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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… est et fulcimentum; nam ex justicia sequitur pax, et ex pace rerum habundantia maxime procreatur. Subsequenterque …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… II: Warden's Account Book 1438-1516 (1914), p. 116. Pace J. E. Powell and K. Wallis, The House of Lords in the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… [multimodarum ] [...] expensarum pro regni sui perpetua pace et tranquilitate cum regnis exteris habitarum et …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… without apparently reaching any resolution. 20 But the pace quickened as the lords generated business for the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… capta fuerunt, et ipsum tenementum cum catallis esse in pace, usque in certum diem quem dilecti et fideles nostri …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… he had sent England a brief of the late Pope Julius de pace tractanda, England had said that the Pope had changed …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… three times. Has sold the cloths he received from Ric. Pace and received that sum which Campucci his cousin or …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 1 April. Copy by Dacre, pp. 2. 1 April. R. O. 1721. [PACE] to [WOLSEY.] Spoke in his last of the Emperor's wise … Tuesday, being within nine miles of Milan, he sent for Pace and Wingfield "and, showing himself to be sore moved, … to set forward. At night he sent for Sion, Wingfield and Pace, and said plainly he could not perform his promise to …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… dated 27 March. Has heard already from Wingfield and Pace, Wolsey's devotion to his service. Will never be wanting … to WOLSEY. [Has received] a packet of letters directed to Pace, who is now in the field with the Swiss near Milan. … occasion, and the impossibility of sending the packet to Pace, by the advice of Sion he opened it. Found letters to …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… payment, because by the instructions in cipher to him and Pace both sums were to have been paid at Augsburg, which was too far distant either for him or Pace, the former being with the Emperor, and the latter in … done his part with as little expense as might be, and if Pace can say the same, is sure there never was such a sum of …