing
the
Passeover
,
and
eating
flesh
with
the
Iewes
:
Upon
the
discovery
hereof
,
there
arose
a
great
tumult
of
the
people
against
them
in
the
people
complaining
thereof
to
the
King
,
Whereupon
the
King
commanded
of
them
to
be
imprisoned
,
and
at
last
dismissed
them
without
other
punishment
.
Upon
this
the
Citizens
conspiring
again●●
the
King
and
Governour
,
raised
a
comm●tion
against
these
Iews
and
false
Christians
,
slaying
all
those
false
converted
new
Iews
they
could
find
throughout
the
City
,
to
the
number
of
six
hundred
,
whom
they
likewise
burnt
;
which
example
spreading
into
the
Country
,
there
were
slain
in
the
City
and
Country
of
these
false
Iewish
,
converts
,
to
the
number
of
which
the
King
hearing
of
,
being
then
absent
,
he
was
so
incersed
against
the
Iews
,
that
he
imprisoned
very
many
of
them
,
whereof
some
were
burned
,
others
beheaded
,
others
hanged
on
Gibbets
,
and
all
the
rest
spoiled
of
their
goods
,
then
expelled
and
banished
the
Kingdom
,
Council
of
Nice
,
Canon
publikely
certified
,
that
they
were
converted
,
out
of
a
pure
sincere
faith
,
with
all
their
heart
,
and
utterly
renounced
their
judaical
rites
.
Council
of
●gatha
Can.
That
the
Iews
who
desired
to
turn
Christians
should
remain
for
moneths
space
use
of
their
Iewish
Synagogues
,
Rites
,
Ceremonies
,
Menasseh
Ben
Israels
printed
addresses
proclaims
to
all
the
World
,
34.13
,
14.2
5.16.30
,
31.
Gods
own
Laws
,
and
their
own
Iewish
Rabbies
precepts
,
neither
might
,
nor
yet
would
permit
any
Heathen
Gentiles
heretofore
to
dwell
among
them
,
nor
to
set
up
any
Altars
,
Images
,
Idols
,
Groves
,
or
exercise
any
Idolatrous
worship
amongst
them
,
or
to
blaspheme
,
reproach
their
God
or
Religion
,
under
pain
of
death
,
if
they
transgressed
therein
;
There
being
the
self
same
Law
of
God
in
these
things
both
to
Gentiles
,
&
Iews
Gospel
,
and
exercise
the
Christian
Religion
freely
,
but
raised
up
present
tumults
against
and
persecuted
and
cast
them
out
thence
,
as
is
to
desire
,
and
pray
for
the
conversion
of
all
Gods
elect
amongst
them
in
his
due
time
,
to
give
no
just
offence
to
the
Iew
,
neither
to
the
Gentiles
,
nor
to
the
Church
of
God
,
Manasseth
Ben-Israels
Popish
Princes
2
,
3.
277.322
,
366
,
608.646
,
634
,
674
,
679
,
698
,
735
,
1042.
2.6.7.466
,
467.552
,
670.726
,
754
,
632
,
753
,
495
,
57
,
56.
4
,
5
,
7
,
8.
798
805.
Laws
,
Councils
,
Canons
,
Decrees
,
Divines
and
Canonists
.
That
they
should
build
no
new
Synagogues
,
nor
repair
any
old
o●es
qu●te
demolished
.
Th●t
where
there
were
old
Synagogues
formerly
used
by
them
standing
;
they
should
only
repair
,
but
not
enlarge
or
build
them
higher
than
before
,
nor
extraordinarily
adorn
them
.
That
they
should
not
stir
out
of
their
doors
on
good
Friday
,
nor
open
their
doors
,
windows
,
shops
,
or
do
any
servile
work
on
the
Lords
days
or
other
solemn
Christian
Festivals
.
That
they
shall
utter
no
blasphemous
words
,
speeches
against
God
,
Christ
,
Christians
,
or
Christian
Religion
,
nor
manifest
their
open
contempt
of
them
by
gestures
or
actions
,
under
pain
of
pecuniary
,
corporal
,
and
capital
punishments
,
according
to
the
quality
of
the
offence
.
Council
of
Toledo
c.
use
of
circumcision
,
the
observation
of
their
Jewish
Passeovers
,
Sabbaths
,
differences
of
meats
,
and
other
Jewish
Rites
under
pain
of
whipping
,
confiscation
of
goods
,
losse
of
Noses
,
Genitals
,
Banishment
,
That
they
shall
be
admitted
to
no
degress
of
learning
,
honour
,
dignity
,
office
or
preferment
whatsoever
in
state
or
Church
,
because
it
is
most
absurd
and
unjust
,
that
any
blasphemer
of
Christ
,
should
exercise
any
power
or
authority
over
Christians
in
any
Christian
State
.
That
*
they
should
neither
eat
nor
drink
,
nor
have
any
dayly
familiarity
or
communion
with
Christians
,
nor
entertain
any
Christian
man
or
woman
in
or
out
of
their
houses
,
either
as
a
Servant
,
or
Nurse
to
their
Children
,
or
otherwise
,
nor
yet
administer
physick
to
any
Christian
in
his
sicknesse
,
lest
any
simple
Christians
should
be
seduced
by
them
to
Judaisme
by
these
means
.
That
all
Iews
both
males
and
females
should
always
wear
a
specicial
3.
●
.
753.
badge
or
sign
in
all
places
upon
their
outward
Garments
or
heads
,
whereby
they
might
be
distinguished
from
C●ristians
,
and
known
by
all
men
to
be
Iews
,
to
avoid
commixtion
and
communion
between
them
and
Christians
which
otherwise
would
happen
.
That
they
should
be
disabled
to
bear
witnesse
,
or
give
in
any
legal
testimony
against
Christians
,
or
to
purchase
any
advowson
or
Ecclesiastical
preferment
,
or
to
bequeath
any
legacy
to
the
Nation
or
Corporation
of
the
Iews
,
or
to
exercise
usury
amongst
them
.
That
they
should
be
subject
both
to
the
Ecclesiastical
&
Temporal
Courts
and
Iudges
for
all
offences
properly
punishable
by
them
which
they
should
commit
.
That
they
should
pay
all
predial
and
personal
Tithes
to
the
Christian
Ministers
where
they
lived
.
That
though
they
should
not
be
compelled
to
be
baptized
or
turn
Christians
against
their
will
,
yet
they
should
at
certain
times
be
all
constrained
to
come
to
the
Sermons
of
such
Christian
Priests
and
Ministers
as
were
appointed
to
instruct
them
in
the
Christian
faith
,
and
to
preach
unto
them
to
convert
them
.
That
their
Servants
and
Children
being
Iews
;
when
once
baptized
and
turned
Christians
,
should
no
more
cohabit
with
,
nor
be
under
their
power
.
That
upon
their
conversion
to
Christianity
,
all
their
goods
and
mony
gotten
by
usury
and
cheating
should
be
distributed
to
pious
uses
,
and
the
rest
only
retained
for
their
proper
use
and
livelyhood
.
That
if
any
of
them
after
their
baptisme
apostatized
and
turned
Iewes
again
,
or
fell
into
Heresie
,
they
should
be
proceeded
against
and
burned
,
executed
as
Apostates
,
and
Hereticks
.
