The testator bequeathes his soul to the Creator, and his body to be buried in the church of the Canons of St. Mary Overes, in the place specially appointed for this purpose (‘in loco ad hoc specialiter deputato’). To the Prior of the said church he bequeathes 40_s._, to the subprior 20_s._, to each Canon who is a priest 13_s._ 4_d._, and to each of the other Canons 6_s._ 8_d._, that they may all severally pray for him the more devoutly at his funeral. To the servants of the Priory 2_s._ or 1_s._ each according to their position; to the church of St. Mary Magdalene 40_s._ for lights and ornaments, to the parish priest of that church 10_s._, ‘vt oret et orari faciat pro me’; to the chief clerk of the same church 3_s._ and to the sub-clerk 2_s._ To the following four parish churches of Southwark, viz. St. Margaret’s, St. George’s, St. Olave’s, and St. Mary Magdalene’s near Bermondsey, 13_s._ 4_d._ each for ornaments and lights, and to each parish priest or rector in charge of those churches 6_s._ 8_d._, ‘vt orent et orari pro me in suis parochiis faciant et procurent.’ To the master of the hospital of St. Thomas in Southwark 40_s._, to each priest serving there 6_s._ 8_d._ for their prayers; to each sister professed in the said hospital 3_s._ 4_d._, to each attendant on the sick 20_d._, and to each sick person in the hospital 12_d._, and the same to the sisters (where there are sisters), nurses and patients in the hospitals of St. Anthony, Elsingspitell, Bedlem without Bishopsgate, and St. Maryspitell near Westminster; to every house for lepers in the suburbs of London 10_s._, to be distributed amongst the lepers, for their prayers: to the Prior of Elsingspitell 40s., and to each Canon priest there 6_s._ 8_d._ For the service of the altar in the chapel of St. John the Baptist, ‘in qua corpus meum sepeliendum est,’ two vestments of silk, one of blue and white baudkin and the other of white silk, also a large new missal and a new chalice, all which are to be kept for ever for the service of the said altar. Moreover to the Prior and Convent the testator leaves a large book, ‘sumptibus meis nouiter compositum,’ called _Martilogium_, on the understanding that the testator shall have a special mention of himself recorded in it every day (‘sic quod in eodem specialem memoriam scriptam secundum eorum promissa cotidie habere debeo,’ not ‘debes,’ as printed).