Note 529 — Chapter XI · FOLCLAND. BÓCLAND. LǼNLAND.
Reading edition
This seems the readiest way of accounting for the right of common enjoyed by the king, ealdorman and geréfa, in nearly every part of England; which right they could alienate to others. For the king’s common of pasture, etc. see Cod. Dipl. Nos. 86, 119, 276, 288, etc.