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Letter from Peter de Fremeville, Knt., and Robert de Champagne
{Campaniis)^ Wardens of the Fair of Champagne and
Brie, to the Warden of London, or his deputy, reminding him of a former letter in which they had asked him to seize the goods if necessary, the bodies of " burgensis " Fauberti, a citizen of Florence and horsedealer, Gydo Fauberti and " Unicus "*
Fauberti, his brothers. Master " Girald de Galaien,"* a physician,
and James, son of the said " Nutus " [and] partner of the said
"burgensis," in order to satisfy a debt of 1,600 small livres
tournois^ due to " Puchius de Prato," late horsedealer in the
said Fair, Martin de Burgo Novo, and John de Burgo Novo,
on contracts' made in and upon the body {in corpore et supra
corpus) of the Fair of Bar-sur-Aube since the year a.d. 1292.
Dated 9 Sept., a.d. 1299. "J. de Sancto Nabore." |