Saxons was greatlie decaied in diuerse parts of Britaine, and this chanced in the daies of the emperour Theodosius the yoonger.
The king to settle the state of the countrie of Gascoigne in better order, tarried there all the winter, and repared certeine decaied townes and castels.
Moreouer in this yeare, king Henrie caused the walles of the citie of London, which were soredecaied and destitute of turrets, to be repared in more seemelie wise than before they had beene, at the common charges of the citie.
They prouided also for the honest decaied housholder, that he should be relieued at home at his house, and in the parish where he dwelled, by a weekelie reliefe and pension.
Thus through the great mercie of God, peace was restored vnto the decaied state of this relme of England.
Herewith the regent much mooued, prepared for warre after six moneths the truce had beene taken: and so the warre againe was renewed.
Manie of the high estates, not liking the world, and disalowing the dooings both of the king and his councell, were faine inough of some alteration.
He repaired the Saxons schoole, which Offa king of Mercia had sometime founded in that citie, and latelie had béene sore decaied by fire.
Certes it hath generallie decaied about Saffron Walden since the said time, vntill now of late within these two yeares, that men began againe to plant and renew the same, because of the great commoditie.
Saxons schoole, which Offa king of Mercia had sometime founded in that citie, and latelie had béene sore decaied by fire.
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