That
no
Christians
should
communicate
with
them
in
any
kind
,
except
in
buying
and
selling
,
nor
cohabit
with
,
serve
them
as
a
Nurse
or
Servant
,
under
pain
of
excommunication
,
775
958.
perverted
and
seduced
sundry
Christians
to
Iudaisme
,
and
made
them
professed
Iews
;
perswaded
other
Christians
to
observe
Mosaical
ceremonies
,
besides
Baptism
,
whereby
they
made
a
confused
Chaos
of
Religion
;
yea
they
corrupted
the
Emperor
so
far
,
that
he
commanded
Christians
to
fast
on
their
Sabbath
,
and
made
him
as
it
were
a
sink
of
Sects
,
Manasseh
Ben-Israel
Iewish
Physician
Charles
the
Bald
Christians
souls
English
Barons
Queen
Elizabeth
Pope
Innocent
Cardinal
Hostiensis
Popish
Canonists
Oldradus
de
Ponte
;
Abbbot
Panormitan
,
Antonius
Corsetus
That
Christians
and
Christian
Kings
may
lawfully
expel
and
banish
all
Iews
and
Infidels
out
of
their
Realms
,
though
peaceable
,
for
their
Infidelity
,
and
other
just
causes
conversion
to
the
Faith
That
it
will
bring
in
much
present
and
future
gain
and
mony
to
the
State
,
and
advance
trading
.
Menassah
Ben-Israel
How
profitable
the
Iews
are
,
adding
,
That
profit
is
a
most
powerfull
motive
,
and
which
all
the
world
prefers
before
all
other
things
.
And
therefore
we
shall
handle
that
point
first
.
Though
he
handles
it
so
,
that
every
eye
may
see
he
aims
more
at
his
own
Nations
profit
,
benefit
,
advance
,
than
ours
.
Concilium
Toletanum
1054
,
1065.
Spain
,
Portugal
Philip
Augustus
shall
not
their
cattle
and
their
substance
,
and
every
beast
of
theirs
be
ours
?
only
let
us
consent
unto
them
,
and
they
will
dwell
with
us
.
For
many
walk
of
whom
I
have
told
you
often
,
and
now
tell
you
weeping
,
that
they
are
the
enemies
of
the
Crosse
of
Christ
,
whose
end
is
destruction
,
whose
God
is
their
belly
,
and
whose
glory
is
in
their
shame
,
who
mind
earthly
things
●2
.
27
Her
Princes
in
the
midst
thereof
are
like
Wolves
ravening
the
prey
,
and
to
shed
blood
,
whose
eyes
and
hearts
are
not
but
for
their
Covetousnes
who
all
seek
their
own
,
not
the
things
that
are
Iesus
Christs
.
which
is
Idolatry
to
take
heed
and
beware
of
,
and
5
,
3.
is
not
so
much
as
to
be
named
amongst
Christians
,
whose
conversation
ought
to
be
without
covetousnesse
,
and
they
to
rest
contented
with
those
things
they
have
They
that
will
be
rich
fall
into
temptations
,
they
have
been
sedu●ed
(
or
erred
)
from
the
faith
,
and
pierced
themselvs
through
with
many
sorrows
,
Godlinesse
with
contentment
our
great
gain
betray
and
sell
our
Saviour
Christ
again
to
the
Iews
,
like
Iudas
,
for
thirty
peeces
of
silver
,
without
repenting
and
making
restitution
of
it
to
the
Iews
,
God
with
them
and
us
Behold
I
have
smitten
mine
hand
at
thy
dishonest
gain
,
which
thou
hast
greedily
gained
of
thy
neighbour
by
oppression
,
&
other
unlawfull
means
Simon
Magus
Thy
money
perish
with
thee
Thou
hast
neither
part
nor
lot
in
this
businesse
,
for
thy
heart
is
not
upright
with
God
.
2.1
,
2.
3.2.3
,
4
,
9.
the
express
commands
of
God
288
,
289.
Emperours
priviledges
being
reduced
to
extreem
poverty
by
them
,
rose
up
in
arms
and
slew
a
geeat
number
of
them
,
without
destinction
of
age
or
sex
by
the
Nobility
and
others
obliged
to
the
Jews
by
morgages
and
moneys
lent
them
,
that
the
natives
were
inforced
to
leave
both
their
Studies
,
Trades
,
aend
the
City
it self
,
Sebastian
Mu●ster
Meuasseth
Ben
Israels
Suggestion
of
the
profit
the
Natives
of
England
may
receive
by
their
readmission
.
1
,
10
imposed
without
common
consent
in
Parliament
commissioned
open
pyracies
who
maintain
them
Admiralty
&
State
make
good
all
the
English
Merchants
,
and
their
Allies
losses
,
susteined
by
their
default
or
negligence
:
734
,
735.
Council
of
Toledo
Meldenses
c.
So
great
is
certain
mens
lucre
of
money
,
that
some
coveting
after
it
,
according
to
the
Apostles
saying
,
For
many
hitherto
of
the
Priests
&
Laity
receiving
gifts
from
the
Iews
,
foster
their
perfidiousnesse
by
their
patronage
;
who
not
undeservedly
are
known
to
be
Therefore
whatsoever
Bishop
or
Clergy
man
,
or
secular
person
shall
from
henceforth
give
his
suffrage
to
them
against
the
Christian
faith
.
Either
For
reward
or
favour
,
,
being
(
as
prophane
&
sacrilegious
accursed
let
him
be
reputed
,
excommunicated
from
the
Catholick
Church
and
Kingdom
of
God
;
because
he
is
worthy
to
be
separated
from
the
Body
of
Christ
,
who
is
made
a
Patron
or
Protector
to
the
enemies
of
Christ
.
of
Millain
St.
Ambrose
The
Eastern
Christians
,
out
of
Christian
zeal
,
burnt
down
a
Synagogue
of
the
Iews
in
the
Castle
of
by
their
Bishops
instigation
and
command
,
for
which
the
Emperour
Theodosius
being
much
incensed
against
them
by
the
Jews
and
their
Instruments
,
commanded
his
Lieutenant
of
the
East
Of
which
St.
being
informed
;
and
unable
to
go
to
the
Emperour
,
writ
an
Epistle
to
him
,
wherein
he
most
boldly
pleads
the
cause
both
of
the
Bishop
and
people
,
proving
by
evident
arguments
After
which
he
publikely
preached
against
it
,
&
justified
the
peoples
burning
of
the
other
Synagogue
in
his
Sermon
before
the
Emperor
and
people
:
wherein
amongst
other
passages
,
he
used
this
Speech
to
the
Emperor
himself
in
the
person
of
Christ
.
When
St.
came
forth
of
the
Pulpit
,
the
saying
to
him
He
thereunto
replyed
To
which
the
Emperor
subjoyning
thereto
rejoyned
That
the
Iews
should
have
Synagogues
in
the
midst
of
a
Christian
City
,
and
offend
the
ears
of
the
Godly
with
blasphemous
Prayers
:
Nor
oughtest
thou
to
Decrée
this
,
most
holy
Emperor
Whereupon
the
Emperor
being
quite
silenced
and
convinced
of
his
error
,
forthwith
gave
his
faith
and
promise
to
St.
to
reverse
his
former
decree
for
re-building
the
Iews
Synagogue
,
servants
were
Converts
will
be
Brief
Chronological
Collection
John
,
Henry
History
,
Affaires
final
Banishment
Lawyers
,
Scholars
,
Statists
William
Prynne
Amos 3.3 .
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Cùm Excellentia vestra ( Reccaredus Rex Gothorum & Suevorum ) Constitutionem quandam contra Judaeorum perfidiam dedi●●et , ●i de quibus pr●●●● fuerat , rectuudinem vestrae mentis inflectere pecuniarum summam offe●●● 〈…〉 sunt ; quam Excellentia vestra contempsit , & omnipotent●s Dei placere jud●●●●r qui●●n● , auro innocentiam praetulit . Si igitur ab armato Reg● in Sac●ificiu● D●● v●●sa c●● aqua contempta , pensemus quale sacrificium omnipotenti D●o R●x ●●●u●it , qui pro amore illius non aquam , SED AURUM ACCIPERE CONTEMPSIT . Itaque fili Excellentissime fident●● dicam , quia liba●i● AURUM D●mino , quod contra cum habere noluisti .
