And the king doth out of hisrentes pay all these ordinarie souldiers, and that with great liberalitie.
These haue great rentes giuen them by the king for the sustayning of themselues and their suruants.
Of all tributes and rentes belonging vnto the king, and of all the orders of his royall pallace, and of his ordinarie pensions that hee giueth, and the names of all officers in his house, and how far euery office doth extend.
All their conuents hath great rentes in general; part giuen them by the king, and part of charitie, giuen them in those cities or townes whereas they haue their houses, the which are many and verie huge.
The cens et renteswere paid each year on St Martin's Day, early in November.
The seigneur had the right to say whether he wanted hisrentes in money or in kind, and he naturally chose the former when prices were low and the latter when prices were high.
The cens et rentes made up the only payment which the seigneur received each year, but there was another which became due at intervals.
A tax was put upon meat and bread sold in shops; supplies from without had all but ceased; Rentes were down to 54.
And that ye farther suffer the officers appoynted by thesayd Busshop to resceyve aswell the next rent due at the Fest of thannunciacion of our lady last past as all other rentes due sithe that tyme.
My yerly rentes be now so smalle that I am skarsly able to fynde my pore quere kepar to light a wax cãdle before me.
In good faythe I wold be content to be namyde a Camelle, if I myght spende yerely the rentes and reuennes of an abbot.
Colophon] ¶ Imprinted at London by Roberte | Crowley, dwellyng in Elye rentes | in Holburne.
Plesith it your maisterschip to witte that I have been at Burnewyll in Nacton to receyve the rentes and fermys of the tenauntes.
Item for the provostes expences in receyvyng the Rentes and surveyeng the landes by yere x li.
Item in exspences yerely in surveynge the landes and receyvinge | the Rentes xx li.
Ah, that is not enough, I fear, since theRentes have fallen so low.
The Renteshave risen already since the Occupation from forty-five to seventy.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rentes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
