The crown estate of Treola
Invenimus in Treola fisco dominico casam dominicatem ex lapide optime
factam cameras II cum totidem caminatis, porticum I, cellarium I, torcolarium
I, mansiones virorum ex ligno factas III, solarium cum pisile
I; alia tecta ex maceria III, spicarium I, scuras II, curtem muro
circumdatam cum porta ex lapide facta. . . .[95]
We found on the crown estate of Treola the royal mansion built
excellently in stone, two chambers with the same number of heatable
rooms, one porch, one cellar, one press-shed, three houses for
men, built in timber, a solar with one heatable room, three other
houses [literally, "roofs"] in masonry, one granary, two barns,
the yard surrounded with a wall and [provided] with a stone-built
gate. . . .
