sacke 10/7, 8, 10.
sacke and soc 13/8: see soc.
sacrament 5/3, 111/6 oath.
sadly 41/12, 42/21 strongly.
safe 51/1 reserving.
sake 10/9; sake and soc 9/11: see soc.
salte 47/8.
satisfaccion 15/5.
satisfie 193/19, satisfye 45/35 make payment for.
saue 123/13 excepting.
saying 50/11 statement.
sayntys 137/7.
schall 45/18, 109/26: usual form is shall.
schelyngworth 168/20.
scheperde 189/10.
schereref 80/28.
scheves 108/21, 143/13, 144/8: see sheve.
schewynge 2/5.
schires 84/21: see shires.
schoppe 132/29.
schort 148/26 to shorten.
schredenes 113/26.
schreuys 37/20.
schrewe 180/2 sheriff.
schyres 9/10: see shires.
sclawnder 4/12.
scluse 76/3 sluice.
scripture 119/2, 204/25.
scuage 48/12; scutage 123/13, 124/17, 125/21, 126/13, 163/18; scutages 125/32, 134/9, 151/24.
scute 163/19 knight's fee.
secresten 56/11.
secular (i) not of the church — seculer exaccion 48/13, 102/8; seculer persone 19/5; seculer service 55/9, 100/5; (ii) clerical, but not of the conventual sort, seculer chaplen 103/7; seculer chanons 5/14, 20/7.
secunde best 89/20.
see 68/5.
sege 66/11 siege.
sekenesse 3/18.
selfe 23/24, 81/13.
sellions 68/23.
selynge 119/3 sealing.
seme 87/7, verb, to deem, think; þey seme best 186/15, 193/17; but the impersonal form also occurs semeth beste to þem 144/2, semyeth to þem 44/27.
semely 72/19.
sentencially 89/32, 90/28.
sequestre 38/18.
serges 72/19 wax candles.
seriaunty 53/30, 54/1.
seruice 44/4, 163/29: dues from land to the manor: passim.
seruices and seruages 122/25, 130/15, 175/2.
servyng, parish, see parish.
sesynyng 81/11, 167/23, 198/1.
sete 38/16 seat.
sett 49/20 placed; 50/12 situated.
sette 207/21 to lease.
seuerell 139/10 substv., 139/16 adj.
seutes 53/7: see sutes.
sewte 129/17, read 'fewte' (i.e. fealty).
seyng 57/27.
seyng 150/11 inspection.
shelyngworth 12/2, 94/13.
shepe 24/2, 115/1, etc.
shepe howse 81/24, 178/28.
sheves 75/21: see scheves.
shires, sutes of 37/16 obligations on landowners to attend the meet|ings of the sheriff's court for their shire: shires 34/2, 35/25, 48/27, shyrys 13/10: mentioned fre|quently in the exemption formula of royal charters.
shrefe 33/26, shreve 8/25, 12/22, 31/26, 34/9, 87/23 sheriff.
siȝght 161/4, 198/2: see vywe.
sike 18/30 sick.
silynworth 168/18.
sinodall 67/29: dues to an arch|deacon.
sir 99/2, 136/13, siris 198/19 dominus.
sith 48/14, 128/13 since.
sitting to 63/5.
skele 59/8.
slade li, 130/4.
sloo tree 122/9.
smale tithes 113/9, 144/23, 149/30; small tithis 57/18, 58/20, 144/23, 206/27; smalle tithis 143/14; smale or lasse tithis 145/7.
so that 49/19, 50/16, 70/25 provided that.
soc 10/6, sock and sack 32/20, 35/2, 27, 59/15, sock sack 48/25, 84/22, socke sacke 65/26.
solemne 110/33.
sonnys 61/28; soonys 11/18, 40/29.
sospite 205/18.
sothely 132/30, sothly 89/36.
sowles 96/22.
sowre 106/29 recovered from moult|ing. This is said to be a more cor|rect interpretation than 'russet|tinged', which had been adventured on p. xxv.
