Casebooks

RN R N Martij 26 ♀ hor 5. ant m. 1602 optime affectꝯ deo griæ * * * *

RN R N. gram̄ invenit apud Dnm Ap 5. ☾ hor 7 p m. 1602. * * * * *.

RN R N. Ap. 11 ☉ hor. 4 p m. 1602. capite aliqu{ātus} doluit et cerebro. et quadā nescio qua tristitia subito correptꝯ.

RN R. N. Ap 18. ☉ hor 12. 40 p m 160i int^r prandendū cū mulieribꝯ in Disputatione de rebꝯ muliebribꝯ vt tuendo Debere illas subijci ministris et positii suis in sua ad eccliam p^rsentatione quid illæ negabant in casu necessitatis post prandiū accersiverut {sic} me vt D Dee viderem et cōvenirem nō cænatꝯ sū eo die tempꝯ in ximū Diem |nō ante cænæ|

this Day I mised Doct^r Dee to give on Daubny of S^t Ellens 40^s a yere x^s a quart^r.

RN R. Nap. Ap. 22 ♃ hor 7. a|p|ost m a quopiā nescio quo in p^rcibꝯ qui vt transibat in ædibꝯ Paulinis vt accidit Ludibrio habitus. c. q. Hac hora optime affectꝯ deo græ * * * *.

RN Ap. 27 ♂ Apr. 27. h 7. ant m bene affectꝯ {illeg} optime deo græ vt nūquā melius.¹

RN R N. Dnm Daubny at|in| litle Ellens invisurꝯ in collut|c|utione mutua et privata int^r nos habita et De Doct D ambo spus scti oatione plusquā mirabili culsi sumus vt nec videre nec loqui potuerimus Donec ille ad p^rces sese cōtulerat et  vtris p^rcatus fuerat et \tunc/ statim ad nos rediebamꝯ et gras et {sic} peccatorū de peccatis ingemiscentes, Divinā misericordiā implorātes, Divinæ maiestati gras egimus. Apr 27. ☾ hor. 11. 30 ant m 1602. quæro si modo placuerit div. maiestati quomodo hoc ceciderit.

RN my london fryd|n|ds came to my house. Maij 27 ♃ hor. 6. 40 p 30. p m 1602.

RN my london frynds Deted henc to London maij 29 h {sic} hor. 12. 40 p m 1602.

RN Goodmā Rive would have boryed mony of me Iune 2 ☿ hor. 5|6| {sic} {3} |{6}| |6|. p m. 1602. but I had it not for him./

RN Goodmā Sumner of Woulverton came to my house to enquire what Deanes of Woulverton he as he sayth his Ilwiller had reported touching his wife. Iune 8 ♂ hor. 7. ant m. 1602.

I did at this tyme chide him for asking me what secreat talke they had w^th me as If I should reveale mens secreates w^ch I take to be no honest te. neith^r for the physition of the body mutch les of soule./

RN I went to M^r Byrds Iune 8 ♂ hor 2. 25. p m. 1602. & was sent for home by on y^t came for physicke & I went well theth^r but the water was vp when I came backe & I was Driven to wade thorough it

I had good entertaynement. but came home wet over shoes. for I was Driven to wade in my house & shoes.

RN Iune 8 ♂. h 2. 20. p m hor ♂ I went to M^r Byrds & aft^r a good supper we had talke of the crosse of Ihūs christ & greate Disputation. wheath^r it ough{t} to be vsed in baptisme I or noe. they Denyed it I {ass}{u}med it they held it as a popish & a wicked ceremony. this Disputation was betwixt 8 & 9 of the clocke & about after 9 of the clocke on came to M^r Byrd{s} f|t|o me for physicke w^ch met w^th on that Directed him vppon the stone bridge & told him he should fynde me at M^r Byrds house Iune 8 ♂ hor 8. 30 p m. 1602.

I came home in y^e wet

RN M^r Doctor Hacket of NorthCrowly came to see me Iune 23. ☿ hor 6. 45 ant m. 1602. but would not stay w^th me.

RN R N gram̄ invenit deo græ Iunij 23. ☿ hor 6. 30. p m 1602. * * *

RN Rich na Iunij 27 ☉ hor 1. 30 p m. 1602 multū gram̄ a suaviss et misericordisso dno impetravit 1602.

RN Old Goody Robynson of o^r towne Desyred me to come vp to her howse to te halfe of all things from her sonne Patrick for they cānot agre togeath^r.

Iunij Iulij 1^o ♃ hor 6 ant m. 1602.

RN R N. Iulij 4. h. ☉ h. {illeg}|6|. 45 p m. 1602. * * * *.

RN Rich Na Iulij 7. ☿ hor. 6. 30. ant m. 1602 opt affectꝯ deo græ. /× * * * *.\

RN R N. Iulij 23 ♀. hor. 9 p m 1602. gram̄ apud dnm suū clementiss misericordiss. invenit eā copiosissimā. sit nomen dni benedictū a nunc in seculo seculorū. * * * * * *.