The other extant guild accounts throw no light on the presence of representatives of the plays in the procession; but the Corpus Christi guild itself provided dramatic personages. ‘1501. payd for a Crown of sylver & gyld for the Mare on Corpus Christi day, xliijˢ ixᵈ. 1539. peny bred for the appostells, vjᵈ. beiff for the appostles, viijᵈ. to the Marie for hir gloves and wages, ijˢ. the Marie to offer, jᵈ. Kateryne & Margaret, iiijᵈ. viij virgyns, viijᵈ. to Gabriell for beryng the lilly, iiijᵈ. to James & Thomas of Inde, viijᵈ. to x other apostells, xxᵈ. 1540. for makyng the lilly, iijˢ iiijᵈ. 1541. to Gabryel for beryng the light [lilly?] iiijᵈ. xij torches of wax for the apostles. 1544. a new coat & a peir of hoes for Gabriell, iijˢ. iiij.[806]’ CROXTON, NORFOLK(?). See s.v. _Texts_ (i), _Croxton Play_, _The Sacrament_. DAVENTRY, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. The ‘lusores de Daventry’ played at Maxstoke Priory between 1422 and 1461 (Appendix E, ii). DUBLIN, IRELAND. The version of the _Quem quaeritis_ used at the Church of St. John the Evangelist in the fourteenth century is printed in Appendix R. The Chain Book of the City contains the following memorandum, apparently entered in 1498. Corpus Christi day a pagentis:— ‘The pagentis of Corpus Christi day, made by an olde law and confermed by a semble befor Thomas Collier, Maire of the Citte of Divelin, and Juries, Baliffes and commones, the iiiith Friday next after midsomer, the xiii. yere of the reign of King Henri the VIIth [1498]: ‘Glovers: Adam and Eve, with an angill followyng berryng a swerde. Peyn, xl._s._ ‘Corvisers: Caym and Abell, with an auter and the ofference. Peyn, xl._s._ ‘Maryners, Vynters, Shipcarpynderis, and Samountakers: Noe, with his shipp, apparalid acordyng. Peyn, xl._s._ ‘Wevers: Abraham [and] Ysack, with ther auter and a lambe and ther offerance. Peyn, xl._s._ ‘Smythis, Shermen, Bakers, Sclateris, Cokis and Masonys: Pharo, with his hoste. Peyn, xl._s._ ‘Skynners, House-Carpynders, and Tanners, and Browders: for the body of the camell, and Oure Lady and hir chil[d]e well aperelid, with Joseph to lede the camell, and Moyses with the children of Israell, and the Portors to berr the camell. Peyn, xl._s._ and Steyners and Peyntors to peynte the hede of the camell. [Peyn,] xl._s._ ‘[Goldsmy]this: The three kynges of Collynn, ridyng worshupfully, with the offerance, with a sterr afor them. Peyn, xl._s._ ‘[Hoopers]: The shep[er]dis, with an Angill syngyng Gloria in excelsis Deo. Peyn, xl._s._ ‘Corpus Christi yild: Criste in his Passioun, with three Maries, and angilis berring serges of wex in ther hands. [Peyn,] xl._s._ ‘Taylors: Pilate, with his fellaship, and his lady and his knyghtes, well beseyne. Peyn, xl._s._ ‘Barbors: An[nas] and Caiphas, well araied acordyng. [Peyn,] xl._s._ ‘Courteours: Arthure, with [his] knightes. Peyn, xl._s._