Here, he spekis of Armes and baneris in generale. 138 Here he spekis of Armes and baneris in specialitee. 139 Gif a Man may [tak] otheris armes at his lyking. 140 Gif ane Allemain fyndis a Frenchman berand the samyn armes that he beris in felde, quhethir gif he may appele him of battaill. 141 How suld be punyst folk that beris othir mennis armes but leue, to do tham ony lak. 142 Here spekis he of colouris in armes, quhilkis are the maist noble; and of thair diuisiouns. 143 And first, he spekis of the colour that is rede. 144 And syne he spekis of asure that is the blewe coloure. 145 And syne he spekis of the quhite colouris. 146 And syne he spekis of the colour that is blak. 147 And syne he spekis of the condicioun and nature of the ordinance of the closing of the Barreris. 148 And [gh]it spekis he of the condicioun of the close felde, ordanyt for fechting in barreris, as said is. 149 And [gh]it ane othir thrid reule of the condicioun and nature of close barreris. 150 And [gh]it spekis he of the ferde condicioun and nature of the close felde, that is callit barreris. 151 And [gh]it the fyft doctryne gevis he of the form and maner and condicioun of the close felde. 152 And [gh]it the sext doctrine spekis he of the form, maner, and condicioun of the close barreris. 153 Here he speris quhat condicioun suld be in a gude Emperoure be the nature of his hie office. 154 Quhat thingis appertenis to be in a gude Prince, King, or othir. 155 * * * * * CAPITULUM CXXXVIII, &c. HERE SPEKIS THE DOCTOURE OF ARMES THAT AR IN BLASONS, AND OF BANERIS AND PENOUNS.[18] [Fol. 77. b.]