¶ On his helm for his crest he bare on ospray. ¶ And next after hym folowed abstynence. ¶ Rydyng on an hete was trapure and gay. ¶ He semed a lorde of ryght grete excellence. ¶ A popyniay was his crest he was of gret dyffe{re}ce. ¶ Next hym folowed chastyte on an vnicorne. ¶ Armed at all poyntes behynde & beforne. ¶ A tortyldoue he bare on hyghe for his crest. ¶ Than came good besynesse last of {the} seuen. ¶ Rydyng on a panter a sondry coloured best. ¶ Gloryously beseen as he had come from heuen. ¶ A crane on his hede stood his crest for to steuen. ¶ All these .vii. capteyned had standardis of pryce. ¶ Eche of hem accordy{n}g after his deuyse. ¶ Many pety capteyns after these went. ¶ As trew feyth & hope mercy pease & pyte. ¶ Ryght trouth mekenesse {with} rood ente[n]t. ¶ Goodnes concorde & parfyte vnyte. ¶ Honest trewe loue with symplycyte. Original has ¶ Prayer fasty{n}g preuy almysdede. Hoeest ¶ Ioyned with {the} artycles of the crede. instead of Honest ¶ Confessyon contrycyon & satysfaccyon. ¶ With sorow for synne & grete repentaunce. ¶ Foryeuenesse of trespas {with} good dysposycyon. ¶ Resystence of wrong performy{n}g of penance. ¶ Holy deuocyon wyth good contynaunce ¶ Presthode hem folowed with the sacrame{n}tis ¶ And sadnesse alse wyth the commau{n}dementes ¶ Suffraunce in trouble wyth Innocensy ¶ Clennes contynence and virgynyte ¶ Kyndnes reuerence {with} curteysy ¶ Content & pleased wyth pyteous pouerte ¶ Entendyng wel mynystryng equyte ¶ Twene ryght & wrong hole indyfferently ¶ And labouryng the seruyse of god to multyply ¶ Refuse of ryches & worldly vaynglory ¶ Perfeccyon wyth perfyght contemplacyon ¶ Relygyon professyon wel kept in memory ¶ Verry drede of god wyth holy predycacyon ¶ Celestyall sapyence wyth gostly inspyracyon ¶ Grace was the guyde of al this meyne ¶ Whome folowed konnyng {with} his genealogy ¶ That is to say gramer and Sophystry ¶ Phylosophy naturall logyke and Rythoryke ¶ Arsmetrycke geometry wyth astronomye ¶ Canon and Cyuyll melodyous musyke ¶ Noble Theology and corporal physyke ¶ Moralyzayson of holy scrypture ¶ Profound poetry and drawy{n}g of pycture ¶ Thyse folowed connyng & thyd{er} wyth hin cam ¶ Wyth many one mo offryng her seruyse ¶ To Vertu at that nede but notwythsto{n}dy{n}g than ¶ Some he refused and sayd in nowyse ¶ They shuld wyth hym go & as I coud auyse ¶ Thyse wore her names fyrst Nygro{m}mancy ¶ Geomansy magyke and glotony