Appendix F
Harleian Mss. Catalogue of Documents Relating to Judicial Duels
| Vol. | Page | Cod. | Art. | | |
| I. | 249 | 424 | 13. | | Treatises on Duels. |
| I. | 492 | 980 | 134. |
| III. | 122 | 4176 | 2 et 4 |
| | | et seq. |
| III. | 332 | 6149 | 19. |
| I. | 490 | 980 | 36. | | Instances of Trial by Duel. |
| III. | 319 | 6069 | 66-67. | | Tracts on Single Combats. |
| III. | 505 | 7021> | 22. |
| I. | 490 | 980 | 46. | | Instances of Trial. |
| III. | 322 | 6079 | 36. | | Between Dukes of Hereford and Norfolk. |
| III. | 370 | 6495 | 1. | | Mr. Dan, Archdeacon and Francis Mowbray. |
| III. | 122 | 4176 | 2. | | James Whitlock. Discourses on Combats in England. |
| EXTRACTS | |
| I. | 249 | 424 | 13. | The Way of Duells before the King; with the Office of the Constable and Earl-Marshal, ＆c. upon such occasions. | 42 |
| I. | 490 | 980 | 36. | Instances of Trials in England by Ordeal ＆ Duel. | ibid. |
| I. | 491 | 980 | 46. | What happened to Sir Nicholas de Segrave, anno. 32 Edw. I. who being accused of Treason, offered to justifie himself by Duel; and afterward went over the Sea (without License) to fight with his enemy. | ibid. |
| I. | 492 | 980 | 134. | Of legal duels, or Combats. | 128 |
| III. | 122 | 4176 | 2. | Of the antiquity, use and ceremony of Combats in England: by James Whitlock, ＆c. | 12 |
| III. | 122 | 4176 | 4. | Concerning Duells in Spaine. | 37 |
| III. | 319 | 6069 | 66. | Du Combat appelle Buhort. | 113 |
| III. | 319 | 6069 | 67. | Du Combat appelle Bas ou Barriers. | ib. |
| III. | 322 | 6079 | 36. | A Combat between D. of Hereford ＆ Tho. Mowbray first D. of Norfolk, ＆ Marshal of England. | 29 |
| III. | 332 | 6149 | 19. | De Duellis. | 164b |
| III. | 370 | 6495 | 1. | A Tract with this title, “A tru report of sundry memorable Accidents befalling Mr. Daniel Archdeacon, before and after the Combat appointed betweene him ＆ Francis Moubray. Written first in French, by a faythfull frynd of Mr. Daniel Archdeacon, and sent to another frynd of theirs, and since translated in English by a faythfull frynd to him ＆ to that honest cause.” 26 leaves. At the end are some Anagrams ＆ Acrostics in French, on the name of Daniel Archdeacon and a table of the contents of the tract. | |
| III. | 505 | 7021 | 22. | A Catalogue of such Combats as have been anciently granted by the Kings of England. | |