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1. I wyl ye know also, As ierom & damascen do testifye, The custome of scriputre not vsyth..Of wymmen to wryte the genealogye.
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testifien
v.
2. Henden damask til burgt oba, Abram hem folwede and wrogte woa.
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wo
n.
3. [I]n feld damaske adam was mad, And ðeðen fer on londe sad.
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sheden
v.
4. [I]n feld damaske adam was mad.
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feld
n.
5. Henden damask til burgt oba Abram hem folwede, and wrogte woa.
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til
prep.
6. At damaske is ðe ðridde stede, Quer abram is bigging dede.
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damask
n.
7. An oðer alter abram seli Made..At damaske is ðe ðridde stede, Quer abram is bigging dede.
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bigginge
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8. Lo Adam, in the feeld of Damyssene, With goddes owene fynger wroght was he.
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damascene
adj. as n.
9. [1 yard of narrow] damaske [ribbon].
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damask
n.
10. The hed of Sirie Damasch, and the hed of Damasch Rasyn.
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hed
n.(1)
11. Loo damasch shal cese to ben a cite..þer shal ben laft in it as þe braunch of a cluster, & as þe shaking out [WB(2): schakyng doun; L excussio] of þe oile berie os of two or of þre olyues in þe cop of þe braunche.
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shaking, shakinge
ger.
12. To alle þat dwelten in Cicilie & damasch & Lyban…nabugodonosor…sente messageres, þe whiche alle with o wil wiþseiden, & þei senten hem aȝeen voide & withoute wrshipe casten awei.
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void, voide
adj.
13. Damasch shal cesen to ben a cite, and it shal be as an hypil [L acervus] of stones in falling.
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hipel
n.
14. King Achas offrede to þe goddis of damasc, slayn sacrifises to his smijteres [L percussoribus].
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15. Whanne he hadde seen the auter of Damasc, kyng Achaz sente to Vrias, the prest, the exsaumpler of it, and the licnesse.
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exaumplere
n.
16. He cam doun in to þe feldis of damasch in þe daȝes of rep [WB(2): ripe corn; vr. corn, that is, in haruest].
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ripe
n.(1)
17. Cyre damascen cam ouer þat he ȝeeue helpe to Adadeser, king of Soba.
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yeven
v.
18. Þe remnaunt forsoþe of þe woordis of Jeroboam..how he restorede damasc..wheþer not þese ben writen in þe booc.
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restoren
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19. Losid atwynne is Damasch, turned is in to fliȝt.
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flight
n.(1)
20. The tour of Liban that beholdith [L respicit] aȝen Damasch.
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21. Saul..cam nyȝ to the princes of prestis and axide of him epistlis into Damaske, to synagogis.
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22. Saul..confoundide the Jewis that dwelliden at Damask.
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confounden
v.
23. The cite of Damascenys [L civitatem Damascenorum].
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damascene
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24. I..wente to Damask, that I schulde brynge fro thennis bounden into Jerusalem, that thei schulden ben peyned [L punirentur].
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peinen
v.
25. And whanne he made iourney [L iter faceret], it befel that he cam nyȝ to Damaske.
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journei
n.
26. Paule..wente into Arabia and tornede þennes aȝe in to Damascus, and made [Higd.(2): makenge; L fecit] þre yeres.
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maken
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27. Damascus is to menynge schedynge [L fundens] blood, for þere Caym slowh Abel.
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sheding, shedinge
ger.
28. Benette þe tenþe, pope after Gregory..was deposed..and Clement þe secounde i-ordeyned, þe whiche of oo ȝere in dede succedid..Damasus þe secounde, and he was two monþes, whiche in dede succedid Leo þe nynþe.
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succeden
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29. Damasus..ordeyned..þat..psalmes schulde be seide in queor, so þat þe oon vers schulde be i-seide in þe oon side and þe oþer vers in þe oþer side, and þat Gloria patri schulde be i-seide at þe psalmes ende.
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iseien
v.
30. Damasus..wroot vers uppon tombes þat he fonde of holy seyntes.
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tomb, tombe
n.
31. Rasyn, kyng of Damascus, helpe awey þe tenþe lynage [L decem tribubus] of Israel aȝenst the kyng [vr. kynges] of Iuda.
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tenth, tenthe
num.
32. Tres albe cum duabus stolis et tribus manipulis de nobili panno aureo de damask.
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damask
n.
