The Buke of the Order of Knyghthood: Translated from the French by Sir Gilbert Hay, KnightLlull, Ramon
Philosophy
The Buke of the Order of Knyghthood: Translated from the French by Sir Gilbert Hay, Knight
Llull, Ramon
Chivalry
God himself ordanyt Knychthede, and honourit it, and honouris it, and
alssua all the peple honouris Knychthede; and as is recountit be the Lawis,
Knychthede is honourit abufe all Ordre that euer was next Presthede, as
maist honourable ordre and office that is or wes, and aboue all statis,
sauffand the Haly Ordre and Office that sacrifyis the body of God, the haly
Sacrament of the Altare, with the otheris Sacramentis of the Haly Kirk. And
the said Ordre of Knychthede is rycht necessair to the gouernaunce of the
warld, as is before said, in syndry placis; and tharefore, before all
temporale ordre, Knychthede suld be honourit be mony resouns, with all
maner of peple; ffor and Emperouris Kingis and Princis had nocht annext to
thame the Ordre of Knychthede, with the vertues and propereteis, and
nobiliteis, langand to the said Ordre, thaj war nocht worthy to be
Emperouris, Kingis, na Princis: ffor suppose the Office be gretare, the
Ordre is y-lyke ane in Kingis and in Knychtis, as Presthede is y-lyke of
degree, bathe in Pape, Cardynale, and Patriarche, alsmekle is it in a
symple preste: and sa is it in Kingis and Princis knychthede, in regarde of
symple Knychtis, suppose the Office be mare grete; tharefore aucht thai
till honoure the Office and Ordre of Knychthede, bathe Emperouris, Kingis,
Princis, and Barouns; ffor quhan thai do nocht honoure to the said Ordre,
thai do dishonour to thameself; ffor the Knychtis gerris the grete Lordis,
Princis, and Barouns be honourit aboue the small peple, and than suld thai
again do honour to the said Ordre, and honour thame abufe the peple.
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