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Minutes Concerning the dress of the English in ancient times before the Reign of Ch 1st
in the art of Carving a book first publishd in [no doubt?] from a Ms much more [ancient?] to the dress of a nobleman is thus enumerated
| 1 | Bonnet |
| 2 | Shirt |
| 3 | {Breech - overstock |
| 4 | {Peticote |
| 5 |
Hose - nether stocks Stick up his hosen mannerly& tie them up |
| 6 | Shoes |
| 7 | Doublet Lace his doublet hole by hole |
| 8 | Robe no doubt gown |
| 9 |
Stomacher put on his doublet & his stomacher |
| 10 | Great Rolled hose with the Spanish whool of his [gerte Grayorum?] p |
| 11 | Surcoat The light doublet worn over armor |
| 12 | Jerkin was it part of a Gentlemans dress the Earl of oxford bought a Perfumd Leather jerkin [from [indecipherable] [Howe?] |
| 13 | Gown See Robe |
| 14 | Mantle See Robe |
| 15 | Hood |
| 16 | Tippet See hood |
| 17 | Ruff. |
| 18 | Falling band See Letter d |
| 19 | Cassock Letter e See |
| 20 | Coat |
| 21 | Cap |
| 12 |
Jaquets a Rich Garment of the D of Lancaster Calld a [Jackeer?] with a sprig Jaquet Howe 286 1380 |
| 9 | The first Favor she granted him was peice of an old scarlet peteecoat for a stomacher Cowleys double [Jacker?] 1710 act 3d Scene 5 |
| 3 | Breeches Slops or Long hose - Gouldman's Dict Cambridge 1674 |
| 4 | Peticoat [indecipherable] wore her Peticoats or kirtle Encombometa Do. |
| 5 | a hose or neather stock Caliga Sock hose [Tubraci?] hose which Cover the thighs [Crurole?] Knee hose [Tibiale?] Do |
| 9 | a Stomacher Pectorale &c Macmillan |
| 12 | a Jerkin or Jacket [Turiciela?] Do. vestes curtes & sine menicis ainsworth |
| 11 | I. A. Bollen is said to have worn a Circote of her [Coroneter?] in another Place the Peers are said to have dind in their Kertle |
| 20 |
Pulld off his Gown & doublet having on him a white satin waistcoat 1684 account of the beheeding of The Earl of Holland Whittacke p 387 |
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Hen 8 gave by his will to 12 Poor Knights of Windsor each of them a Long Gown of White cloth & a mantle of Red cloth to be worn thereupon |
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| 20 |
1527 The Cardinal marchd forward many Gentlemen riding before him in velvet Coats with the Cardinal Corset & embroiderd on all the Coates as as well of his own servants as the Gentlemens servants Howe 1527 in Bear hunting the king & the gentlemen were in their dublets & hose |
| 15 | 1530 master walsh being enterd the Cardinals Chamber began to Pluck off his hood |
| Carver | The Carver the Sewer & the Coat bearer See Struts vol 2 Pl 18 |