Edward
Thomas
Short
Demurrer
to
the
Jews
long
discontinued
Remitter
into
due
season
final
Resolves
Whitehall
Debates
English
Jews
Edward
Cooks
de
Judaismo
,
and
the
Jews
voluntary
banishing
of
themselves
thereupon
,
without
any
particular
Act
or
Edict
of
the
King
and
Parliament
for
their
universal
Exile
and
Expulsion
hence
second
inlarged
Edition
John
,
Henry
History
,
State
,
Affairs
of
the
Iews
in
England
under
them
,
and
to
their
final
Banishment
thence
Second
Impression
Chronological
method
Second
Pa●t
first
Impression
Edw●rd
Cooks
venerable
Authority
long
robe
de
Iudaismo
Additional
Publication
judicious
Readers
unknown
Records
perpetual
Barr
to
the
Antichristian
Iews
re-admission
into
England
,
new-fangled
age
,
&
all
future
Generations
printed
pleas
Short
Demurrer
to
the
Jews
barred
Remitter
into
England
Chronological
History
final
Banishment
Edward
the
first
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,
Law-books
Chronological
Collection
generally
unknown
Records
History
,
State
,
affairs
,
Legal
transactions
,
Proceedings
,
Contracts
,
Government
of
the
Iews
in
England
under
these
three
Kings
,
their
final
Banishment
first
Demurrer
Iohn
Selden
Samuel
Purchas
Of
the
somtimes
living
in
collected
out
of
antient
Records
,
by
of
the
Inner-Temple
Edward
Cook
de
Iudaismo
slavish
condition
England
;
they
having
been
invited
hither
Menasseh
Ben-Israel
by
divers
excelling
both
in
Piety
and
Learning
,
as
well
as
power
:
who
from
the
beginning
of
their
Government
of
this
Commonwealth
have
professed
much
respect
and
favor
towards
them
,
&
made
known
unto
them
some
years
since
,
that
wished
for
liberty
that
they
now
are
about
to
grant
them
Humble
Addresses
,
and
Declaration
to
the
Commonwealth
of
convenient
Summer-house
exiled
Nation
100
,
104
,
105.108
5.
E.
2.
Pierce
Gaveston
lost
their
lives
and
heads
for
returning
into
England
,
without
the
Parliaments
and
Nobles
license
,
though
by
the
Kings
own
invitation
,
when
banished
thence
by
Parliament
to
James
of
London
,
a
Jewish
Priest
,
the
Priesthood
of
all
the
Jews
throughout
England
,
to
have
and
hold
it
during
his
life
freely
,
quietly
,
honorably
,
and
intirely
,
without
mo●●s●ation
trouble
or
disturbance
by
any
Jew
or
English
〈◊〉
in
the
exer●●se
thereof
,
&c.
M●●●sseh
B●n-Isr●el
Samuel
Purchas
Edward
Cook
Short
Demurrer
That
he
should
not
be
impleaded
for
any
thing
appertaining
to
him
,
but
only
before
the
King
himself
or
his
chief
Justice
.
Priest
of
the
Iews
Prima●e
,
Metropoli●an
and
High
Priest
English
Na●i●n
High
Priest
patris
nostri
rationabiliter
testatur
The
second
Patent
runs
in
these
words
.
filio
Petri
Com.
Essex
,
Willielmo
Mareschallo
Com.
de
Pembr
.
Hen:
de
Bohun
Com.
de
Hereford
,
Petro
de
Pratell
.
Roberto
de
Turnham
.
Willielmo
de
Waren
,
Hugo
:
de
Nevil
,
Roberto
de
veteri
Ponte
.
Dat.
per
manum
S.
Well
.
Archidiac
.
apud
Merleberg
.
X.
die
Aprilis
,
Anno
Regni
nostri
secundo
.
Henry
the
first
Henry
the
Conque●ors
Laws
.
De
Judaeis
in
Anglia
constitutis
.
Matthew
Paris
Africk
,
Fesse
and
Spain
,
pr●fe●i●g
to
surrend●r
up
his
Crown
and
Kingdom
to
him
,
and
hold
them
under
him
as
his
Vassal
;
and
likewise
To
renounce
the
Christian
Religion
,
as
vain
,
and
faithfully
to
Adhere
to
the
Mahometan
Religion
.
scorned
and
derided
by
this
Mahometan
Prince
,
as
the
Dregs
both
of
Kings
and
Men●
a
die
Sacti
Michaelis
in
〈…〉
:
cor●m
Simon
st
quietus
,
&
cast
diatur
clipping
and
washing
the
current
coyn
of
the
Kingdom
,
Assise
of
moneys
cum
dilecto
&
fideli
nostro
die
Novembr
Capitula
de
Iudaeis
Arca
Cyrographica
Cyrographorum
Iudaeorum
Cyrographi
Christiani
et
Iudaei
Arcae
Cyrographicae
London
,
Oxon
,
Starra
,
Starrum
,
Starr
I
stud
Star
fecit
Hagius
filius
Magri
de
London
,
Domino
A
de
de
Strattona
,
de
acquietantia
de
Stann
.
re
de
omnibus
debitis
in
quibus
Dominus
S
,
de
Cheyndut
ei
tenebatur
:
Ita
quod
idem
Iudaeus
nec
haeredes
sui
,
nihil
exigere
possunt
de
praedicto
A
de
,
nec
de
haeredibus
suis
ratione
terrae
de
Stanmore
de
praedictis
debitis
.
Notaries
or
Registers
hand
Iohn
,
Henry
Treasury
of
Receipts
And
hereupon
I
find
no
further
proceedings
in
this
Record
(
printed
a
little
out
of
its
due
place
,
before
these
ensuing
proceeding
it
in
time
,
could
be
transcribed
.
Rex
,
&c.
Majori
&
Bar.
non
fuerit
,
et
ipse
ips●
sect.
&c.
fil
.
Petri
,
&
coram
nobis
a
die
Pasche
in
de
usuris
debitorum
quae
debet
usque
ad
Pasche
prox
.
sequent
.
et
interim
ei
respectum
habere
faciatis
de
praedict.
debitis
.
T.
De
Iudaismo
et
de
quam
haeres
ejus
tenet
Acton
Burnel
de
Mercatoribus
Willi
de
Chesney
Treasury
of
the
Exchequer
Rotulo
secundo
Robertus
de
Kanvill
Willielmum
Couse
Com.
de
Ferrariis
Suthampton
,
&c.
Rochel
,
Oleron
Rupellae
,
de
Aloron
de
Zante
de
Iudaismo
Robert
:
de
Tur.
Nicholao
de
Wancy
Hubert
de
Burgo
W.
Marescai
to
wit
W.
Earl
Marshal
then
Protector
Iosceo
de
Plugenap
Rex
Constabulario
et
Praepositis
Rex
.
Vic
salutem
.
Praecipimus
tibi
quod
eligas
de
meloribus
et
discretionibus
Civibus
qui
custodiant
Iudaeos
nostros
T.
Com.
apud
die
Maii.
There
〈◊〉
Jews
then
residing
in
all
these
places
.
William
Marshal
apud
Oxon.
die
Martiii
Item
mandatum
est
Vicecomit
T.
Com:
apud
Gloc.
die
Ian.
Gloce●ter
,
Oxon.
No●thampton
Iudaei
de
et
domum
quae
fuit
Judaei
Oxon
Oxon
,
quas
Dom.
T.
Com.
apud
Rex
Vic.
Rex
,
pater
noster
,
dedit
●
.
●
.
1
Gilb.
de
Bercumworth
,
Norm
:
de
Arecy
(
and
more
there
named
Sancti
.
Martini
Helie
de
Linc.
G.
de
Bercumworth
Norm
.
de
Arecy
and
the
rest
P.
Winton
P.
Wynton
St.
Martini
Isaac
de
Norw
Pat.
pars
W.
Hastings
T.
H.
Rico
de
Dol.
Alex.
de
Dorset
H.
de
Burgo
Iudaeis
Oxon.
Iudaeis
Norwic
Eustachiae
de
Courtenay
Willielmo
Cissori
Rex
vic
salutem
.
