A Tous ceux qui ces…
The ruling of the Royal Court on the case of a tradesman Jacques Warré against his brothers Jean, Anthoine and Louis Warré, concerning the parental bequest.

Authenticity
Copy.
Place and date of issue
Unknown.
Original document – March 12, 1640.
Seal
The document has not been sealed.
Signed by
Lefebure(?), bailiff;
the other two signatures are illegible.
Language
French.
Illumination
None.
Material
Parchment and ink.
Dimensions
Single sheet format: 29.3 x 14 cm.
Text: 28.2 x 10.1 cm.

André Turssan conseiller du Roy son juge en chef…
The decision of the judge of Maubourguet court André Turssan in the case of a merchant Jean Pascau against a farmer Guilhaume Lezian along with notifications by the judge Pierre Laffite and the court secretary Lamothe concerning debt payment for a land rent.

Authenticity
Copy.
Place and date of issue
~ 1737.
Original document – Maubourguet, February 25, 1737.
Seal
A fragment (4.7 cm) of stamp of Auch financial district in Indian ink at the top of the first page.
Signed by
Lamothe, court secretary; 
Pierre Laffite, royal judge;
Douyau, court official.
Language
French.
Illumination
None.
Materials
Parchment and ink.
Dimensions
2 leaves: 26 x 20 cm.
Text: 24.3 x 17.5 cm.

Ego Infrascriptus Liceentiatus Theologus,..
A certificate, issued by a professor of philosophy Guillaume of the Collegium of Sorbonne, notifies of the right to wear a priest's hat, awarded to a cleric from Toulouse Josephus Dumesnil.

Authenticity
Original.
Place and date of issue
Paris, 10 October, 1739.
Seals
A fragment (2.1 x 2.5 cm) of an attached seal of the Collegium of Sorbonne(?)  (oval, 2.1 x 3 cm) with a fragment of paper cover (4.4 x 3 cm) is affixed to the document by a parchment band (1 slit for the band is 1.5 cm, parchment fold-up is 1 cm).
Signed by
Guillaume, professor of philosophy of the Collegium of Sorbonne.
Language
Latin; a note on the reverse is in Italian.
Illumination
None.
Materials
Parchment, ink and paper.
Dimensions
Single sheet format: 22.8 x 15.1 + 1 cm.
Text: 19.5 x 12 cm.

UNIVERSIS præſentes Literas inſpecturis...
The diploma of the University of Paris certifies that a cleric Josephus Dumesnil was awarded a Master of Arts degree on August 11, 1739.

Authenticity
Original.
Place and date of issue
Paris, August 12, 1739.
Seals
An attached seal has not remained (1 slit for the band is 2 cm, parchment fold-up is 2.2 cm). The stamp of the University of Paris(?) stands above the text. 
Signed by
N.Piat(?), rector of the University of Paris.
Language
Latin, a note on the reverse is in Italian.
Illumination
None.
Materials
Parchment, ink and paint.
Dimensions
Single sheet format: 38.5 x 18 + 2.2 cm.
Text: 20.1 x 9 cm.