bounden, is and our f*id brother the kmg offrante* and oar eldeft fous before mentioned, by obligation and promife and by faith and oath tô each other pledged, to make certain renunciations one to tie tittar. tueurding to the form and tenor of the afore* find article of pea€e# Item, It it agreed, that &e king of France and! ik eldeft ftm thé regent, for them and for their heirrf for cfcff (hall it foon as poflible, and without any double dealing, at the lateft within the feaft of Su VBamA next enfdfig, deliver up md give to the Jàag of England, Ms heirs add fucoaffim, and con* «y 10 them tie honors, royalties, femces, homages» aikgpaftcm» tailhlagea, fiefa, obédience^ adatow* kdgtoents, oaths, rights, feizures, and all manner of jttrifiliûioùfi» both criminal and civil, appeabf ftcsrilfai, lordfhips and fovereignties which appert Étalée, now appertain, or may hereafter appertain to the kings or to the crown of France, or to any pther perfon on account of the king or for the aforefaid crown of France, m whatever time it may have been* in the cities, towns, caftles, fortreffes, iflands, countries and places before named, or in! any one of them* their appurtenances and appen* iages, wherever they may be, whether held by princes, dukes, counts, vifcounts, archbifoops, bU hap*, abbots or other prelates of the church* larônsr knights, nobles or others whomfoevef* without relforve to themfelves, their heirs and ftic* eefioife, or to the amm of France, or to any otheF jterfbm whatever : nor (hall they challenge or de-mand, at any htxm period, any thing of the above £ a from $1 -