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Schedule A. — The Grain Account (Exitiis Orangics) according to the aeveral crops 

 with the following formula of Account for the manor or mill : — 

 Charge : — 



(1) Bulk remaining from last year (Remanena anno prceterito). 



(2) Bulk of this year's produce (De toto exitu hoc anno). 



(3) Bulk of grain transported (De allutis, receptis, proventis) or bought 



(emptis) or acquired (de cheriset). 



Total (for each crop).^ 

 Discharge : — 



(I) Bulk expended in, seed per acre (In aemine — acrarwm). 

 . (2) Bulk transported (missis, liber atis). 



(S) Bulk expended in allowances (In corredio, consuetudine, precariis, 

 liberatione, donis, expeiisis) or provision (In prcebenda, pascendis, pastu, 

 cibo, pane, potagio, cervisia). 



(4) Bulk sold (In venditis). 



(5) Bulk remaining on hand (Remanens). 



Total and State of Account (for each crop). ^ 



Schedule B. — The Stock Account (Inataurum) according to the several species 

 in the following formula :— 

 Charge : — 



(1) Stock remaining from last year (Remanens anno prceterito). 



(2) Increase of stock during the present year (De proventis hoc anno; de 



exitu). 



(3) Stock purchased (De emptis) or transferred (De proventis) or acquired 



(de testamento, purchasiis, decima, cheriset, consuetudine, redditu, 

 pannagio, herbagio, potfalda, inventis). 



Total (for each species). 

 Discharge : — 



(1) Stock rendered as tithe (In decimis). 



(2) Stock expended in allowances (In corredio, consuetudine, elemosina, 

 ■ . , donis, expensia, precariis, bederipa, m,edsip, comparmgio) or provision 



(In liber atis, occisis, missis ad lardarium). 

 ■ (3) Loss of stock by natural causes (In mortuis, devoratis). 



(4) Stock sold (In venditis) or transported (In missis, Uberatis). 



Total and State of Account for each species. 



Schedule C. —The Larder Account (if distinct), the Salt Account, the Cellar Account, 

 and the account of fruit and honey (if any). 



Note a,s to final State of the Account (if required). 



The above formula is consistently preserved throughout the Roll as well 

 as during the succeeding period ; but in certain instances, such as the manor 

 of Privet and the submanors of Taunton, variations occur in conformity 

 with local requirements, whilst a few simple variants are employed in 

 otlier parts of the account. 



Date. — It has been already observed that the date of this account has 

 been incorrectly assigned to the year 1207,^ and it would appear from 

 internal evidence that it may be attributed to the fiscal year 1208-1209. 

 The exact period covered by the account is, however, a matter of consider- 

 able importance in view both of its references to persons and political 

 events, and also of its value for the illustration of certain economic con- 

 ditions. 



In the present case we might naturally expect that the pontifical 

 date would be computed from September to September, since Godfrey 

 de Luci died on the 11th or 12th September 1204, and Peter des Roches, 

 although he did not receive the temporalities tUl March 1206, was conse- 



1 The total is not always given. 

 ' p V, supra. 



