1616 Probate Gloucestershire - need help deciphering handwriting

[Zacktyr]

Hello,

I am attaching the probate clause from a Will of 1616 for a person who lived in Minchinhampton.  The Executrix named in the Will was Johane Barnefield.  The penmanship of this clerk is very challenging and I need help in getting this transliterated.  I can translate once I know what is written in Latin.  I have highlighted the sections in yellow that I cannot decipher.  Any help is greatly appreciated.

I should add that the name "Barnefielde" that appears at the beginning of the penultimate line can be ignored as it is part of the Testator's signature.

[Zacktyr]

Hello,

I've had some insight added to several of the passages in the probate grant, above.  To save other Rootschatters some time and energy I'm posting this update, which includes what I had already determined together with the new insight added.  I have shown the portions that I am missing in bolded orange.

Probatu(m) fuit h(uius)mo(d)i testamentu(m) apud ........  [word cut off]
vicesimo sept die octobris 1616 coram JOH(ANNIS}
SEMAN legu(m) d(o)ct(o)re No(ta)ri(o) pub(lico)  [unreadable due to handwriting]
Glous Eps vicario in sp(ec)ialib(us) gen(er)ali et
p(er) ....... approbatu(m) et insinuate comissaq(ue)
fuit et est Ad......?  ..... Executrici etc
..... prius iurat

I am open to any additions and improvements anyone can provide.

Thank you.

[Bookbox]

Probatu(m) fuit h(uius)mo(d)i testamentu(m) apud Glouc’
vicesimo sept(imo) die octobris 1616 coram J(o)h(ann)e
Seman legu(m) d(o)ct(o)re R(everen)di p(at)ris Milonis
Glouc’ Ep(iscop)i Vicario in sp(ec)ialib(us) gen(er)ali &c Et
p(er) eu(m) approbatu(m) et insinuatu(m) com(m)issaq(ue)
fuit et est Ad(ministracio) &c Executrici &c
debite prius Jurat(e)

Notes
The above taken from the Ancestry copy, which is clearer and is complete on the right-hand side.
John Seman (also Seaman) was Vicar-General to the Bishop of Gloucester, who was then Miles Smith.

[Zacktyr]

Hi, Bookbox,

Thank you so much for taking the time to read, correct and complete this probate clause for me.  I really appreciate your knowledge and willingness to be of such a great help and service.

I never thought to check to see if this Will was on Ancestry - a tip I shall remember in future.