Exeter.
Lord Coke (_2nd Institute_, 19.) gives this definition:
"_Redditus assisus_, or _redditus assisæ_: vulgarly, rents of
assise, are the certain rents of the freeholders and ancient
copiholders, because they be assised, and certain, and doth
distinguish the same from _redditus mobiles_, farm rents for life,
years, or at will, which are variable and incertain."
_Ob. q._ means three farthings, "ob." being an abbreviation of _obolus_,
a halfpenny, and "q." of _quadrans_, a farthing.
The _great pipe_ in the document referred to apparently means the pipe
roll of the Bishops of Winchester, of which some account may be seen in
the report of the case of Doe dem. Kinglake _v._ Beviss, in 7 _Common
Bench Reports_, 456.