A Philological Commentary, Table
A TABLE.
A
ABate what it signifies, page 1 whence Abatamentum ib.
Abbot, whence it comes, and what it signifies p. 1
Abciance, whence derived, and what it signifies p. 1, 2
Accessary, before and after the fact, who p. 2. 3. cases about Accessaries ib.
Acquittance, what it is, how it differs from some words in the Civil Law p. 4.
Acquiter, whence derived, and what it signifies ibid.
Acre, what it is, and whence it comes p. 5
Action, what it is, and whence derived, p. 5. severall sorts of Actions, ibid. how an Action of the case will lie p. 6, 7, 8.
Adjournment, what p. 9
Admission, what ib.
Administrator, who p. ib.
Advowson, what, and whence so called p. 10
Affeerors, what, and whence p. ib. how affeerment, and amerciament differ ibid.
Affray, what, and whence p. 10. how it differs from assault ib.
Age, the Law takes notice of divers ages p. 11
Agreement, whence p. ib. cases about it 12
Alien, whence derived, and what it signifies p. ib.
Almes, accounted in Law Divine service, p. 13. cases about it ib.
Amerciament, why called misericordia, p. ib. how it differs from a fine ib.
Ancestor, whence, and how in the Law distinguished from predecessour p. 14
An, Jour, a convenient time for many purposes ib.
An, Jour, and waste, what ib.
Annates what 15
Annuity what ib. cases about it ib.
Appeal, whence it comes, the severall sorts of Appeals, and cases about it p. 16, 17
Appendant, what 18
Apprentices, unde, and what ib.
Apportion, unde 19
Appurtenant, what, and how distinguished from Appendant ib.
Arbitrement, what, and how it differs from Concord 20
Arraign, what ib.
Arrest, what and whence, p. 21. who may not be arrested, ib. it is lawfull in the right ib.
Assault, whence p. 22
Assembly, when unlawfull ib.
Assise, what ib.
Assumpsit, what, 23. when good in the Law ib.
Attachment, what and whence, ib. how it differs from an arrest ib.
Attainder, what and whence ib.
Attaint, what and whence 24 8 punishments follow it ib.
Attorney, what p. 25
Attornment, what and whence p. 26
Award, whence, the severall kinds of it 27
Avowry, what ib.
Aide, what ib.
B
Bail, what p 2…
Bailment, what ib.
Bailiff, whence p. 25
Bank, what p. 25, 26
Bargain, and Sale, what p 29
Bar, what p. ib.
Barretor, what, and whence, 3…
Bastard, what, and whence, p. ib. cases about it, 31 and ib. a good Statute against Bastards ib. 32
Battery, what p. 32
Buggery, what it is p 33
Burgage, what it is ib.
Burglary, what it is, and whence ibid. cases about it p. 34
Burgh English, what p. ib. cases about it ib.
C
Capite, what tenure it is, and why so called p. 35
Castle p. 36
Challenge, what it signifies, and who may challenge, and be challenged ib. 37
Champerty 38
Champerters, who, and whence ib.
Chance-medly, what and whence ib.
Change, what p. 39
Change, what ib.
Charter, whence, and what p. 40. why it is called Magna Charta ibid.
Chattels, what, and whence severall sorts p. 41
Chevage, what p. 42
Clergy, when a man shall have his Clergy p. 43
Collegium, what p. 44
Colour of Office, alwaies taken in the worst part ibid.
Condition, what, cases about it p 45
Confirmation, what it is, the severall kinds of it p. 46
Confiscate, whence 47
Conspi…acy, what p. ib.
Constable, whence, and what required in him p ib.
Contract, why so called, cases about it p. 48
Copy-hold, what, cases about it p 49, 50
Coroner, what, and whence p. 51
Corporation, what p. 52
Covenant, what, ibid. who may covenant ib.
Covine, whence and what 53
Count, whence and what ib.
County, what ibid.
Court, what it is, the severall Courts p. 54
Cu…s…er, whence p. 55
Courtesie of England, what ib.
Curtilagium, what p 56
Consuetudo 57
Custom, what, the properties of it, and severall kinds of it p. 58, 59, 60, 61
D
Dammage, what p. 62
Dammage …easant ib.
Dean ib.
Debt, what 63
Decies tantum, what ibid.
Deceit 64
Deed, what, the things necessary to it ib. the kinds of Deeds 65
Defeisance, what p. 66
Default, what ibid.
Se defendendo ib
Deforce, what ib.
Demandant …7
De…ains ib.
De…urrer ib.
Deni…en ib.
De…i…ion …8
De…dand ib.
Deraign p. 69
De…i…e ib.
Devise, Cases about it ib. …, 71
Devit, what it is, it is sound in the Law si… waies ib.
Discretion, what 72
Discontinuance, whence derived ibid.
Disparagement, what ibid. Severall kinds of Disparagement p. 73
Diss…ism, what it is ibid.
Distres…, whence, and of what things it must be ib. …4, 75
Divorce, whence, the severall causes of it, p. 76. it is twofold ibid.
Domin cum, what, its severall acceptions. p. 77
Doomes-day Book, why so called ib.
Dower, what, the severall kinds of it, and cases about it ib. 78, 79, 80
Drunkenness, the sorfe…ture for it 81
Duresse, what, and whence ibid.
E
Ecclesia, what it signifies in the … Law, what Eccelesiasticall persons are p. 82
Election, what, in the Law, it is of severall things, and cases about it p. 83, 84
Elegit, what ib.
Emparlance, what ibid.
Endictment, what, and whence p. 85, 86, 87
Ensranchisement ib.
Entruder 88
Equity ib.
Escape 89
Escheat 90
Escheator 91
Estate ib.
