Peacham, Henry: The compleat gentleman : fashioning him absolute in the most necessary and commendable qualities, concerning mind, or body, that may be required in a person of honor. To which is added the gentlemans exercise or, an exquisite practise, as well for drawing all manner of beasts, as for making colours, to be used in painting, limming, &c (London, 1661)

the VraUice os Blazonry.
ed by William de Albeney, father to William de Alhe-
Hey, first Earl os Arundell.
Gaufridus, who founded the Nunnery of Sopwelt
thereby, on the other iideof the River, founded and
so called upon this occasion ; two poor women having
built themselves a small cabbin, lived in that place a
very nusterelife, praying and serving God with great
devotion 5 and for that they lived for the most part
with np other sustenance, save bread and the water of
a Well there , wherein they used to sop or dip their
bread) it had (saith mine Author, a Monk sometime
of that Abbey ) the name of Sopwell, Then

Radnlphus.
* Robert.
> Simon,
Garmus.
John.
William, &c.
Ossa gave to this his Abbey of Saint Alban > these
Towns following, viz. Theil, Edelmentune, Wiclessields
Cagejho cum suis, Berechund^ikymaresrrortb^Bachewurth^
Crokeleie5 Michelsield, Britchwell^tVatsord^ Bilsey3 Mer~
t'Aldenham. dcll3 a Haldenham, Sprot,Enesield, Stanmore, Henham-
stedy Winclessiansy Biscopscoty Cedendme, andMilden*
dune.
b Sandr’ge. Egelsride his {on and sucessor gave b Sandruge and
Benesield. ' °
Alsredu, Abbot of this Church, ( after Archbifliop )
and Leosricl( his brother gave Kmgesbury, Che^ldwichy
WeJiwic^Flamssed^Korthnn^Rodenhang^ Winohsields Birr
stan3 and Vpton.
JEthelwold Bishop of Vcrchester gave Girjhu)ia3Cui-
aumba3 !Z)w»f, Mgelwin3 Redbsfrn, thtiangnam^Langhy9
Grehburga. 'V,
One Tholse gave E/?a»e and tew*
,, One ta/ gave Hecbamsted
ii One