36i THE OBSEQUIES OF QUEEN KATHARINE OF AERAGON buried, the corps must be covd w' a pall of black riclie cloth of gold devided w' a crosse of white cloth of gold and uppou the same a cast or putted yraage of a priucesse apparaillcd iu her robes of estate w' a coronall u])pon her hedd iu her heare, w' riug(;', gloves aud juellf uppou her haudes, the charet must be framed like a cauapye, fom-e scjuare coved w^ black velvat w' a crosse of white cloth of gold, the trappers of the horses to drawe the same and all other apparail touching that charet to be coved w^ black velvat, there must be vj horses trapped as afore is said, to di-awe the same, ou evy cude of the charet uppou the coffers there must kuele a geutlemau huissher all the wave, ou the fore horse aud the thill horse ij charet men iu black cotes av^ hodes uppou their heddf, ou thother iiij horses iiij heuxmen in moruyug gownes and hodes, evy horse to have iiij scochious of prince Arthures amies and hers beten in oyle iippou tukc w^ fyne gold, aud upon evy horse hed a chaliVou of hir arnies, aud by evy horse there must a gentleman goo on fote in gownes and hodes. Item tappointe iiij gentlemen to here at iiij corners of the charet iiij bfincrs of her armes, aud other iiij baners of saynt(' to be borne by iiij olHcers of armes in the kiugt' cotes, all the horses that shall doo s'vice aboute the charet to be trapped iu black to the pastei'ues, aud their trappers also to be garnished w' scochious aud ehaffrons of amies. Item the chief moruer on horseback her horse trapped in black velvat to folowe Imediatly the corps, after her eight ladyes on palfreys trapped iu black cloth, they to ride a lone iu their mautellf and sloppes, evy liorse to be led by a man on fote iu a demye black gowne w'out cajjpe or hode. Item after them must folowe a secoude charet coved w' black cloth, draweu w^ vj horses trapped in like manor, in the whiche charet their must he iiij ladyes, and after this charet must ride vij ladyes oou folowing an otluM'. Item after them nuist folowe a thirde ehayre draweu aud apparailed in evy poiute like the secoude charet w' vij ladyes or geutlewonusu folcjwing, the sani charet to be full of ladyes or gentlewomen. Item their must he pNidcd imllcs of cloth ol" gold ol' baudekyu to be (jllVi-d by the princii)al mom(;rs, that is to saye, for evy duchcsse iij, for evy couutesse ij, and for evy haronessc oon. The I'ayntcrs cl.ardgc. First iiij haniurs of aayntf e?y of them ol' a ycrdc and iij rjrters scpian; (jf doubji! sarc(;uet betcu w' oylc and fyne gold w' a scochion of arnics on evy bancr, j. of Hie trinytie, an other of saynt (Jcorgc, the thirdc oi" o' lady, the iii]"' of saynt (v'athcryne. item fonrc IjaniK r rollcs of cv armes to be borne; abontc; ilio ehayre evy oon an cllr long w' Hm ii- sisc, the same to be liUewisc
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