section feesimple and it be to wit that this word inheritance be not only  intend where a man have land or tenement by descent of inheritage but also  every feesimple or tail which a man have by his purchase may be say a  inheritance because his heir may inherit he for in a Writ of right which a man  bring of land that be of his own purchase the Writ shall say how proclaim be  law heir to sew and so shall it be say in diverse other writ which a man or  woman bring of his own purchase as appear by the register and it be to wit  this kind of speer be use twice in this chapter and oftentimes by our author  in all his three book and ever teach we some rule of law or general or sure  lead point as you shall perceive by read and observe of the same which for the  ease of the studious reader I have observe how proclaim be law heir to sew a  here our author declare the right signification of this word inheritance and  true it be that in the Writ of right patent c when dominus to let go back  senate to sew the word of the Writ be how proclaim be law heir to sew and in  the praecipe in capite in a who in vita b when the defendant claim by purchase  the Writ be how proclaim be law heir to sew and with Littleton agree the  register fol and the book in Edward against sudden opinion Henry Henry Henry  pl come Wimbethes case and yet in Henry which be the book of the great weight  sir William Thirning chief justice of the common bench as it seem doubt of it  go into the chancery to inquire of the chancery man the from of the Writ in  that case and they say that the from be both the one way and the other so as  thereby the opinion of Littleton be confirm and the book in Edward fol.30.is  notable for there in a action of waste the plaintiff suppose that the  defendant do hold de heir to sew and it be rule that albeit the plaintiff  purchase the reversion yet the Writ shall serve and there it be say it have be  see that in a who in vita the Writ be which the demandant claim as her right  and inheritance when it be her purchase and so this point wherein there may  seem some contrariety in book be manifest clear but in the statute of west cap  de heir wife by construction of the whole statute be take only for the wife  inheritance by descent and not by purchase as appear in Edward title quare imp  Henry f n b b there be some that have a inheritance c and have it neither by  descent nor proper by purchase but by creation as when the king do create any  man a duke a marquis earl viscount or baron to he and his heir or to the heir  male of his body c he have a inheritance therein by creation a man may have a  inheritance in title of nobility and dignity three manner of way that be to  say by creation by descent and by prescription by creation two manner of  ordinary way for I will not speak of a creation by a parliament by Writ and by  letter patent creation by Writ be the ancient way and here it be to be observe  that a man shall gain a inheritance by Writ king Richard the second create  John beauchamp de Holte baron of Kedermister by his letter patent bear date  the of October year  royal power Himself two before who there be never any  baron create by letter patent but by Writ and it be to be observe that if he  be general call by Writ to the parliament he have a feesimple in the barony  without any word of inheritance but if he be create by letter patent the state  of inheritance must be limit by apt word or else the grant be void if a man be  call by Writ to the parliament and the Writ be deliver unto he and he die  before he come and sit in parliament whether he be a baron or no and it be to  be answer that he be no baron for the direction and delivery of the Writ to he  make not he noble for the better understanding whereof it be to be know that  the word of the Writ in that case be king c e b de d chevalier health because  de advisamento assent council our men  pro a certain steep place roll up pain  position a defending royal power our men  England c concernentibus a certain  parliament nostrum at community Westminster a october neighbor going to be  tender  ordinavim ibidem thou come to bear before great man nobles  speech  royal power our men  colloquium to have treaty thou in faith allegiance who we  to hold really injungend mandamus quoth to look at closely speaker a business  steepness danger to project over to be remiss excusation wherever speech die  loco of to place between we come to bear before great man nobles   say in addition to super speech pain to draw violently your a council impensur  c and this Writ have no operation or effect until he sit in parliament and  thereby his blood be ennoble to he and his heir lineal and thereupon a baron  be call a peer of parliament d and if issue be join in any action whether he  be a baron c or no it shall not be try by jury but by the record of parliament  which can not appear unless he be of the parliament therefore a duke earl c of  another kingdom be not to be sue by those name here for that they be not peer  of our parliament and albeit the creation by Writ be the ancient yet the  creation by letter patent be the sure for he may be sufficient create by  letter patent and make noble albeit he never sit in parliament e and it be to  be observe that nobility may be grant for term of life by act in law without  any actual creation as if a duke take a wife by the intermarriage she be a  duchess in law and so of a marquis a earl and the rest and in some other case  and there be a diversity between a woman that be noble by descent and a woman  that be noble by marriage f for if a woman that be noble by descent marry one  that be under the degree of nobility yet remain noble still but if she gain it  by marriage she lose it if she marry under the degree of nobility and so be  the rule to be understand si mulier nobles  to veil oneself unknown  to leave off be nobles  g but if a duchess by marriage marry a baron of the  realm she remain a duchess and lose not her name because her husband be noble  c de the other and as a estate for life may be gain by marriage so may the  king create either man or woman noble for life h but not for year because then  it may go to executor or administrator the true division of person be that  every man be either of nobility that be a lord of parliament of the upper  house or under the degree of nobility among the Commons as knight esquire  citizen and burgess of the low house of parliament common call house of  Commons and he that be not of the nobility be by intendment of law among the  Commons as appear by the register which book in the statute of west can be  call Registrumde cancellar because it contain the from of writ at the  commonlaw that issue out of the chancery tanquam ex officina justiciae there  be a register of original writ and a register of judicial writ but when it be  speak general of the register it be mean of the register original for the  antiquity and excellency of this book see in my preface to the eight part of  my commentary this excellent book our author vouch diverse time in these book  and so do he diverse other authority in law of several kind but with this  observation that he cite no authority but when the case be rare or may seem  doubtful which appear in this that he put no case in all his three book but  have warrant of good authority in law for he know well the rule that  transparent true non are to make good and the like observation its make of  justice Firzherbert in his book of nature narrow places  that he never cite  authority but when the case be rare or be doubtful to he the authority which  our author have cite in his three book I have collect