33. Amorwe þei..come to a Forest with floures ful feire, þat was called Argos, þat þe kyng ouȝte in þe lond of damas.
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forest
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34. In þe lond of damas, þe cuntre was dere.
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dere
adj.(1)
35. Þer weore growyng so grene Þe Date wiþ þe Damesene.
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damascene
adj. as n.
36. Pur j paire de poynettes enbroudes de hoppes et pur j bende de hoppes a le goune verd de damask.
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hoppe
n.(2)
37. [A red] pilche ribbonet [with] damask.
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ribaned
ppl.
38. Alabastre is a white stoone wiþ strakes of diuers colours; of suche stone þe oynement boxe þat þe gospel speikeþ of was ymade;..and þat stone þat bredeþ aboute thebe and Damascus is more white þan oþer, but þe beste comeþ oute of ynde..it is y seyde þat þis stone helpeth to wynne victorie and maystrye.
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alabastre
n.
39. Damascenus spekiþ oþirwise of stupor and seiþ þat stupor is wondringe of a newe þinge, et cetera.
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wondring, wondringe
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40. Auctours spekiþ diuersliche of liȝt..wheþir it be in substaunce oþir accident..damascen seiþ þat liȝt haþ no substance of his owne.
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substaunce
n.
41. Liȝt is no body nouþer stremynge [L defluxum] out of a body, and damascen seiþ þat liȝt haþ no substance of his owne.
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streminge
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42. By þe cours and passyng [of rivers]…þe gardyns of damask beeþ y-wattered and ymoystede and y-made plenteuouse.
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watren
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43. Alabastre is a white stoon wiþ strakes of divers colours…and þat stone þat bredeþ aboute thebe and Damascus is more white þan oþer.
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whit
adj.
44. Damascenus seiþ þat aungelis beþ liȝtes intellectual, hauynge liȝt of þe firste liȝt.
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intellectual
adj.
45. Oonliche of þis tree [the Damascus plum] droppeth and comeþ glewe and fast gomme [L gummi glutinosum et compactum].
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gleu
n.
46. John Damas comprehendiþ al þese distinctiouns vndir on general discripcioun & seiþ þat a soule is a substaunce lyuynge symple & bodiles in his oune kinde.
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descripcioun
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47. Plum tree hatte Prunus..and of þat tre is many maner of kynde; but the damacene is þe beste, þat comeþ out of Damask.
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damascene
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48. Other ryuers..renneþ and passeth by damask, and by þe cours and passyng oþer of [?read: þer of] þe gardyns of damask beeþ y-wattered.
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passing, passinge
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49. Thus..Damasceum..is..fatte and gleymy..and sowdeþ and byndeþ and gleweþ [L consolidandi et constingendi et conglutinandi], and refreyneþ & stynteþ mightiliche by vertue of þe gomme þer of teres and rennynge humours þat renneþ dounward fro þe heede.
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gleuen
v.(2)
50. Other ryuers..renneþ and passeth by [L fluentes iuxta] damask.
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passen
v.
51. With raysons corance & prunes damysyns.
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damascene
adj. as n.
52. Take xx damascenes & xij figis & vj datis, sene [L sene].
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sene
n.(1)
53. Ich haue ybe..In ermanie [vr. armonye], in alisaundre, and in damascle.
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Armenie
n.
54. Drie prunis of damascenes.
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damascene
adj. as n.
55. Take a potel of water..juiube..drie prunis of damascenes..& þanne lete him drynke.
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prune
n.
56. He blenked for na blame In damask to spel of goddis name.
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spellen
v.(1)
57. He ne blenked for na blam Damask [Göt: In damask] to spell vr lauerd nam.
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spellen
v.(1)
58. So many prelates..of..damaske.
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damask
n.
59. I pray ȝow that ȝe wole..byȝe a cloth of damask..of the lyȝtest pris.
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light
adj.(2)
60. I pray ȝow that ȝe wole go and byȝe a cloth of damask..of the lyȝtest pris.
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pris
n.(1)
61. A cloth of damask..of Grene oþer red oþer bleik.
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damask
n.
62. A cloth of damask..of Grene oþer red oþer bleik.
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bleik
adj.
63. Þat Elizabeth my wief have..aube, amice, fanon, and stole longyng þerto, þe crosse þerof riban and damaske.
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cros
n.
