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2J8 THE DESCRIPTION OF ENGLAND. ; Saxon ' Mulmutius •^ regiment, and insert no small numbers of them into tlicir owne vokmics, as may be gathered by those of Athelbert the great, surnamed king of Kent, Inas and Alfred kinus of the west Saxons, and diuerse other yet extant to be scene. Such also was the lateward estimation of them, that when anie of the Saxon princes went about to make new ordinances, they caused those of (which Cildas sometime translated into Latine) to be firet expounded vnto them, and in this jierusall if they found anie there alrcadie framed, that might serue their turnes, they foorthwiih reuiued the same, and annexed them to their owne. But in this dealing, the diligence of Alfred is most of all to be commended, wlio not onelie chose out the best, but gathered tooither all such whatsoeuer the said Mulmutius had made : and then to the end they should lie no more in corners as forlorne bookes, and vn- -knowne to the learned of his kingdome, he caused them to be turned into the Saxon toong,. wherein they continued long after his decease. As for the Normans, who for a season neither regarded the British, nor cared for the statutes, they also at the first vtterlie misliked of them, till at the last, when they had well weied that one kind of regiment is not conuenient for all peoples, and that no stranger, being in a forren countrie newlie brought vnder obedience, could make such equall ordinances, as he might thereby gouerne his new common-wealth without some care & trouble they fell in with such a desire to see by what rule the state of the land was gouern.d in time of the Saxons, that hauing perused the same, they not onelie commended their mancr of but also admitted a great part of their lawes (now currant vnder the name of jS. Edwards lawes, and vsed as principles and grounds) whereby they not onelie qualified the rigor of their owne, and mitigated their almost intollerable biu'den of seruitude which they had latelie laid vpon the shoulders of the English, but also left vs a great number of the old / Mulmutian lawes, whereof the most part are in vse to this dale as I said, albeit that we know not certeinlie how to distinguish them fom others, that are in strength amongst vs. Mania. After Dunwallon, the next lawgiuer was Martia, whome Leland surnameih Proba ; and after him lohn Bale also, who in his Centuries dooth iustlie confesse himselfe to haue beene holpen by the said Leland, as I my selfe doo likewise for manie things conteined in this trea- tise. She'e was wife vnto Gutteline king of the Britons: and being made protectrix of the realme, after hir husbands deceasse in the nonage of hir sonne, and seeing manie things dailie to grow vp among hir people worthie reformation, she deuised sundrie and those verie politike lawes, for the gouernance of hir kingdome, which hir subiects when she was dead, and gone, did name the Martian statutes. Who turned them into Latine, as yet I doo not read, howbeit (as I said before of the lawes of Mulmutius) so the same Alfred caused those of this excellentlie well learned ladie (whome diuerse commend also for hir great knowledge in the Gre'eke toong) to be turned into his owne language, wherevpon it came to passe that they were dailie executed among his subiects, afterward allowed of (among the rest) by the ' Nornians, and finallie remaine in vse in these our dales, notwithstanding that we can not disseuer them also verie readilie from the other. The seuenth alteration of lawes was practised by the Saxons, for I ouerpasse the vse of the ciuill ordinances vsed in Rome, finallie brought hither by the Romans, & yet in perfect notice among the Ciuilians of our countrie, though neuer generallie nor tuUie receiued by all the seuerall regions of this Hand. Certes there are great numbers of these later, which yet remaine in sound knowf-ge, and are to be read, being comprehended for the most part vnder Ar.ir!i:m )a-,v. the names of the Martian and the Saxon law. Beside these also I read of the Dane law, so j)."""i''^^' tli'it the people of middle England were ruled by the first, the west Saxons by the second ; as Essex, NorfFolke, Suffoike, Cambridgeshire, and part of Herfordshire were by the third, of all the rest the most inequall and intollerable. And as in these daies what soeuer the prince fm publike assemblie commanded vpon the necessitie of his subiects, or his owne voluntarie authoritie, was counted for law : so none of them had appointed anie certeine place, wherevnto his people might repairc at fixed times for iuslice, but caused them to resort commonlie to their palaces, where in proper person they would often determine their causes, and so make : shortest
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the Celts. THE IIISTORIE OF ENGLAND
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the Cells. THE HISTORIE OF ENGLAND.
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called Albion. THE IIISTORIE OF ENG
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called Albion. THE HISTORIE OF ENGL
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called Brkalne. THE HISTORIE OF ENG
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vnder the Saxons & Danes. THE IIIS'
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vnder the Danes. THE HISTORIE OF EN
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vridcr the Danes. THE IIISTORIE OF
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vndcr the Danes. THE HISTORTE OF EN
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vnderthe Danes. THE HISTORIE OF ENG
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vndcr ihe Danes. THE IIISTORIE OF E
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vnder the Dams. THE IIISTORIE OF EN
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