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
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Quhat Personis ar behaldin to defend othir. 19
How the Bonde is behaldin to defend his Lorde. 20
How the Sone is behaldin to defend the Fader, but the leue of the
justice. 21
Quhethir erar is the Sone behaldin defend his Fader, or his natural
Lord maister. 22
Quhethir a Clerk suld erar help his Fader or his Bischop, and he
haue were. 23
Quhethir to conquest gudis rychtwisely Men may lefully mak
defensable were. 24
Quhethir for vnrychtwise conquest Men may mak were diffensable. 25
Quhethir Prestis and clerkis may defend thair gudis be armes. 26
Gif Armoure lent and tynt in felde suld be restorit. 27
Gif Armoure or horse hyrit and tynt suld be restorit. 28
Gif a Knycht be [ar]rest douand his Princis charge, quhethir has
the Knycht or the Prince actioun to the party. 29
Gif a Man gais to the weris vnchargit, sall he tak wagis. 30
Gif a Knycht seruis a King vnchargit in his weris, quhether may he
laufully ask him his wagis. 31
Gif the King of Span[gh]e sendis secours to the King of France in
his weris, as he has done othir tymes till him in sik lyke cas,
quhethir suld the Spannollis ask wagis at the King of France. 32
Gif a Man gais to were for vayn glore, quhethir he may, be law of
armes, ask wagis or nocht. 33
Gif a Capitane doand his Lordis bidding tyne his gudis, gif his
Lord aw to restore him agayne. 34
Gif a Man gais to the were for couatise to pele and rub gudis,
quhethir he may ask wage or noucht. 35
Gif a Clerk may leuefully pas to the weris or nocht. 36
In quhat termes the wage aw to be payit to Men. 37
Gif a Wageour gais to play and disport him, with leue, for a tyme,
gif he suld be payit of that tyme. 38
Gif a Knycht has tane wagis of a King for a [gh]ere, and he wald
within thre monthis pas his way till ane othir Prince, quhethir
gif he suld be payit for the tyme that he had seruit. 39
Gif a Sowdioure be payit of a Prince for a [gh]ere, gif he may put
ane othir in his stede or nocht. 40
Quhethir gif a Capitane may send of his folk away, that he has anys
moustrit in felde. 41
Gif a Man of armes hapnis seke in the weris, quhethir he may ask
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