View source for Source:Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 36 Ed. III.)

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|transcription=<center>''Salvi conductus pro quibusdam Scotis.''</center>

Thomas Som&#x035B;vyll de Scotia miles h&#x334;et l&#xf00b;ras R&#x338; de conductu
veniendo ꝑegre usq&#x0303; civitatem nr&#x0303;am Cantuar' cū tribʒ equitibʒ
in eadem civitate ex causa p&#x035B;dta morando & ad ppria redeundo
usg ad festu Pentecostes px futur’ duratur’ In cujꝰ &c.
:T. R. apud Westm’ quarto die Nov'. 
<div style="text-align:right;">Ꝑ ip&#x0303;m regē.</div>

Cons&#x0304; l&#xf00b;ras R&#x338; de conductu h&#x334;et Joh&#x334;es de Roos de Scotia veniendo 
de ptibʒ illis usq&#x0303; London’ cū duobʒ equitibʒ ad loquend’
cū Godefr&#x0303;o fr&#x0303;e suo & ad p&#x0303;pria redeundo p̱ idem tempus
duratur’.
:T. ut sª.
<div style="text-align:right;">Ꝑ ip&#x0303;m regē.</div>









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|translation=<center>''Salvi conducted for some Scots.''</center>
Thomas Som͛vyll of Scotland, a knight, has the King for a conduct coming from the same city to the city of Canterbury with three horses, staying in the same city for a reason and returning to his own house until the feast of Pentecost, which will last for the future.

T. R. at Westminster on the fourth day of November.
I am the king.

With the King for a conduct having John de Roos of Scotland coming from his own house to London with two horses to speak with his brother Godfrey and returning to his own house for the same time.

T. as it is.
I am the king.
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|document_type=Safe conduct
|date=4 November 1362
|person_page=John de Ros, 1st of Halkhead;Godfrey de Ros, son of Sir Godfrey de Ros, Sheriff of Ayr;Ross of Halkhead
|family_page=Ros of Tarbet
|related_topic=Timeline of de Ros families
|timeline=4 November 1362 - With the King for a conduct having [[John de Ros, 1st of Halkhead|John de Roos]] of [[Scotland]] coming from his own house to London with two horses to speak with his [[Godfrey de Ros, son of Sir Godfrey de Ros, Sheriff of Ayr|brother Godfrey]] and returning to his own house for the same time.
|citation=[[#CITEREFMacphersonCaleyIllingworth1814|Macpherson, Caley & Illingworth 1814]], p. [https://archive.org/details/RotuliScotiaeVolume1/page/866/mode/1up 866].
|citation_name=Rotuli Scotiae vol. 1 p. 866
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