Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 July 2012
When that a King annoynted is deceffed, aft' his body is fp'ged, it must be washed and clensed by a bishop for his holy annoyntem, than the body must be bamed, wrapped in laun, or reynez yf it may be gotyn, an hosyn, cherte, & a perer of shone of rede lether, & do on his surcote of cloth, his cap of estate on his hed, and then ley hym on a fair borde cou'ed with cloth of gold, his own hande on his bely & a fep'r in the toder hande, & oon his face a kerchief, & so shewed to his noblez by the space of ii dayez & more yef the weder will it suffre.
page 351 note [a] Helmet.