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Cap. 4. the Forest Laws.

Laws, that he drZ M down, he did not accompt theWlolle so? a toast of the fo?est, no? a sore so? a dealt ofthe chase, as it doth appear in his charter os the 5 s?est,

Canon 27. Whereto faith, vulpes 8 c Jupinec fordte CanutBS,0-ncc vineris habencur, & proinde eorum incerfectio nulli non 17 .emendation! fubjscst; si ta:nen infra li nites occiduncur,fractio sir Regalis Chjfeæ,&miriik eMLnderlir.FUHich 18,

foxes no? wolves are not accompted beast's of toner?no? of fo?est, and therefo?e the billing of them Hall notfizV) an? Necompence, and xer so? all that, if the? bebilled within the limits and bounds of the fo?est, thenthe billing of them isab?each of the Lings Nopal freechafe,and so? that the otkendo? shall xeeld a recompence:

K> that, although Canutus did not accompt the Wolfeko? a beast of the so?est, no? the fox so? a beast of thechafe, xet it foemeth bx this, that the? are p?idiledgedin thefo?ett, and therefo?e no man ma? hunt o?killthem. Snd b? this ?ou max note, that eder? fo?est dothcomsitr a Chafe teitbfn it, which Chafe is called ChafeNopal' 0? a Nopal Chalv, btwr pet, although that Ca*nutus did no mo?e regard wolves and foxes,heraufe the?were beasts of raven, and harmfuli to the people, andcommonweale, ?et all the antienr wMrnsnand fo?e-6ers do accompt the Wolfe a dealt of toner?-and fo?e$,and the for a beast of chafe, lo? che estimation thatLi gs and O? Luces hade had of them, and lo? the noblepastime in the hunting andchastng of them. Kdom L

a Rart is. called Cecvus in 5latitr,anb Isidora* in his Bsrt . !nm( ,. iri2.boob faith,that he is calletrCervuscftto G?KK wo?d depro P riet at KCcreslonj which is a ho?n, he is accompted of oiLers buL 5 k 5 um/oi.W?iters robe the molf stateliest beast in his gate that ^ 7 .dyth go upon tbeesrth, so? he doth carr? a majestp inhis countenance and gsre.

Rudseus in his second hook de Philologia. to?itetb thus Budæust.iikbf ^artS,ExuYias illas .annivctsarias,quibus orbati,'atenc pWWogiæ, s .

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