bokebynder 49/16, 50/24.
boldenes 111/32, boldenysse 68/14.
bondage 10/18 status of serfdom.
bondage 44/4, 45/27, bondages 124/37 services due to a manor by lands held of it by serf-tenure.
bondes 37/24, 58/12, 137/21, boun|dis 48/30 physical limits.
bondis 39/27 membership.
bondis 138/23, boundes 161/8, boundis 139/7, 142/13, bownde 142/20 boundary-marks.
bondis 44/5, bondys 86/21 imprison|ment.
bondeholde 146/4 villenagium, land held by servile tenure.
bonde men 10/13, 164/29.
bonde woman 110/26.
bonnys 17/13 kindness.
boor xlviii.
borow lvii.
borowgh 44/16 surety.
borys 64/23.
boundis see bondes.
breche lvii, 82/23.
brede 64/22, 186/12 breadth.
brefe 81/1, 203/19, breve 80/26 writ from a king's court of law.
breke xxx, 145/1, past part broken.
breke 111/31 disobey.
bretherhede 129/20.
breve see brefe.
breyne 191/2.
bridale 3/4 wedding.
brigge 142/27, brigges 49/21, brugge 49/18, brygge 49/16.
broder 29/28 of kindred.
brodur 38/8 of a monk; brethren 88/19, brethryn 30/1.
broke lvii, 190/23 brook.
brugable 65 note 5.
brynge 183/26 for brynke.
brynke 76/9 river-bank.
brynkes 39/27 membership.
brygge see brigge.
burbabull 65/16.
burdon 56/14, burdons 97/21, 112/20, 125/30.
burgesis 69/12.
burgeys 50/8 member of Parliament.
bury: i-beried 164/26, put in grave; i-beried 113/25 forgotten.
but 38/18, 44/6 except: in constant use.
but 10/3 if not.
butte 82/2, buttes 55/6, 68/23.
by 11/20 beside.
by case 111/4 by chance.
by cause of 18/29; by cawse of 50/1.
by name 142/1.
by thre dayes 118/17.
byde 46/15 abide.
byhete 207/4 promised.
byhotyng 145/1 promising.
by hynde 163/3 in arrears.
bying 147/13.
bynethe 50/25.
byside 181/25.
bytwene 40/24.
byȝonde 118/21, 122/3.
call=to invoke: i-called 63/4.
callyd agayne 10/21: legally con|strained to appear again.
calues 91/20, caluys 92/6.
capeleyne 15/20.
cardinalle 109/3.
cariages 175/3 obligation to do cart|work for the manor.
carnall 10/24.
caruke xxix, 8/13.
case happenyng 105/21 accident.
cauillacion 56/13 legal quibble.
cense 162/27 yearly rent.
censure of the Church 56/18, Church censure 90/31, excommuni|cation, 212.
certeyne 75/6, 152/5 some (indefi|nite pronoun).
certeyne 56/12, 118/23 legally ap|pointed.
certeyne 201/16 indisputable.
certificatorie 200/21.
chaffe 144/5.
chalenge 74/26 to claim as a legal right: see axe.
chalenges 48/14; chalanges 49/2.
chapeleyne 12/3; chaplen 103/7: see capeleyne.
chapter—constant spelling chapiter—a formal meeting of clerics:
- (a) of a rural deanery 109, 112/17.
- (b) of the dean and canons of a cathedral, e.g. of Lincoln 41/21, 112/8: seele of the chapiter 42/28.
- (c) of the head and brethren of a monastery, e.g. of Oseney 70/13, 173/9, etc.: seale of the chapiter 119/4.
charchis 119/12, onera.
charge 42/21 to order.
charges 125/30 onera.
charity of the house, a floating balance in the hands of a monastery accruing from benefactions not