10. Item, in quires, a book _de Sapientia_[43] ... wherein the second
person is likened to Sapi[ence].
[43] Lydgate's _Werke of Sapience_.
11. Item, a Book _de Othea_,[44] text and gloss ... in quires.
Memorandum, mine old Book of Blazonings of Arms.
Item, the new Book portrayed and blazoned.
Item, a copy of Blazonings of Arms and the names to
be found by letter.
Item, a book with arms portrayed in paper....
Memorandum, my Book of Knighthood and the man[ner] of making of
Knights, of Jousts, of Tour[nements], fighting in lists, paces holden
by so[ldiers] ... and challenges, statutes of war, and _De Regim[ine
Principum]_.[45]
[44] A treatise on _Wisdom_. Dr. Gairdiner notes that the name is
derived from the Greek Ὠ θεὰ but was used in the Middle Ages as the
name for the Goddess of Wisdom (_Paston Letters_, vol. ii., p. 335, n.
1).
[45] Thomas Hoccleve (1370?-1449) wrote the _Regement of Princes_,
based on the _De Regimine Principum_ of Ægidius Colonna (see Early
English Text Society, Extra Series, lxxii., 1897).
Item, a new Book of new Statutes from Edward IV.