Me dedit albus homo John Blacman ipse vocatus In presente domo qui redditus est graduatus Extitit Oxonie vir in artibus iste magister, Cantor et Etonie dignus dum rege minister Pro quo defuncto seu viuo queso precare P............ quicumque solet celebrare Ut deus hunc Hominem Nigrum cognomine dictum Post vite finem det sumere lucis amictum. Amen.
In list B the catalogue of books is followed by a short note of vestments given by Blacman to Witham. The last item is interesting:
Item circa diuersas reparaciones factas in uita sancti Hugonis (_the founder of the house_) in ecclesia de-laffrery sumptus fert non exiguos.
[48] Morgan was dean of Windsor 1484-96; bp of S. David's 1496-1504
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