Praecipimus
tibi
quod
Judaeis
nostris
&
praedictos
coram
Justic
cum
Bonefaunt
de
Glou.
Mirabile
mater
ejus
Iud●i
,
de
debito
quod
ipse
Anno
R.
n.
Benedicto
Crespen
,
&
aliis
Iudaeis
,
Ibid.
Dors
Servientes
Vic.
Et
mandatum
est
ipsi
quod
in
primo
adventu
suo
à
die
Pasche
in
et
totidem
de
villa
die
Marcii
et
modo
est
in
manu
xviii
.
die
Iulii
Isaac
de
Norwic
Ham.
de
Hereford
certain
dayes
Treasury
of
the
Exchequer
Short
Demurrer
Samuel
Purchas
That
by
Chirurgery
the
skin
of
a
circumcised
child
may
be
d●awn
forth
again
to
an
uncircumcision
:
Town
of
New-castle
that
no
Iew
from
thenceforth
should
remain
or
reside
in
their
Town
,
during
the
reign
of
him
and
his
heirs
,
Praedictam
Libertatem
eis
habere
permittat
Quarto
die
Iulii
,
per
sundry
complaints
and
Inquisi●ions
concerning
the
oppressions
and
exactions
of
Justices
of
the
Iews
,
&
for
their
Bribes
received
from
the
Iews
,
Simon
Cirographarius
Iudaeorum
petit
Literas
Peter
de
Rivallis
totam
Forestarium
Angliae
et
Iudaismum
Robert
de
Passelew
quod
scire
faciat
Iudeis
et
aliis
Iudeis
qui
apud
die
Maii.
et
eos
salvo
custodiat
De
Respectu
.
Rex
Iustic
.
suis
itinerant
.
in
Com.
usque
in
dies
a
die
Sancti
Hil.
An.
r.
n.
liberandos
ibidem
Constabulario
Turris
nostrae
T.
R.
apud
Westm.
mar
.
ad
fest
,
Pasch.
et
mar
.
an
.
In
cujus
,
&c.
T.
R.
apud
Mat.
Paris
totam
usuram
debitorum
quibus
tenetur
et
in
la
T.
R.
apua
Rotulos
etiam
qui
fuerunt
Presbyteratus
omnium
Iud●orum
totius
Angliae
507
,
508
Edward
Coook
Sacerdos
,
Pontifex
,
max.
summus
Sacerdos
,
de
plegiag.
mil.
marc
.
de
Tallagio
posito
super
Iudeos
.
unde
idem
plegiis
.
In
cujus
,
&c.
per
Archiepisc
die
Martii
die
Martii
William
Marschal
Ric:
de
Watervill
Odmelli
de
Albano
Odmelli
;
Aaron
de
Ebor.
Judaeus
T.
R.
apud
die
Junii
Edw:
Cook
Ebor.
&
Benedictus
T.R.
apud
Elias
le
Eveske
Andr
:
Kinkerel
Salop
,
Kanc.
Lege
,
Ebor.
Suthampt.
Worcest.
Linc.
Essex
,
Canteb
.
Bedford
.
Herf
.
Warwic
.
Gloucest
.
Buck.
Huntindon
.
Heref.
Oxon.
Ham.
Leoni
Ham.
Mosse
Ham.
Jacobo
Iaeobi
,
Manasser
Leveske
,
Iacobo
de
Moster
assignavimus
te
una
cum
Vicecom
Judeis
sub
hac
forma
&c.
salutem
.
Sciatis
quod
loco
die
Sept.
de
Tallagio
Iudaeorum
die
Aug.
Iohis
Baptist
Rex
Majori
&
Vic.
London
,
salutem
.
Adam
de
Shoredich
,
Thomam
de
Stanes
Laur.
Travers
Custantes
,
Iacobum
Ioh.
Bapt.
26.
H.
3.
W.
Ebor
W.
Ebor.
Jacob.
Crespin
Archiepiscopo
et
W.
de
Cantelup
W.
de
Haevenshel
the
King
pardoned
several
debts
of
particular
Engli●hmen
owing
to
particular
Jews
,
respited
the
payment
of
other
D●bts
for
a
time
to
others
by
several
writs
to
the
Iustices
assigned
for
the
Iews
:
assigned
and
granted
the
Office
of
in
the
Exchequer
Elie
le
Eveske
Presbyteratus
omnium
Iudeorum
totius
Angliae
die
Octob
:
per
et
praedict
quod
praefata
Carta
per
praefat
viduae
Iudea
de
Judeos
de
de
praedict
Hugh
Bygod
W.
de
Ebor
Hen:
de
Bath
de
Havershull
die
Dec.
Mandatum
est
Thesaur
.
et
Camerar
.
quod
de
illis
m.
deliberent
Magistro
Militis
Templi
in
Anglia
,
29.
H.
3.
29.
H.
3.
19.
●
Elie
le
Eveske
Tho.
de
Pulton
Mosseo
Crespin
30.
H.
3.
30.
H.
3.
Treasury
of
Receipts
Iohannis
Baptistae
Mathei
Peverel
Robert
de
Muntenay
Elyas
Episcopus
habet
,
eidem
liberari
faciant
Westm:
xxix
.
die
John
of
Coniz
Aaron
of
Yorke
Abrahami
Iudeo
Jacobus
Le
Eveske
pro
Relevio
,
et
aliis
finibus
:
Fine
Rolls
s.
auri
Salmon
Bishop
quod
de
Tallagio
l.
ad
Scac.
S.
l.
ad
Scac.
apud
Wyndes
Aaron
of
York
That
the
King
by
the
long
received
custome
of
the
Realm
ought
to
succeed
the
Iews
themselves
in
all
houses
and
other
Lands
which
they
should
purchase
within
the
realme
,
that
he
might
grant
them
to
whom
he
pleased
,
Capellani
misericorditer
inclinantes
,
concessimus
eidem
in
eadem
villa
de
die
Decembris
in
Crastino
Sanctae
Iudei
de
Philippo
Luvel
W.
de
Hoverhull
Phil.
Luvell
T.
Espernon
Rex
Justic
.
ad
custod
.
Iudeorum
assign
.
Cum
nullus
Iudeus
debeat
plac
.
de
Cirograf
.
in
Archa
Iudeorum
inventa
et
catal
.
Iacobum
le
Eveske
Iacobo
le
Eveske
R.
Waker
York
,
Elye
le
Eveske
Solomon
le
Eveske
7
,
8.
36.
H.
3.
Elye
Blundi
Aaron
Blundi
36.
H.
3.
Manuel
Blund
T.
R.
Edw.
de
Westm.
Will
.
de
Bretun
,
&
Tho:
Espernu●
,
assignati
sunt
ad
Inquisitionem
fac
.
de
concelamentis
Iudaismi
,
tam
in
pro
pred
Manuel
Blundus
Philippo
Luvel
Ib.
m.
the
Iustices
of
the
Iews
to
allow
a
Debt
to
two
several
Christians
and
Iews
,
(
which
he
had
pardoned
the
Debtors
to
these
Iews
)
in
their
Taxes
they
were
to
pay
.
Abraham
Batekot
37.
H.
3.
Per REGEM Et CONSILIUM .
Abraham
,
Solomon
Linc.
Wigorn
.
Oxon.
Suthampt.
Linc.
Ebor.
Devon
.
Wilteshire
.
Gloucest
.
Cantebr
.
Norff.
Bedeford
,
Essex
,
Hereford
,
in
vigil
.
St.
ad
levand
.
ad
opus
dic
.
Com.
Cornub.
de
contingunt
de
Tallagio
nulle
libr.
super
Iudeos
Angliae
assess
.
de
termino
St.
Will
.
Mansell
Philip
Luvel
Hake
de
Wigorn
R.
Lond.
Hugh
P.
No
Iew
should
be
suffered
to
depart
out
of
the
realm
of
England
.
