That they whiche be appointed for the Anathomye for the yere next following and must sarve the Docter and be about the bodye he shall se and provyde that there be every yere, a matte about the harthe in the hall that M{r} Docter made not to take colde upon his feate, nor other gentelmen that do com̃e and marke the Anathomye to learne knowledge And further that there be ij fyne white rodds appointed for the Docter to touche the body where it shall please him and a waxe candell to loke into the bodye and that there be alwayes for the Docter two aprons to be from the sholder downewarde and two peyr of Sleaves for his hole arme w{t} tapes for chaunge for the sayed doctor and not to occupye one Aporne and one payer of Sleves every daye w{ch} ys unseamly. And the M{rs} of the Anathomye y{t} be about the bodye to have lyke aprons and sleves every daye bothe white and cleane. Yf y{t} the M{r} of the Anathomye y{t} be about the Docter doo not see theise things ordered and that their knyves probes and other instrumẽts be fayer and cleane accordinglye w{th} Aprons and sleves, if they doo lacke any of the said things afore rehersed he shall forfayte for a fyne to the hall xl{s.} 22nd July, 1556. It was ordained among other articles-- [Sidenote: An Article that evˀye Barbor Surgeon occupˀing Surgery shall take no mañ’ of prentice but suche as hathe some knowledge in the Latten tonge.] That from the feaste of Saint Michaell tharchaungell next comynge no barbor Surgeon that dothe occupye the mystery of Surgery in the Clothinge or out of the Clothing shall take or have any prentys but that he cañ skyll of the Laten tonge and understand the same and cañ wryte and reade suffycientlye and yf they or any of them doo take any that cañ not doo the same they that offende shall paye to the hall for a ffyne xl{s.} [Sidenote: An Article that all prentizes that here after shalbe made ffree and do entend to occupye Surgery shalbe examyned and to passe his ffirste prefermẽt of grace.] That prentisses that shalbe made ffree after michelmas next comynge that doo occupy the mystery of Surgery and all other men that doo desyer to occupy the same and to be a brother w{th} us, to be examyned and to passe according to the order of this house as a prefermẽt of a grace to him geven as the order hereafter followeth as he shalbe demaunded and apposoe. [Sidenote: An Article howe the sayed prentizes shalbe examyned.]