Appendix G
Cottonian Mss. Relating to Judicial Duels
| Nero. | D II. | |
| 17. | La form et maniére comment l’appellant et defendant doivent plaider devant le conestable et mareschal. | 252 |
| Vesp. | C XIV. | |
| 234. | The manner how the defendants do answer the Prince’s highness challenge; being a list of names. | 568 |
| 235. | Of Combats in Mr. Garter’s house. May 23, 1601. (a draught) | 569 |
| 236. | The Ordinances that belong in gayging of battayle, made by quarrell, after the constitutions made by King Philip of France. | 570 |
| Faust. | E V. | |
| 2. | Of single Combats. | 4 |
| Tiberius. | E VIII. | |
| 14. | Modus faciendi duellum coram rege (Gallice). | 50b |
| The same under Nero. D VI. | 82 | |
| Vitel. | C IV. | |
| 10. | De certamine singulari coram constabulario et marescallo Angliae (Gallice). | 129 |
| 11. | De officio Marescalli (Lat. et Gal.). | 132b |
| Titus. | C I. | |
| 25. | B. A collection of papers on duels, i.e. lawful combats. | |
| 26. | A brief historical dissertation on duels; by R. Cotton. 1609. | 201 |
| 27. | Seven tracts on the antiquity, use and ceremony of lawful combats in England; by Davies, Whitlock, Holland, Agard and others. | 205 |
| 28. | A challenge for a duel between Henry Inglose, Esq.; and Sir John Tiptoft, Knt, to be fought before the Duke of Bedford, high constable. (Fr.) 1415. | 229 |
| 29. | Five writs relating to combats before the constable and marshal. | 230 |
| 30. | A list of patents relating to the office of marshal; from 27 Edw. III. to Henry VI. | 232 |
| 31. | Ten original instruments, being chiefly royal mandates of Henry VI. several of them signed by him; concerning lists and combats. | 234 |
| 32. | Notes of certain turns to be put in form, and then to be concluded by the whole council, touching the regulation of duels: in the hand-writing of K. James I. | 238b |
| 33. | A treatise on duels, in two books. | 239 |
| 34. | A collection of notes, papers, ＆c., on duels (chiefly French). | 346 |
| 35. | What manner of duels they use in Italy, and why they hold it not fit to answer a challenge. (Ital.) | 370b |
| 36. | Forme di pace fatte da diversi; being compromises of quarrels. | 374 |
| 37. | “Duello foiled,” being a treatise in which the lawfulness of duels is disputed according to the rules of honour and right reason. | 393 |
| 38. | Two papers on measures taken against duels. | 402 |
| 39. | Of a lye; how it ought to be dealt in by an E. marshal. | 404 |
| 40. | Notes on the laws in Spain for preventing single combats. | 407 |
| 41. | Note out of the D. of Bullion’s discourse touching the lye and the blow. | 408 |
| 42. | Three questions proposed to the count d’Angoseiola (banished from Palma and living in Savoy) in matters of duel. (Italian.) | 409 |
| 43. | Placcart des Archiducs contre les defies et duels (printed). Bruxelles. 1610. | 413 |
| 44. | A paper concerning laws against duels. | 416 |
| 48. | De la droit ordannance du gaige de battaille, partout le Royaume de France. | 434 |