29
,
30
Rex
omnibus
,
&c.
Sciatis
quod
constituimus
dilect
:
et
fidel.
nostros
Vic.
nostri
et
Vic.
ad
hoc
sitis
intendentes
et
auxiliantes
cum
ab
eis
requisiti
fueritis
.
In
cu
us
,
&c.
T.
R.
apud
Iohannis
de
Dorbuton
T.
R.
Ph.
Luvel
Thesaurar
:
regis
,
&c.
quod
ipsum
in
locum
suum
,
tanquam
Iustic
.
Regis
in
Scac
:
Iudaeorum
sine
dilatione
ponant
.
T.
R.
per
Philip.
Luvel
Henrico
de
Bathon
High
Priest
of
the
Iews
Mat.
Paris
Le
Eveske
die
Iulii
Presbyter
Iudeorum
Presbyteratus
omnium
Judeorum
totius
Angliae
Matthew
Paris
Iacobo
le
Eveske
Judeo
die
Novembris
Mandat
est
Constab
.
Turris
Judeorum
attornat
.
praedict.
R.
Alemanniae
.
T.
R.
apud
.
3
,
4.
Rogero
de
Thurks
Phil.
Lovel
Simonem
Passelewe
Rog.
de
Marcio
,
Simon
Passelewe
,
Will
.
de
Haslebech
Martin
Lingeslet
Hugone
le
Bygod
Mar.
Magdal
de
Wallingford
Hugoni
de
Cresse
Abrahae
Russel
rot.
claus
43.
H.
3.
Aaron
,
Man
:
Blundum
Leon.
Preciosae
Iohannis
Baptist
Mandat
.
est
Constabul
.
Turris
die
Nov.
marks
in
silver
mar
.
liberent
sine
dilatione
Thesaurario
et
Baronibus
de
Scac.
ponend
.
in
summonitionem
ibidem
,
retentis
tamen
penes
ipsis
Iustic
.
transcriptis
eorundem
.
T.R.
apud
S.
Paulum
London
die
Maii
Per
Solomon
Eveske
free
from
all
Taxes
for
two
years
45.
H.
3.
Wilton
,
Merleberge
,
Glouc.
Bristol
,
&
Exon
,
Robert
:
de
Meleel
Radul
:
de
Hocest
Simon
Passelewe
Winton
,
Oxon.
Bed
.
&
Northam
.
Georgius
de
Dover
,
Willielmus
Hamselbech
Cant.
Essex
,
Norff
:
Suff.
et
Canteb
.
Roger
de
la
Lye
,
apud
Stanford
,
Lincoln
,
Not
:
et
Ebor.
Her●ford
,
Warwicke
,
Wigorn.
Rex
Iustic
.
ad
Custod
:
&c.
Monstravit
nobis
die
Febr.
that
they
might
abide
within
certain
Towns
:
die
Maii.
Walt.
de
Bersted
Rex
Vic.
et
sociis
suis
Justic
.
nostris
ultimo
Itin.
in
Com.
Judeum
de
de
ten
:
in
Iustic
.
ad
custod
.
Iud.
assign
.
eidem
tunc
capta
fuisset
,
ac
idem
46.
H.
3.
I.
de
Chishal
I.
de
Chishal
46
H.
3.
Cyropraph
.
Justiciariis
&
Iudeis
Cant.
&
illum
habeatis
coram
Justic
.
nostr.
ad
custod
Iudeorum
assign
.
Robert
Walerand
.
Habend
.
&
tenend.
eidem
&
haeredibus
suis
libere
&
quiete
,
integre
&
in
pace
,
sine
reclamatione
nostri
&
haeredum
nostrorum
,
&
Iudeorum
praedictorum
in
perpetuum
,
secundum
tenorem
praedict.
Cartarum
,
&c.
Dat.
per
manum
nostram
apud
Petro
Ceraudo
Willo
Bernand
Humfred
.
de
Bohun
Essex
,
Tho.
Basset
Angl.
Hugh
le
Bygod
.
Iohn
Mansel
Thes.
Ebor.
Rob.
Waller
,
Ebulone
de
Montibus
,
Perro
de
Essevel
,
Rex
Vic.
Willo
.
Fromund
(
and
to
more
there
named
Paulum
,
London
as
in
the
former
Paulum
London
6
,
7
,
8
,
9
,
10.
Rogero
Bertram
(
and
sundry
others
there
named
non
usuret
salutem
.
Cum
ad
suggestionem
tuam
.
die
Maii.
vero
de
substituatis
.
Ita
,
quod
idem
die
Maii.
R●●●
de
la
Hyde
Fine
roll
other
several
persons
Aaron
le
Blund
lib.
in
quibus
Ibid.
m.
Peter
de
Novel
Andrew
de
Winton
dii
Novembris
salutem
.
Quia
Iudei
nostri
Tho
,
Wabrun
Christianus
unus
Cyrogr.
Arch.
Iud.
die
Oct.
Linc.
North.
Ebor.
Norf.
Suff.
Manfro
(
and
to
sundry
other
Iews
there
named
Lion
le
Blund
Aaron
(
the
father
of
Samuel
Tho.
de
Irpeign
Andrew
usque
in
terminum
proximo
sequent
.
T.
R.
apud
Plea
Rolls
per
suum
attornatum
opt
.
se
die
versus
custodem
haeredis
et
terrarum
viri
sui
;
unde
ipse
Adam
of
Stratton
Peter
Fitz-Roger
per
duo
vel
tria
Sabbata
,
si
aliquis
Iudeus
vel
Iudea
aliquod
Debitum
exigere
poterit
,
&c.
that
then
they
should
come
in
ad
computandum
,
&c.
Peter
Fitz
Matthew
Aaron
ben
Abraham
William
Charls
le
Mestre
Iusticiariis
ad
custodiam
Iudaeorum
assignatis
G.
de
Clare
,
Com.
Glouc.
et
Hereford
,
Willielmi
de
Bernham
together
with
other
Debts
Roberti
(
another
Will
.
de
Berneham
Iohannes
Anger
Iacobus
Baseni
2.
●
.
48.56
Solomon
de
Merlebridge
Kirkland
:
Et
quod
ipsa
habuit
in
Archa
Cyrogr.
marcis
sub
nomine
suo
et
et
Cyrographum
Christianum
Archae
Cyrographorum
Christianos
de
quod
ad
Archam
accedant
,
&c.
and
there
take
out
l
:
D●bt
.
for
the
Prince
due
unto
him
,
&c.
Praeceptum
est
Cyrograph
:
Christian
.
&
Judeis
Archae
Cyrogr.
quod
ad
Archam
praedictam
accedant
,
and
there
take
out
all
the
Charters
,
Pawns
,
and
Rolls
belonging
to
a
few
of
Stars
of
the
Jews
Adam
de
Stratton
,
Simon
de
Zouch
,
Solomon
de
London
Judaeus
,
cegnovit
per
Starrum
suum
,
&c.
53.
H.
3.
M●rton
Colledge
Merton
.
Oxon.
Joh.
Baptistae
Rex
dilectis
et
fideli
suis
an
.
reg.
n.
advice
and
counsel
of
Prince
his
Sonne
,
and
other
honest
men
,
for
the
relief
of
the
christians
,
touching
the
grievances
they
sustained
in
their
Debts
and
Fees
morgaged
to
the
Jews
,
and
against
the
Iews
assigning
of
their
debts
to
others
,
without
the
Kings
special
License
first
obtained
.
Patent
Rolls
Red
Bocke
Provisiones de Iudaismo liberatae ad Scaccarium , per Dominum Walterum de Merton .
●3
3.
Iohan.
cinquante
tierz
,
purvieu
est
per
memes
le
Roy
,
Et
Reliever
les
Crestiens
des
Grevances
que
il
ont
eu
par
la
Iuerye
de
Angletere
,
dedimus
licentiam
emendi
idem
debitum
à
praefat.
