[1] Matt. Paris. The ordinãce for the assise of bread.About the same time the king caused a proclama|tion to be published for the lawfull assise of bread to be made by the bakers, vpon paine to be puni|shed by the pillorie: which assise was approoued and assessed by the baker of Geffrey Fitz Peter, lord chéefe iustice of England, and by the baker of Robert de Tuinham. So that the baker might sell and gaine in euerie quarter three pence, besides the bran, and two loaues for the heater of the ouen, and for foure seruants foure halfepence, for two boies a farthing, for allowance in salt an halfepenie, yest an halfe|penie, for candell a farthing, for fewell thrée pence, and for a bulter an halfepenie. And this was the rate.