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Priueledges of the French Princes of of the blood see Hen. Cond.princ. fo 101. Heres regni Franciae Delphinus Freater Mounsieur Ulterior Mounsieur le prince The Earldom of Champaigne bare potences 13 peeces by cause so many Earldoms were heald therof.

Romani mutuati sunt insignia magistratuum a Tuscis.

Nobility of Spayne see Marm Siculus and theyr reuerences England see Holingshed

Precedence L[or]ds

Chancellor Treasurer Presid. Of Councell Priuy Seale

Aboue all Dukes not of ye blood royal [symbol: except?] kings brother unkle Nephew ___ Great Chamberlayne High Constable Marshall Admirall Great maister Chamberlayn

next pruiy seal If Barons aboue all Barons. If earles aboue all earles.

Degrees of honor souerayne.

Conditores legislatores Liberatores propagatores seu propugnatores patres patriae

Armes

Grecians Neptune Troians Minerua Ulisses Dolphin Agamemnon Lyons head Lacedemonians Λ Alcibiades Cupid Neocorus Drago Demosthenes Good Fortune

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Lineage of veum Succeeded from Father to sonne and not Collaterall 700 yeeres

8 Knightes of the Stapledons Successive

Honorable Howses Engl.

Charlemayn, Percy out of Braband. Plantagenet Cornwayl. Cambden

Romains Vere Courtney France blod Royal Burgundy Challons.

Contention for precedency. Fraunce Spayne Genowayes Florentines Swissers Almaynes Rohant Laval

4 guilt spurres carryed before F. King [crossed out: bel] by 4 gent

The ArchDuke of Austrich to save precedence controversy hath place amonge the clergy.

Rene of Anion disherited his grand childe because hee would nor beare his armes. Viz Card Lorr. f. 2.