Judaeo
in
forma
provisionis
supradictae
.
In
cujus
,
&c.
T.
R.
apud
Westm.
die
Maii.
discharge
some
debts
of
the
King
out
of
the
estate
of
a
deceased
Iew
,
assigned
for
their
custody
Anno
Reg.
Dom.
patr.
nostr.
praedicti
.
Volumus
etiam
quod
idem
et
Majorem
&
Vicecomites
nostros
in
Civit.
nostra
fil
.
Mag.
quondam
Iudei
Rex
dilecto
sibi
in
Christo
pertinent
,
&
hactenus
pertinere
consueverunt
.
In
cujus
T.
R.
apud
Alardo
de
Hermigsham
et
haeredibus
suis
.
die
Sept.
55.
H.
3.
55.
H.
3.
Then
he
limits
the
time
for
she
Iews
to
pay
it
by
several
summes
.
1.7
,
8
,
9
Friers
penitents
uxori
ejus
conversis
,
quod
ipse
viginti
solidos
:
de
domibus
in
parochia
de
viginti
solidos
,
et
de
tenementis
die
Aprilis
Sancto
Dionisio
nobis
solvit
praemanibus
,
pardonavimus
eidem
die
Martii
Fine
Rolls
Hamon
Hattayn
Robert
de
Ludham
Hamonem
Haittayn
W.
de
Merton
14
,
15.
William
Middleton
die
Iunii
Thomae
de
Espernon
Winton
.
Oxon.
Ma●leberg
Hamoni
Hatayn
Northampt.
Nottingh
.
Ebor.
Lincol.
St●inf
.
Ade
de
Winton
Bristoll
,
Oxon
,
Gloucest
.
Wigorn.
Hereford
et
Warw.
Roberto
de
Ludham
Bedef
:
Cantebr
.
Colecester
,
et
Sudbury
.
Rex
Baronibus
&
Ballivis
suis
de
die
Iunii
Paulum
London
Willielmo
de
Middleton
Willielmo
de
Middleton
eri●s
regnum
nostrum
Angliae
banishment
and
abjuration
of
the
Realm
,
his
whole
Parliament
Edward
Cook
all
our
Records
and
Histories
electo
de
filio
magistri
Mosseo
Iudaeo
die
Octobris
Tower
of
London
Lincoln
;
Vnim
Garflye
,
Abrahamum
Holms
,
Elyam
die
Julii
Iudaeus
,
quod
cum
ipse
Nobis
Judaei
nostri
die
Iunii
de
Gloucest
.
Iudeae
,
per
quod
Nos
pro
arreragiis
Tallagii
super
praedict.
die
Maii.
1.
E.
1.
Hammoni
Hautyn
,
et
Roberto
Ludham
die
Maii.
die
Martii
die
Feb.
Edward
Cooke
Rot.
Pat.
William
Middleton
reddit
Compotum
William
Middleton
Statutum
de
Iudaismo
)
What
benefit
the
Crown
made
before
the
making
of
this
Act
appeareth
by
former
Records
,
take
one
for
many
,
from
the
in
the
year
of
until
the
Tuesday
in
year
of
which
was
about
years
,
the
Crown
had
four
hundred
and
twenty
thousand
rounds
fifteen
shillings
and
pence
,
De
exitibus
Iudaismi
:
at
which
time
the
Ounce
of
silver
was
d.
and
now
it
is
more
than
treble
so
much
Middletons
de
Exitibus
Iudaismi
Edward
Cooke
millia
libr.
de
exitibus
Judaismi
,
ab
An
usque
An.
de
Iudaismo
emendi
debitum
illud
a
Judaeis
in
formae
Provisionis
supra-dictae
.
In
Cujus
,
&c.
Teste
Rege
apud
die
Julii
Isaac
de
Prouyns
Aaron
de
la
Rye
R.
Bishop
of
Bath
and
Wells
de
la
die
Julii
3.
E.
1.
W.
de
Appledres
de
Iudaismo
●●stit
.
p.
Edward
Cooke
Gamalielis
de
Oxon.
SECUNDUM
STATUTA
NOSTRA
IUDAISMI
salutem
.
Cùm
Secundum
Assisam
et
ad
terminum
vitae
ipsius
die
Maii.
the
Statute
de
Iudaismo
Instit.
p.
Edw
Cook
de
Iudaismo
Cum
celebris
memoriae
Dominus
fil
.
Magist
die
Julii
William
Middleton
In
cujus
,
&c.
T.
R.
apud
die
Julii
vel
collect
:
et
levat
die
Julii
Ade
de
Wynton
die
Junii
Rex
dilectis
&
fideliibus
suis
T.
R.
apud
Rex
dilectis
sibi
in
Christo
T.
Rege
apud
Turr.
Willus
.
Gerebert
Winton
,
Oxon.
Bartholm
.
le
Ieovene
Bartholomeus
de
Suthleye
Willielm
.
de
Middleton
Et
ideo
vobis
mandamus
Walt.
de
Helynn
Iohannis
Wigorn.
Roger
de
Evesham
Hugo
de
Stapleford
Huntindon
,
Bedford
,
Northampt.
&
Oxon.
Willielmus
de
Stirkeslegh
Rex
Majori
ad
Ballivis
suis
die
Iunii
die
Maii.
de
Judaismo
5
E.
1.
Magister
Elya●
de
Iudaismo
,
prohibiting
Edward
Cook
in
Anglia
die
Iulii
Rex
dilectis
et
fidelibus
suis
Quia
datum
est
Nobis
intellig●
x.
die
Maii.
Barth
:
de
Sutlegh
,
Will
:
de
beof
,
&
Ade
de
Boteler
,
&
Ioh:
de
Fauconer
.
Ioh.
Beks
,
Alex
:
de
Kirketon
,
&
Ranulpho
de
Dacre
,
&
Hugoni
de
Kendale
.
Stephano
de
Pentecester
,
Waltero
de
Helynn
,
Ioh.
de
Cobham
Iohan.
Beks
Stephano
de
Pentecester
,
Walt.
Ioh.
Baptistae
Iohan.
Beks
Barthol
.
de
Suleye
Sodyngton
,
Hugoni
Hamoni
Hauteyn
Hamo●i
,
Hugoni
Hamoni
,
Hugoni
Willielmo
de
Braybeof
8.
E.
1.
&
Comitatibus
die
Novombris
per
Cartam
suam
in
Archa
Cyrographar
:
apud
Friers
predicants
Sheriffs
,
Bayliffs
die
Jan.
universal
banishment
44
,
65.90
principally
for
their
infidelity
John
de
de
sancto
nouo
part.
T.
Roge
apud
die
Aprilis
,
An.
Regni
nostri
nono
.
Per
hoc
Breve
liberantur
eidem
vnus
liber
Prest
.
Constit
:
precii
unum
Doctrinale
magnum
precii
quidam
liber
Constitutionum
precii
Solomon
Judaeus
de
cognovit
per
Starrum
suum
fil
:
Deulegin
:
Eadem
Kanc.
Eustachius
de
Peckham
Solomon
ben-Solomon
●●tent
Rolls
in
quibus
et
quinque
Marcas
in
quibus
de
praedict.
et
praedict
de
praedict.
in
debitis
quae
eidem
tenebatur
.
Et
quod
idem
die
Maii.
quod
de
illi●
die
Octobris
de
Iudaismo
Paulini
de
Munbray
A
de
Verdeuel
Rex
dil
:
&
fidel.
suis
T.
R.
apud
die
Octobris
De
Archis
Cirographorum
aperiendis
et
scrutandis
,
&c.
patent
Roll
die
Novembris
Waltero
de
la
Barre
,
Hugoni
de
Clere
,
Reginaldo
Comwood
,
Thomae
de
Anesye
Mosseus
le
Blund
,
Iosseus
Aaron
le
Blund
Jacobi
&
Floriam
de
Iudaismo
Hamoni
Hauteyn
die
Jan.
