Latin Will 1503-7 pounds sterling

[Zacktyr]

Hi,

I'm attaching a snippet from a Will that I have largely completed.  However, I have this snippet and one other (that I'll post separately) that I cannot clearly see the words and all of my dictionaries are failing me.  If anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated.

[Bookbox]

... et sex cocleria argent(ea) q(uo)d huic in vadia

pro septem libris de Will(el)mo Brenschet* gen(er)oso si dic(t)us Will(el)m(us) Will(el)mus Brenschet* vult clama(r)

dictu(m) vadiu(m) solvat dict(e) Margarete septe(m) libras st(er)lying(as) ...

... and six silver spoons, as pledges/security to him/her for seven pounds from William Brenschet,* gentleman; if the said William William** Brenschet* wishes to claim the said pledge, he should pay seven pounds sterling to the said Margaret ...

     * - could be Breuschet
     ** - written twice in error?

(It’s hard to grasp the full sense without the first part of the sentence, which would give it some context.)

[Zacktyr]

Bookbox, you are simply brilliant!  You've cracked it.  I couldn't see the q before the d so I was reading it as id or 1 denarius.  Likewise, I was reading 'huic' as 'hunc' and I couldn't clearly see the word 'clama'.  So, anything I tried resulted in utter nonsense. 

Thank you so much.