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
goods that he has been deprived of in another Prince's dominions?
Whether an English student at the University of Paris may be detained
prisoner when a war is declared betwixt the two Nations? Whether a
servant should enjoy the privileges that his master has? Whether an
Englishman coming to Paris to visit his son, student at that
University, in time of war, may be detain'd prisoner? Whether an
Englishman coming to visit his brother at the University may be
detained prisoner? Whether a student may be imprisoned by way of
reprisal? Whether a mad man may be detained and ransomed in the wars?
Whether a mad man returning to his senses may be detained prisoner?
Whether by the law of arms an old man may be detained prisoner? Whether
by the law of arms a child may be taken and detained prisoner? Whether
by the law of arms a blind man may be detained prisoner? Whether an
Ambassador coming to visit a King may lead any of his enemies thorow
his country? Whether a Bishop may be taken and detained prisoner?
Whether any Churchman may be taken by way of reprisal? Whether pilgrims
may be made prisoners by the law of arms? What things in time of war
have safe conduct, without liberty asked at the Prince? Whether, in
time of war, the ass and the ox is free? Whether the husbandman's
servant enjoys, by the law of arms, the same privilege with himself?
Whether, in time of war, it be lawful to build castles and walled
towns? How they ought to be punished that breaks the safe conduct or
assurance of a Prince? Whether a great Lord, or any in a meaner
dignity, ought to trust in a safe conduct? Whether a Christian King may
lawfully give a safe conduct to a Saracen King or any other Infidel
Prince? Whether, if two Lords make peace, and the one breaks it, the
other ought to break it likewise? Whether it be better to fight
fasting, or before meat or after meat? Whether battle ought to be set
before ladies? And if Queen Jonat of Naples had right in her war
against Lewis King of Sicily?
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