Waltero
de
Warham
Ioh.
Beks
,
Ade
Kirketon
Rex
Vio
Linc.
Cant.
Hunt
.
Kanc.
Warw.
Leicest.
Norff.
Suff.
Wigorn
,
Northampt.
Surrey
,
Suffex
,
Colcest
.
Oxon
,
Berks
,
Hereford
,
Essex
,
Hertford
,
Glocest
.
Darby
,
Bedeford
,
Notingh
.
Devon
.
Cornub.
Wilts
,
Suthampt.
Exon
,
Devises
&
Ebor.
Rex
dilectis
&
fidelibus
suis
14.
E.
1
John
de
Sto.
Dionisio
,
Custos
Domus
Conversorum
Regis
London
,
die
Feb.
Robert
de
Hugoni
de
Cressingham
Henricus
le
Waleys
Solomone
de
Roff.
Henrico
de
Bray
Solomoni
,
Henrico
Henricus
le
Waleys
H.
le
Waleyes
Mosseus
de
Hornden
Rado
de
Berners
Iohanni
de
Breton
die
Iunii
fil
.
Vynes
Judaeo
Edward
Cooks
de
Iudaismo
De
Iudaismo
that
he
had
prescrib'd
a
certain
time
,
term
,
day
to
all
and
every
of
the
Iews
within
the
Realm
,
for
their
departure
out
of
it
into
forraign
parts
:
commanding
them
,
not
to
doe
nor
suffer
any
injury
,
molestation
,
grievance
,
to
be
done
to
them
by
any
in
their
passage
beyond
the
Seas
,
for
which
he
had
given
them
safe
conduct
,
but
to
grant
them
their
wives
and
children
a
safe
and
speedy
passage
,
within
the
time
prefixed
them
,
at
the
Jews
own
costs
,
paying
reasonable
rates
for
their
freights
and
passage
,
without
immoderate
exactions
especially
on
the
poorer
sort
of
them
,
lest
their
passage
should
be
hindred
by
such
immoderate
and
unreasonable
exactions
.
Writs
and
Letters
E.
1.
die
Iulii
Teste
ut
supra
.
Item
Vicecomitibus
Council
of
Nice
,
Canon
publikely
certified
,
that
they
were
converted
,
out
of
a
pure
sincere
faith
,
with
all
their
heart
,
and
utterly
renounced
their
judaical
rites
.
Council
of
●gatha
Can.
That
the
Iews
who
desired
to
turn
Christians
should
remain
for
moneths
space
use
of
their
Iewish
Synagogues
,
Rites
,
Ceremonies
,
Menasseh
Ben
Israels
printed
addresses
proclaims
to
all
the
World
,
34.13
,
14.2
5.16.30
,
31.
Gods
own
Laws
,
and
their
own
Iewish
Rabbies
precepts
,
neither
might
,
nor
yet
would
permit
any
Heathen
Gentiles
heretofore
to
dwell
among
them
,
nor
to
set
up
any
Altars
,
Images
,
Idols
,
Groves
,
or
exercise
any
Idolatrous
worship
amongst
them
,
or
to
blaspheme
,
reproach
their
God
or
Religion
,
under
pain
of
death
,
if
they
transgressed
therein
;
There
being
the
selfsame
Law
of
God
in
these
things
both
to
Gentiles
,
&
Iews
Gospel
,
and
exercise
the
Christian
Religion
freely
,
but
raised
up
present
tumults
against
and
persecuted
and
cast
them
out
thence
,
as
is
to
desire
,
and
pray
for
the
conversion
of
all
Gods
elect
amongst
them
in
his
due
time
,
to
give
no
just
offence
to
the
Iew
,
neither
to
the
Gentiles
,
nor
to
the
Church
of
God
,
Manasseth
Ben-Israels
Walter
de
Agmodisham
custodiam
Domus
nostrae
Conversorum
quondam
Archidiac
Richard
de
Clunpynges
quondam
Archidiaconus
Hugh
de
Kendale
Hugonem
de
Kendale
Carta
de
Judaismo
.
Li●●re
Paten●●s
de
domibus
Iudaeorum
concessis
Post
eorum
Exilium
de
Anglia
fil
:
Magistri
Judaei
,
de
parochia
Sancti
die
Decembris
,
Anno
regni
Regis
Post
eorum
Exilium
ab
Anglia
die
Novemb.
legally
and
judicially
Banished
out
of
and
by
this
all
their
houses
and
lands
actually
escheated
into
the
Kings
hands
,
Edward
Cooke
untruth
,
that
they
voluntarily
banished
themselves
out
of
only
because
their
Usury
was
banished
thence
.
Prior
of
Bridlington
Instit.
p.
alio
Rotulo
house
of
the
Iewish
Converts
Quae
non
habet
unde
〈◊〉
John
Castell
salutem
.
Quia
volumus
quod
Per Breve de privato Sigillo .
Henry
de
Ingelby
William
de
Burstall
Will
:
de
Burstal
Hen.
de
Ingleby
Per ipsum Regem .
Per ipsum Regem .
William
Burstal
in
Suburbio
Civitatis
nostrae
(
qui
x.
die
Aprilis
Per Breve de privato Sigillo .
John
Stow
William
Pierce
a
Jew
that
became
a
Christian
,
and
was
baptized
,
was
by
this
Kings
Charter
in
the
th
of
his
reign
,
admitted
and
received
into
this
ancient
and
had
there
a
day
allowed
him
by
the
King
during
his
life
:
History
of
the
English
Iews
Royal
Protectors
Justices
specially
appointed
for
their
custody
,
Newcastle
,
Winchelse
,
Wycombe
,
Newbury
,
Berkhamsted
,
Suthampton
,
Saint-like
Souldiers
the
Great
Charters
,
Laws
,
Liberties
of
the
Church
and
Realm
of
I
hate
thee
as
I
do
a
Jew
.
I
would
not
have
done
so
to
a
Jew
.
None
but
a
Jew
would
have
done
so
,
Starrs
,
Charters
,
Extents
of
Lands
,
assignments
of
Debts
,
Releases
,
Reliefs
,
Fines
,
Iews
usury
de
Judaismo
Institutes
.
p.
Edward
Cook
Edward
Cook
Edw.
Cooks
Banishment
out
of
England
in
their
Chronicles
Manasseh
Ben-Israels
their
later
computations
of
years
from
thence
,
remarkable
and
ominous
to
their
whole
Nation
Mr.
Edward
Brerewood
the
diversities
of
Languages
and
Religions
throughout
the
chief
parts
of
the
world
,
The
first
Country
of
Christe●●om
whence
the
Iews
were
expelled
without
hope
of
Return
by
King
Edward
the
first
Not
long
after
they
were
likewise
banished
Only
of
all
the
Countries
of
in
the
Iurisdiction
of
the
Popes
State
)
some
are
remaining
.
Out
of
and
shortly
after
out
of
Out
of
the
Kingdome
of
Edward
Cooke
they
only
voluntarily
banished
themselves
voluntarily
banished
themselves
out
of
with●ut
any
special
Edict
for
their
exile
thence
.
Chronological
Collections
of
the
Historical
and
Legal
affairs
of
the
English
Jews
,
Hugh
Peters
Reformer
of
our
former
Lawes
,
Liberties
,
Government
,
Kingdom
,
Republike
,
Church
,
Religion
,
Justice
,
Law
,
Merchandise
,
Navy
,
the
Poor
,
fiery
Zeal
transcendent
ignorance
Good
Work
for
a
good
Magistrate
,
London
proposal
of
A
short
Model
for
the
Law
,
Good
Work
good
Magistrate
,
p.
