• Pastures / feeldes / commons / the cite to auaunce, [Bradshaw]
  • Na phlant Hors yn y Fflint hen. [To William Herbert]
  • nor Horsa’s offspring into old Flint; [To William Herbert]
  • Pulcre igitur ab orientalis introitu platee, paululum separatus in latus austri qui olim fugit in terris tumultum populi, uere uacans et uidens quam suauis est Dominus, diligenter attendit ortum sideris matutini, quod de uirginali talamo procedens, spiritu et sanguine nobis oriri complacuit, precursor eiusdem sideris, Iohannis Baptista preciosus propheticis, meritis et predulcibus, uenerabilis nimium et preclarus. [Lucian]
  • Therefore John the Baptist, prophetic and virtuous, venerable and illustrious, who once fled the tumult of society and went into the wilderness, who watched the rise of the morning star, seeing how charming the Lord was, appearing from the virgin womb, who pleased to pray for us with his spirit and his blood, is beautifully located on the south side of the head of the street heading east. [Lucian]
  • Woddes / parkes / forestes / and beestis of venare, [Bradshaw]