The Hebrew phrase for 'praise the Lord!', sung or spoken. …

Mitigation, relief. …

A revolving rule, or index, attached to the back of the astrolabe. …

Law Authorization. …

Law A writ authorizing payment (as of a pension or allowance); writ allocate. …

(a) Falling of the hair; (b) a form of leprosy. …

The name given to the great astronomical treatise of Ptolemy; also applied to other astron. works. …

The star Arcturus. …

A set of astronomical tables. …

A place for storing or safekeeping: (a) a pantry or butlery; a safe for food; also said of the stomach [quot. a1398]; (b) a closet or wardrobe; (c) a cabinet, chest, or strongbox, as for valuables……

(a) Anything given to relieve those in poverty or distress, any charitable gift or offering, alms; an allotment of alms; eten almes, be dependent on alms; gan on almes, liven bi, of almes, live on……

Small circles of the celestial sphere parallel to the horizon, parallels of altitude; on the astrolabe: circles marked on the plate under the rete indicating such parallels. …

A pointer on the rete of the astrolabe. …

Aloe: (a) the tree; (b) the juice or resin of the tree, aloes; (c) med. the drug aloes; aloe caballinum (cicotrine, epatik). …

(a) A covered passageway or walk, as on the rampart or along the parapet of a castle; an arcade, aisle, or promenade; a gallery or balcony; (b) the barrier or railing (of a balcony). …

The star Alphecca, or Gemma (in Corona Borealis). …

See quot. …

The science of measuring altitude. …

Changeable, subject to deterioration. …

Phil., physiol., med., alch.: (a) Change, transformation, transmutation; (b) change for the worse, deterioration; evel alteracioun; ill effect or result; (c) change for the better, amelioration……

(a) Causing or promoting alteration in quality (hot-cold, moist-dry); -- as noun: an 'alterative' medicine; (b) alteratif vertu, the natural faculty of altering 'quality' in the body. …

Phil., physiol., med., alch., astrol. (a) To change, modify, transform; alteren to (sth.); (b) to change for the worse; affect adversely; deteriorate; (c) to change for the better; affect……

Alch. Vaporization, distillation. …

A vessel used in sublimation and distillation, aludel. …

A blend of mercury with another metal, amalgam. …

Stinking camomile Anthemis cotula. …

Amethyst; amatist colour, amatist ston. …

The office or function of an ambassador, diplomatic service or activity; ambassadorial privilege or authority; in (on, of) ambassade, as diplomatic representative or envoy. …

(a) The function or business of a (diplomatic) emissary; in, on ambassadrie, as an emissary or negotiator; (b) a mission, negotiation; (c) emissary, or a group of emissaries. …

(a) A diplomatic emissary of a ruler; an envoy; also, a messenger; (b) fig. messenger. …

Of ulcers: creeping, serpiginous. …

A walkway or passage; ?specifically a church aisle. …

A plant of the genus Ammi; bishop's-weed. …

Winding. …

Crushed hulled wheat; grits, starch. …

(a) Almonds; nutes amigdales; (b) tonsils. …

Permission to move (to another monastery). …

A prince or emir under the Sultan; any Saracen lord or chieftain; also, any heathen ruler or commander. …

A Eucharistic vestment: amice [a linen scarf worn over the head and the shoulders]. …

To remind, urge, or charge (sb.); exhort (to do sth.), encourage; warn (to avoid or not to do), admonish; also, give encouragement, or a warning. …

Love-sickness. …

Amorousness, love. …

(a) Law To alienate (property) in mortmain; -- usu. with to phrase; (b) to hold (property) in mortmain. …

A fabled two-headed snake [see quot.]. …

Ambiguous. …

An ambiguity. …

Bubbly, frothy. …

Pharm. In the same amount. …

Spurge; wartweed. …

The marking nut Semecarpus anacardium; mel anacardi, oleum anacardium, theodoricon anacardin. …

See quot. …

The highest of the four levels of Biblical exegesis; highest or mystical interpretation or meaning. …

Of Biblical exegesis: highest or mystical (interpretation or meaning). …

A disorder regarded as a form of epilepsy [see epilencie]. …

Analogy; correspondence, proportion. …

A form of dropsy; anasarca. …

The science of anatomy; knowledge of the structure and the functioning of the human body in all its parts; grosse anatomie. [See definition in Lanfranc 1/9.] …

To investigate by dissection. …

A keg of a certain size; a liquid measure. …

A bird of prey. …

A maker of icons, etc. …

Hermaphrodite. …

Pyrites. …

(a) A two-edged stiletto or dagger; (b) a spike [see quot.]. …

Aneurism. …

Aneurism. …

(a) To moor or anchor (a boat or float); also fig.; (b) to join closely, as by dove-tail. …

annexed (to), joined (onto), adjoining; connected (with), constituting a part (of). …

(a) Annihilated, destroyed; (b) annulled. …

The anniversary (day) of a person's death, memorial day; the observance of that day; holden, kepen, observen anniversarie. …

A recluse. …

(a) (pol) antartik, the south pole of the heavens or the earth; also, the star marking its position (see south sterre); paralellus antarticus, the antarctic circle; (b) the southern half of the sky or……

Logic & ethics A prior assumption or principle, a premise; antecedent trouth; antecedent ded, a preceding act as causing a later act. …

The antagonist of Christ who was predicted to come before Doomsday, gather a host to fight Christ and his followers, kill Enoch and Elias, devastate the world, and then succumb before Christ. [First……

(a) An antelope or a representation of it, as in a coat of arms; (b) the bearer of such a coat of arms [here Henry IV]; (c) see quot. …

A musical composition based upon a scriptural text, sung in the Church Offices before each psalm and often repeated after the psalm, or after each verse of the psalm [see Karl Young, The Drama of the……

Med. The anthers or the pollen of the rose, used as a stiptic. …

To move (a figure) one place toward the right, i.e. toward the last digit, in the process of multiplication. …

The process of moving numbers to the right in multiplication. …

A theme leading up to the main subject (of a sermon). …

In several words taken from ML, as anti-crist, anti-dotarie, anti-phonere, anti-pope. …

See quot. …

Med. & alch. Antimony. …

A book containing a collection of antiphones [cp. anteme] and, it seems, also other sacred songs; antiphoner noted, an antiphoner with musical notation. …

A pope elected in opposition to one regarded as canonically chosen. …

Of bloodletting: performed on the opposite side. …

Blood-letting performed on the corresponding opposite side of the body. …

By letting blood on the opposite part of the body. …

= antispasis. …

A religious sect [see quot.]. …

To open. …

Med. Capable of opening or dilating (pores, veins, etc.): a medicine causing dilation. …

An emissary (of the Pope) charged with legal matters [see quot.]. …

An adherent of Appolinaris of Laodicea. …

Renunciation, abandonment, violation, or neglect of an established religious faith or one of its doctrines; fallen in apostasie, walken in apostasie. …

One who abandons or renounces an established religion or an article of faith; an apostate; tyrant apostata. …

See quot. …

Swelling, inflammation. …

Swollen, inflamed. …

Inflamed, suppurating. …