This
being
done
,
It
is
very
advisable
to
burn
all
the
old
Records
,
yea
even
those
in
the
Tower
;
the
Monuments
of
Tyranny
New
Whim●es
Excellency
,
Utility
,
Necessity
Wars
,
Revolutions
Pearls
,
Treasures
to
record
all
businesses
of
publike
or
private
ocncernment
,
70
,
71
,
72.
choicest
Treasures
special
Treasu●ies
Chests
,
Cyrographers
,
Officers
for
keeping
the
Records
and
Charte●s
of
the
Jews
and
their
Rolls
,
Ignatian
Incendiary
70
,
71
,
72
,
73.
O●dai●s
,
That
if
any
Record
or
parcel
of
the
same
,
writ
,
retori●
,
pa●el
,
proces
,
or
warrant
of
Attorney
in
the
Ki●gs
Cou●ts
of
Chancery
,
Eschequer
,
the
one
Bench
or
other
,
or
in
his
Treasury
,
be
willingly
stolen
taken
away
,
withdrawn
or
avoided
by
any
Clerk
or
other
Person
,
by
cause
whereof
any
judgement
be
reve●sed
;
〈…〉
●al●r
taker
away
,
wi●hdr●●●
〈◊〉
and
avoider
,
their
Procurers
,
Counsellors
and
Abettors
,
being
thereof
ina●●ted
,
and
by
process
the●eupon
〈◊〉
thereof
duly
convict
by
their
own
confession
,
or
by
enquest
to
be
taken
by
legal
men
,
whereof
the
one
half
shall
be
of
the
men
of
some
Court
of
the
same
Courts
,
and
the
other
hal●
of
●●her
,
shall
be
judged
for
Felons
,
and
shall
incurre
the
pain
of
Felons
.
And
that
the
Iudg●s
of
the
sai●●our●●●
of
the
one
Bench
and
of
the
other
,
have
power
to
hear
and
det●rmine
such
defaults
before
them
,
and
thereo●
to
m●ke
due
puni●hment
,
as
is
aforesaid
.
Hugh
Peters
look
to
thy
neck
Kings
,
Kingdoms
,
Parliaments
,
Lords
,
our
old
fundamental
Lawes
,
Liberties
,
Government
,
Straffords
,
Canterburies
St.
Iohns
Iesuitical
Project
abettest
,
counsellest
Notorious
Felon
Halter-Martyrdome
at
Tyburne
A
good
work
of
a
good
Magistrate
,
and
a
short
cut
to
great
quiet
18
,
49.
famous
Letter
of
the
King
,
Parliament
and
Nobles
of
England
,
written
and
sent
to
the
Pope
,
Anno
Robert
Cottons
Posthuma
bad
and
mad
a
worke
Hugh
Peters
Freemen
,
Commons
of
England
,
Ireland
,
Scotland
,
Wales
,
Gernsey
,
Iersy
,
Man
,
and
all
other
Isles
and
Dominions
belonging
to
the
Crown
of
England
England
,
Ireland
,
Wales
,
Scotland
,
Short
Cutter
Salt
Peters
that
they
are
the
monuments
of
Tyranny
bold
blind
Bayard
two
great
Charters
of
the
Liberties
of
England
,
and
the
Forrest
,
Monuments
of
Tyranny
Lindsy-Wolsy
great
Clerk
being
monuments
of
Tyranny
richest
Birthrights
Bulworks
Fences
old
Reeords
Impositions
,
Tunnage
,
Poundage
,
Customs
,
Excises
,
Loans
,
Taxes
,
demanded
,
imposed
and
exacted
from
the
Subject
,
without
common
consent
and
Act
of
Parliament
:
against
imprisoning
Subjects
by
King
or
Council
Table
,
without
any
legal
cause
expressed
in
the
warrants
,
and
not
bailing
them
in
such
cases
:
against
Shipmoney
,
Court
and
Conduct
money
,
the
Bishops
late
Canons
and
Oath
,
Commissions
for
executing
martial
Law
in
times
of
Peace
,
impressing
and
billiting
Souldiers
,
the
Commissions
of
Array
,
Strafford
,
Canterbury
,
the
old
Council
Table
,
Star-chamber
and
High-commission
,
printed
in
sundry
Treatises
,
in
Sir
Edw.
Cooks
Institut.
Sir
Robert
Cottons
Posthuma
,
Legal
,
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,
Vindication
and
collection
of
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good
old
fundamental
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,
&c.
of
England
.
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,
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the
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of
all
fle●h
Hugh
Peters
leading
president
Historical
,
Legal
,
Chronological
collections
English
Iews
debarring
me
by
a
special
old
Council-Table
Order
from
all
accesse
to
the
Tower
Records
,
during
my
years
Imprisonment
in
it
,
(
made
the
very
next
day
after
my
commitment
thither
,
with
above
yeares
close
imprisonment
and
exile
in
remotest
Castles
ungrateful
,
despiteful
,
unrighteous
Oppressions
of
some
of
their
new
Whitehall
Successors
,
in
seising
all
my
Papers
,
Writings
,
Records
,
they
could
meet
with
,
both
in
a●d
the
Country
keeping
me
close
Prisoner
in
●
,
rem●●e
Castles
under
stri●t●st
armed
Guards
near
full
y●ars
space
,
wi●hou●
any
accusation
,
hea●ing
,
or
cause
expr●ssed
,
●ither
th●n
or
since
;
(
of
purpose
to
hinder
me
from
our
R●cords
,
〈◊〉
●ublishing
any
thing
for
the
common
good
Noble
Undertakin●s
long
tedious
Imprisonments
,
close
imprisonment
,
Pillories
,
Stigmatizing
,
Fines
,
Exiles
,
Degradations
,
Affronts
,
Losses
,
discouragements
of
all
sorts
New
Testament
Now
because
we
are
salted
with
the
Salt
of
the
Palace
,
and
it
was
not
meet
for
us
to
see
the
Kings
dishonour
search
may
be
made
in
the
Books
of
Records
of
thy
fathers
;
so
shalt
thou
find
in
the
Book
of
the
Records
,
●nd
know
,
that
this
City
is
a
Rebe●lious
City
,
and
hurtfu●l
unto
Kings
and
Provinces
,
and
they
have
moved
sedition
within
the
same
of
old
times
,
for
which
cause
was
the
city
destroyed
upon
search
made
in
the
Records
:
vers
.
On
that
ni●ht
could
not
the
King
sleep
,
and
he
commanded
to
bring
the
Book
of
Records
of
the
Chronicles
.
and
they
were
r●●d
be●o●e
the
King
.
The
●evites
in
the
days
of
were
recorded
chief
of
the
Fathers
;
also
the
Priests
to
the
reign
of
The
Sons
of
the
chief
of
the
Fathers
were
recorded
in
the
Books
of
Chronicles
,
When
thou
comest
bring
with
thee
the
books
,
bu●
especially
the
Parchments
Membranas
,
●
Parchment
Rolls
●●e●●o●e●t
,
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and
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or
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or
christian
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or
Minister
,
Jesuites
,
the
original
projectors
of
this
infernal
Jesuitical
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and
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,
Ludovicus
Lucius
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man
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streightway
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he
saith
the
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is
better
.
Take
notice
,
that
the
Records
of
being
transc●ibed
before
the
later
of
King
and
those
of
and
printed
at
guess
before
them
,
they
amounting
to
above
double
the
sheets
conjectured
,
thereupon
from
the
folioes
only
are
figured
,
and
some
sheets
altogether
w●●hout
figures
.
Wherefore
shall
desire
thee
to
page
them
all
with
thy
p●n
,
from
p.
to
p.
t●at
so
thou
maist
the
better
correct
those
few
which
have
escaped
the
Press
in
some
Copies
,
here
noted
as
if
they
had
all
been
paged
in
order
.
In
the
Epistle
:
p.
In
the
Book
,
p.
on
r.
goods
,
r.
there
.
p.
Now
follow
the
as
the
●ages
are
printed
,
p.
in
.
r.
F●
:
〈◊〉
l.
in
the
Marg●r
.
p.