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wyse proceede, for otherwyse the iudge shall seme fraudulentlie<br/>
 
wyse proceede, for otherwyse the iudge shall seme fraudulentlie<br/>
 
to be elected, for the battell not followinge yt may be saide the<br/>
 
to be elected, for the battell not followinge yt may be saide the<br/>
ennemye hath consulted, that at the daye he sholde revoke<br/>
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ennemye that consulted, that at the daye he sholde revoke<br/>
the lycence grannted. And though the defender had<br/>
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the lycence grannted. And though the defender hath<br/>
 
found a Iudge, who after assurannce of battaile, denieth<br/>
 
found a Iudge, who after assurannce of battaile, denieth<br/>
Iudgemente, yet shall he not be free from his [?], &<br/>
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Iudgemente, yet shall he not be free from his pmise, &<br/>
the negligence of the Iudge shalbe to him alone imput:<br/>
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the negligence of the Iudge shalbe to him alone impu:<br/>
 
ted. This the lawe approveth that the negligence<br/>
 
ted. This the lawe approveth that the negligence<br/>
 
shalbe imputed to him of whome the negligent freind<br/>
 
shalbe imputed to him of whome the negligent freind<br/>
reposeth his truste. And he to whome free choise<br/>
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resposeth his truste. And he to whome free choise<br/>
 
is grannted to ende the cause, yf it be not ended<br/>
 
is grannted to ende the cause, yf it be not ended<br/>
is bounde to finde one other. Therfore he that<br/>
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is bounde to fine one other. Therfore he that<br/>
 
findeth a Iudge that will not conceave nor vn:<br/>
 
findeth a Iudge that will not conceave nor vn:<br/>
 
derstande, yt cannot be intended that he hath done<br/>
 
derstande, yt cannot be intended that he hath done<br/>
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done. And therfore by this meane cannot save<br/>
 
done. And therfore by this meane cannot save<br/>
 
him selfe excuzed. ffor thease reasons the de:<br/>
 
him selfe excuzed. ffor thease reasons the de:<br/>
fendor ought to finde an other Iudge more diligent<br/>
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fender ought to finde an other Iudge more diligent<br/>
 
and also a place, as manie emperiall lawes by auc:<br/>
 
and also a place, as manie emperiall lawes by auc:<br/>
thoritie doe approve, wch affirme that wheras is<br/>
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thoritie doe approve, wch arrirme that wheras is<br/>
 
no beginninge there is no ende, sith nothing at all is<br/>
 
no beginninge there is no ende, sith nothing at all is<br/>
 
done, and in all thinges after the beginninge thende<br/>
 
done, and in all thinges after the beginninge thende<br/>
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meth to parte them, forbidding to fight anye longer<br/>
 
meth to parte them, forbidding to fight anye longer<br/>
 
Then the defender havinge appointed the Iudge, the<br/>
 
Then the defender havinge appointed the Iudge, the<br/>
place and the other circumstannce requisite to combatt<br/>
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place and the other circumstanncs requisite to combatt<br/>
thoughe the challinger desire the defendr to appointe<br/>
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though the challinger desire the defenr to appointe<br/>
a newe Iudge and place, yet the defender is not bounde <br/>
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a newe Iudge and place, yet the defender is not bounde<br/>
 
to do it, and shalbe free of his promise, ffor havinge<br/>
 
to do it, and shalbe free of his promise, ffor havinge<br/>
once put order in all things requisite to battell & begun
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once put order in all things requisite to battell & begon

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to provyde an other Iudge that the combatt maye in anye
wyse proceede, for otherwyse the iudge shall seme fraudulentlie
to be elected, for the battell not followinge yt may be saide the
ennemye that consulted, that at the daye he sholde revoke
the lycence grannted. And though the defender hath
found a Iudge, who after assurannce of battaile, denieth
Iudgemente, yet shall he not be free from his pmise, &
the negligence of the Iudge shalbe to him alone impu:
ted. This the lawe approveth that the negligence
shalbe imputed to him of whome the negligent freind
resposeth his truste. And he to whome free choise
is grannted to ende the cause, yf it be not ended
is bounde to fine one other. Therfore he that
findeth a Iudge that will not conceave nor vn:
derstande, yt cannot be intended that he hath done
his duetie, as though in deede nothing at all were
done. And therfore by this meane cannot save
him selfe excuzed. ffor thease reasons the de:
fender ought to finde an other Iudge more diligent
and also a place, as manie emperiall lawes by auc:
thoritie doe approve, wch arrirme that wheras is
no beginninge there is no ende, sith nothing at all is
done, and in all thinges after the beginninge thende
is to be looked for, because the beginninge is more
worthie then thende, and th effecte of all doings are
referred to thende. ffor this cause, yf two gentlemen
at a daye appointed be entred into the lists, and fight
in the combatt for certeine time, afterwardes the
Iudge thus sufferinge the beginninge, yf after he com:
meth to parte them, forbidding to fight anye longer
Then the defender havinge appointed the Iudge, the
place and the other circumstanncs requisite to combatt
though the challinger desire the defenr to appointe
a newe Iudge and place, yet the defender is not bounde
to do it, and shalbe free of his promise, ffor havinge
once put order in all things requisite to battell & begon