64. Vnum integrum vestimentum de blodio damask, orphreyed de motteley veluet.
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orfreied
adj.
65. i couple damask' cremesyn' continent' xxii vergas; xv couples damask' diversorum colorum continent' xlix pecias.
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couple
n.
66. Pro uno vestimento de nigro panno de baudekyn, viz. j casula, deakyn et subdeakyn, cum una capa..pro uno vestimento albo de damask, continente j casulam, deakyn et subdeakyn.
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deken
n.
67. Item, l petite Cote de rouge Damask, saunz furr', les manches overtez, pris x s.
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68. Wevers also of wolne & of lyne, Of cloth of gold, damaske, and satyn, Of welwet, cendel, & double samyt eke.
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69. Eche be hym silfe werke at liberte: Gold-smythes first & riche Iowellers…Wevers also of wolne & of lyne Of cloth of gold, damaske, and satyn.
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wollen
n.
70. Founded Eleazar of Damasc..þe citee, called Damasc after his surename.
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surname
n.
71. The kyngdom of Surrye of the whiche the cytee of Damasc was chief.
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chef
adj.
72. Whanne kyng Achaz hadde seyn the auter of Damask, he sent to Vrie, the preest, the saumpler and licnesse therof.
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73. Poule myche þo more he encresched, ande confunded þo Iewes þat dwelden atte Damaske.
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encresen
v.
74. Fra þeine may men wende to Damasc on three days.
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on
prep.
75. Helizeus Damascus…was ȝoman [F vadlet] & despenser of Abraham.
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yeman
n.
76. Take ootmele [vrr. dates, damasines] and pike out the stones and grynde hem smale.
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ston
n.
77. And v myle þeine es þe citee of Sydon..And xviii myle fra Sydon es..Beruch..And fyue myle þeine es þe citee of Damasc.
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thine
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78. Take xxti damacyns.
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damascene
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79. As I…neghed vnto Damaske, ymiddes þo, sodenly vmschone [L circumfulsit] me grete lighte fro heuen.
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umshinen
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80. Helizeus Damascus..was ȝoman & despenser of Abraham.
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81. Of damasc, þe preuost [WB(1): prouost or kepere] of þe folc, of arathe þe kyng, he kepte þe cyte of damasc.
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provost
n.
82. By þe left way men gase by Damasc..By þe riȝt way men gase by Maryn and by þe land of Flagramy.
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right
adj.
83. Whoso wil go fro the lond of Galilee of þat þat I haue spoke for to come aȝen on this half, men comen aȝen be Damasce.
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that
particle
84. Put aboue..collirium album in which is not opium..þe fourme of which..is taken of þe booke of damascenez.
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taken
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85. Whoso wil go fro the lond of Galilee of þat þat I haue spoke for to come aȝen on this half, men comen aȝen be Damasce.
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that
rel. pron.
86. This Damask, sone of Elieser, the procuratour of myn hous, schal be myn eir.
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procuratour
n.
87. Wevers also of wolne & of lyne, Of cloth of gold, damaske, and satyn.
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damask
n.
88. Noman shulde were no cloþe þat was woruȝt oute of Engelond as cloþe of gold, of silk, damaske.
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damask
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89. Noman shulde were no cloþe þat was woruȝt oute of Engelond, as..damaske, vellewet, saton, baudekyn.
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baudekin
n.(1)
90. The birthun [WB(1): charge] of Damask, Lo! Damask schal faile to be a citee.
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birthen
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91. Also iiij stavis of red clothid with damaske.
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red
n.(3)
92. Also iiij stavis of red, clothid with damaske.
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clothen
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93. Also iiij stavis of red clothid with damaske.
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staf
n.
94. Damysyns, which with here taste delyte, Full grete plente both off blak and white.
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damascene
adj. as n.
95. A kyrtyl of blak velvet benethe and damaske above.
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above, aboven
adv.
96. Item, delivred to Guillemyn David a manntel [?read: mauntel] of damaske, fourred with ermynes.
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mantel
n.
97. A gowne of damaske fourred with ermines.
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ermin
n.
98. Delivred to Guillemette de Rewe, the fourrure of sables that was withynne the said gowne of damaske.
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sable
n.
99. The fourrure of grey that was in the manntel of damaske abovesaid, the whiche fourrure was putted in a lytil gowne of cloth.
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furrure
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100. A kyrtyl of blak velvet benethe and damaske above.
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