Estoin ib.
Estople 92
Estouers 93
Estray ib.
Estreats 94
Exchange ib.
Execution 95
Executor ib.
Exigent 96
Extortion ib.
Evidence 97
F
Farme 98
Fealty ib.
Fee-simple ib.
Feudum 99
Fee 100
Fees ib.
Feossment ib.
Felony, the punishment of a felo is grievous p. 101, 102, 103
Felo de se, who, and how punished ibid.
Fine, its severall significations 104
Flight, what, p. 105
Floatsom, what ib.
Force, what ib.
Forging 106.
Formedon, why so called, and its severall kinds ib.
Foundation, what, and whence ib.
Franchise, what ibid.
Frankalmoigne, what ibid.
Franktenement, what. p. 107
Free-man, who, and how many waies. ib.
Fresh-suit, what 108.
G
Gavelkind, what, and whence p. 1…8
Generall p. 1…9
Grand-Serjeanty, what p. ib.
Grange 11…
Grant, what cases about it p. 110, 111, 112
H
Harriot, what, and how many kinds there be of them, p. 113
Heir, what p. 114. the severall kinds of Heirs p. 115
Hereditament 116
Haeres ib.
Hotchpot, what p. 117
Homage, whence it is, the most honourable and humble service ib.
Homicide, what, and what is required to it p. 118, 119
Ho…se, severall cases about it 120, 121, 122
Hue and Cry, what ib.
Hundred p. 123
I
Ideot, who, cases about it p. 124
Jersam, what p. 125
Ignoran…e ibid.
Imprisonment ibid.
Incident 126
Incumbent ibid.
Induction ibid.
Indented, when a Deed is indented, and how called p. 127
Infant ibid.
Inheritance p. 128
Inne ib.
Institution p. 130
Intrusion ibid.
Joyntenants ib.
Joynture p. 131
Judges ib. 131, 132
Judgment p. 133
Jurata, what, and whence the severall kin…s p. 133, 134, 135, 13…
Justices, whence p. 137
K
King p▪ 138
Knight, whence ibid.
Knights-Fee, what 139
Knights Service, what ib.
L
Land p▪ 140
Larceny, whence, and what p▪ 141
Latine p. 142
Law, what, the Law of Nature and of England p. 143, 144
Legacy, what p▪ 145
Leases, whence, what persons may make them, and divers cases, ib. 146, 147
Libell, what, its severall kinds, cases about it p. 148, 149
Liberty p. 150
Ligeance, what, cases about it ib
Limitation 151
Livery, what p. 152, 153
M
Magistrate p. 154
Mai…, what ib.
Main-p…i… p. 155
Mannour ib.
Maintenance 156
Manumission ibid.
Marriage, cases about it p. 157
Maxim, what, severall maxims of the Law p. 158
Misprision, what p. 159
Money, whence, cases about it ib.
Monopoly 160
Monster p. ib.
Mortgage, whence ibid.
Mortmain, whence p. 161
Mulier, what ib.
Murder, what, the severall kinds of it p. 162, 163, 164, 165
Mute, what ib.
N
Name p. 166
Nief ib.
Nisi Prius 167
Non Compos mentis ib.
Nobility 168, 169
Nusance, what p. 170
O
Oath 171
Obligation p. 171, 172
Occupation p. 173
Office ib.
Oxguage 174
Ordinary ib.
Order 175
Outlawry ib.
P
Pain-Fort, & Dure p. 176
Pannell, what ib.
Paravail p. 177
Parceners ib.
Patron p. 172
Parson 173
Parliament p. 173, 174
Parque 175
Peace ibid.
Perjury 182
Pillory ib.
Pipowders ibid.
Pleas 183
Possession ib.
Pound 184
Praemuniry ib.
Prerogative 185, 186
Prescription 187
Presentment 188
Presumption ib.
Prison ib.
Privity 189
Priviledge ib.
Process ib.
Proof 190
Property ib. 191, 192, 193
Protection 194
Proviso ib.
Publick ib.
Purchase 195, 196
Q
Quarrels 197
R
Ransome 197
Rape 198
Rebouter ib.
Record 199
Register p. 200
Relation ib.
Release p. 201
Relief, whence, and what ibid.
Remainder, what p. 202
Remitter p. 203
Rents ibid.
Replevin, whence 204
Resceit ib.
Rescous 205
Reservation ib.
Retraxit ib.
Reversion p. 206
Right, severall sorts of Right ib.
Riot, whence p. 207
Robbery, whence, cases about it ib 208, 209
Rogue ibid.
Ro…e, whence ibid.
S
Seisin, what p. 210
Seisina ibid.
Serjeants, whence ibid.
Sheri…f, whence his power ibid.
Soccage p. 211
Ser…eanty 212
Surety ibid.
Statute, whence p▪ 213
Statutes ibid.
Stealing p. 214. 215
Stare 216
Suspense 217
Suit ibid.
T
Taile 218, 219
Tail 220
Tallage 221
Tenement ib.
Tenure 222
Testament 223, 224, 225
Tillage 226
Title ib.
Tolt 227
Town ib▪
Trespass ib.
Travers… 228
Treason ib. 229, 230
Treasure 230
Triall ib.
Tallagium. 231
V
Vagabond p. 232
Verdict ibid.
Villenage ibid.
Void 233
Voucher ibid.
Usury ib.
Utlary. 234▪
W
Wage p. 235
Waif ib.
Waive 236
Wapentake ibid.
Wardship 237
Warranty ib.
Warren 238
Waste ib. 239
Wise 241, 242
Withernam p. 243
Wreck ib.
Writ ibid.
Wrong p. 244
Y
Yard-land 245
FINIS.