To William Hardel. Contrabreve to cause a parure (f parr[u]ram)
of orphreys {aurifrasio) to be made such as he caused to be made
for the king's use in place of the amice {amictus) that he sent to the
king, and another amice to be made in place of the former {pre . . .*)
with a narrower {de strictiori) orphrey of the like suit {apparatu), and
to cause the said parure to be provided with the same garniture
{apparatu) of pearls and stones with settings {castonis) silvered and
gilded to make parures thereof for a festival alb to be placed in the
king's chapel, and to cause to be made two collars {lambellos) and two
cuffs {pugnales) for the alb of a similar garniture {apparatu).
And to cause two gold boxes {pizides) to be made for the use of the
king and queen, each of the weight of 10s. at least {uel (rectius ad)
minus) % . . . and two crowns of silver gilt with stones to place
upon the said boxes, so that they can be detached {deponi) without
damage to the boxes when the king wishes. And to cause two
silver censers {turribulos) of plain {piano) work without chasing
{trasura) and without gold to be made for the king and queen's chapel
on week {ferialibus) days.