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Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
master_n	inn_n	inner_a	temple_n	4,378	5	11.4557	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A07494	Ciuitatis amor. = The cities loue An entertainment by water, at Chelsey, and White-hall. At the ioyfull receiuing of that illustrious hope of Great Britaine, the high and mighty Charles, to bee created Prince of Wales, Duke of Cornewall, Earle of Chester, &c. Together with the ample order and solemnity of his Highnesse creation, as it was celebrated in his Maiesties palace of White-hall on Monday, the fourth of Nouember. 1616. As also the ceremonies of that ancient and honourable Order of the Knights of the Bath; and all the triumphs showne in honour of his royall creation.	Middleton, Thomas, d. 1627.	1616 (1616)	STC 17878; ESTC S112680	7,600	26

his Highnesse who out of the goodnesse of his loue gaue the Lord Maior and Aldermen many thankes On Monday following the Lords and Peeres of the Realme being all assembled at White-hall his Highnesse then proceeded in this maner to his Creation First went the Trumpets then the Heralds and Officers of Armes in their rich Coates next followed the Knights of the Bath beeing sixe and twentie in number apparelled in long robes of purple Sattin lined with white Taffata then sir William Segar Knight aliâs Garter principall King of Armes bearing the Letters Patents the Earle of Sussex the Purple Robes the Traine borne by the Earle of Huntington the Sword by the Earle of Rutland the Ring by the Earle of Derby the Rodde by the Earle of Shrewesbury the Cappe and Coronet by the Duke of Lenox Lord Steward his Princely Highnesse supported by the Earles of Suffolke and Nottingham came bare-headed and so entred the great Hall where the King was set in his royall Throane and the whole State of the Realme in their Order the Prince made lowe obeisance to his Maiestie three times and after the third time when hee was come neere to the King hee kneeled downe on a rich Pillow or Cushion whilest sir Ralph Winwood principall Secretarie read his Letters Patents then his Maiestie at the reading of the words of Inuestment put the Robes vpon him and girded on the Sword inuested him with the Rodde and Ring and set the Cappe and Coronet on his head With which Ceremonie the Creation being accomplished the King arose and went vp to Dinner but the Prince with his Lords dined in the Hall and was serued with great State and Magnificence accompanied at his Table with diuers great Lords as the Earle of Suffolke Lord Treasurer the Earle of Arundell Lord Marshall the Earle of Nottingham Lord Admirall the Duke of Lenox Lord Steward the Earle of Penbrooke Lord Chamberlaine the Erles of Shrewsbury Darby Rutland and Sussex the Prince sitting in a Chaire at the vpper end and the rest in distance about foure yards from him one ouer-against another in their degrees all which were those that were employed in seuerall Offices of Honour about his Royall Creation At another Table in the same Rowme on the left hand of the Prince sate the Knights of the Bath all on one side and had likewise great seruice and attendance About the middest of Dinner sir William Segar Knight aliâs Garter principall King of Armes with the rest of the Kings Heralds and Pursuvants of Armes approached the Princes Table and with a lowde and audible voyce proclaimed the Kings Stile in Latine French and English thriee and the Princes in like manner twice then the Trumpets sounding the second Course came in and Dinner done that dayes Solemnitie ceased At night to crowne it with more heroicall honour fortie worthie Gentlemen of the Noble Societies of Innes of Court being tenne of each house euery one appoynted in way of honorable Combate to breake three Staues three Swords and exchange ten blowes apeece whose names for their worthinesse I commend to Fame beganne thus each to encounter other And not to wrong the sacred Antiquitie of anie of the Houses their names are heere set downe in the same order as they were presented to his Maiestie viz. Of the Middle Temple Maister Strowd Maister Izord Grayes Inne Maister Courthop Maister Calton Lincolnes Inne Master Skinner Master Windham Inner Temple Master Crow Master Vernon Middle Temple Master Argent Mast Glascocke Grayes Inne Maister Wadding Maister St-Iohn Lincolnes Inne Master Griffin Master Fletcher Inner Temple Maister Parsons Maister Brocke Middle Temple M. Bentley senior Maister Peere Grayes Inne Maister Selwyn Maister Paston Lincolnes Inne Maester Selwyn Master Clinch Inner Temple Master Chetwood M. Smalman Middle Temple Ma. Bentley iunior Ma. Bridges Grayes Inne Maister Couert Maister Fulkes Lincolnes Inne Maister Iones Maister Googe Inner Temple Maister Wilde Maister Chaue Middle Temple Master Wansted Ma. Goodyeere Grayes Inne Maister Burton Maister Bennet Lincolnes Inne Master Hitchcocke Ma. Neuill Inner Temple Master Littleton Master Treuer On Wednesday the sixt day of Nouember to giue greater lustre and honour to this Triumph and Solemnitie in the presence of the King Queene Prince and Lords foureteene right Honorable and Noble personages whose names heereafter follow graced this dayes Magnificence with Running at the Ring viz. The Duke of Lenox Lord Steward Earle of Penbroke L. Chamberlaine Earle of Rutland Earle of Dorset Earle of Montgomery Vicount Villiers Lord Clifford Lord Walden Lord Mordant Sir Thomas Howard Sir Robert Rich. Sir Gilbert Gerrard Sir William Cauendish Sir Henry Rich. Hauing thus briefly described the manner of his Highnesse Creation with the honourable Seruice shewne to the Solemnitie both by the Lords and Gentlemen of the Innes of Court I should haue set a Period but that the Knights of the Bath being a principall part and ornament of this sacred Triumph I can not passe them ouer without some remembrance therefore thus much out of the Note of Directions from some of the principall Officers of Armos and some obseruation of credite concerning the Order and Ceremonies of the Knighthood The Lords and other that were to receiue the Honourable Order of the Bath repayred on Satterday the second of Nouember to the Parliament house at Westminster and there in the afternoone heard Euening Prayer obseruing no other Ceremonie at that time but onely the Heralds going before them in their ordinarie habites from thence to King Henrie the seauenths Chappell at Westminster there to beginne their warrefare as if they would employ their seruice for God especially from whence after Seruice ended they returned into the Chamber they were to suppe in their supper was prepared all at one Table and all sate vpon one side of the same euery mā hauing an Escutcheon of his Armes placed ouer his head and certaine of the Kings Officers being appoynted to attend them In this manner hauing taken their repast seuerall beds were made ready for their lodging in another rowme hard by after the same manner all on one side their beddes were Pallats with Couerings Testers or Canopies of Red Say but they vsed no Curtaines The Knights in the meane while were withdrawne into the Bathing Chamber which was the next rowme to that which they supped in where for each of them was prouided a seuerall bathing Tubbe which was lined both within and without with white Linnen and couered with Red Say wherein after they haue said their prayers and commended themselues to God they bathe themselues that thereby they might be put in minde to be pure in bodie and soule from thenceforth and after the Bath they betooke themselues to their rest Earely the next morning they were awakened with Musicke and at their vprising inuested in their Hermites habites which was a Gowne of Gray Cloth girded close and a Hoode of the same and a linnen Coife vnderneath and an Hankercher hanging at his girdle cloth Stockings soaled with