172: 'Quando Rex in hostem pergit, si quis edictum eius vocatus remanserit, si ita liber homo est ut habeat socam suam et sacam et cum terra sua possit ire quo voluerit, de omni terra sua cst in misericordia Regis. Cuiuscumque vero alterius domini homo si de hoste remanserit et dominus eius pro eo alium hominem duxerit, 40 sol. domino Suo qui vocatus fuit emendabit. Quod si ex toto nullus pro eo abierit, ipse quidem domino suo 40 sol. dabit, dominus autem eius totidem solidis Regi emendabit.'英文原著 · 《Domesday Book and Beyond》
[459] -- FEYTO DE HUAS MEYAS CANAS. I am doubtful as to the meaning of this. Examination of the mass of ruins now remaining would settle all these points. Stone sculptures were broken up and left. They were not removed. (See also p. 288 below.)
[460] -- Mr. Ferguson has ingeniously emendated Senhor Lopes's reading from YINAGEES POR QUE NAS QUE ESTAO METIDAS TO YMAGEES PEQUENAS QUE, &c ...英文原著 · 《A Forgotten Empire-Vijayanagar》
[14] {kata ta stena}. See "Hell." IV. {kata Tenean}, according to Koppen's emendation.英文原著 · 《Agesilaus》
Schmid, Glossar. s�cen. The word, it would seem, first makes its way into the vocabulary of the law as describing the act of seeking a sanctuary and the protection that a criminal gains by that act. A forged charter of Edgar for Thorney Abbey, Red Book of Thorney, Camb. 4, says that the word is a Danish word -- 'Regi vero pro consensu et eiusdem mercimonii licentia ac pro reatus emendatione quam Dani socne usitato nominant vocabulo, centum dedit splendidissimi auri mancusas.'英文原著 · 《Domesday Book and Beyond》
William I for Ely, Hamilton, Inquisitio, p. xviii.: 'omnes alias forisfacturas quae emendabiles sunt.'英文原著 · 《Domesday Book and Beyond》
32: 'et si quis forisfaciens ibi calumpniatus fuisset, Regi emendabat; si vero non calumpniatus abisset sub eo qui sacam et socam habuisset, ille emendam de reo haberet.' Compare with this the account of Guildford, Ibid.英文原著 · 《Domesday Book and Beyond》