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1. To þe..inuysyble Thei been & shul tyl þou credence Ful yiue tyl to a bettyr sentence And be treuly subiect to crystys feyth.
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subget
adj.
2. William kyng, and Lanfranc archebisshop of Caunterbury, and Thomas erchebisshop of York, and Hubert subdekon and legat of Rome and other bisshoppes and abbotes... 'Ich Hubert of the Holy Churche of Rome listre and of Ser Alisaundre Pope legat haue wryte vnder. .. Ich William bysshop of London haue vnderwrite. Ich Herman of Shirbone bisshop haue vnderwrit.'
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subdeken
n.
3. For to make a storchoun, he schal be schorn in lesys & stepyd ouer nyȝt & sodyn longe as flesch; & he schal be etyn in veneger.
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sturgeoun
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4. Whan he..dede se Many yung men, wych wantounly Entryd þe place where-in was she, Owt ageyn comyn ful sobyrly..he sturdyly Hem rebukyd & wrecchys dede calle.
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sturdili
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5. He ordeynede studies of scoles of lettrure in his kyngdom, which is gretly to be in mynde that thurgh hym wilde and feldly men and hethene knowe furst and preuede the swetnesse of lettrure.
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struxsion
n.
7. In oure tymes, sturyngges of hetes and batailles and struccion of oure prouinces and also well cruwell rubbynges and rauesshinges of barbare enmys, westynge and duerse tribulacions of hethen men to tourmentyng vs.
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struccioun
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8. Noblelich he avenged in the slaughtur of Penda kynges [read: kyng] of Merchenerich, whiche was struccion of neighboures, sowere of batailles.
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struccioun
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9. No man schal ben excusyd of absence at yat messe, but it be for..stronge sekenesse.
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strong
adj.
10. Feble is strong: qui..prius debiles fuerunt in resistendo, iam fortes facti sunt in perficiendo.
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strong
adj.
11. Habeant..omnia predicta..cum soka & saca..& cum aliis consuetudinibus legibus & libertatibus suis..bilaunde & bistraunde.
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strond, stronde
n.(1)
12. Nolum vobis fecimus nos concessisse arch. Cant. & monachis omnes terras quas tempore H.R. predecessoris nostri..habuerunt, & socc', sacc', an strondes an stremes, on wudes & feldes.
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strond, stronde
n.(1)
13. Habeant srand [read: strand] & den apud Gernemue.
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strond, stronde
n.(1)
14. Als i lay vp-on a nith I lo kede vp-on a stronde, I be-held a mayden brith, a child sche hadde in honde.
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strond, stronde
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15. Behold my bodi..of wondis it is red, of strokes bleyk and blo.
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16. With rede wondes and strokes blo þus was he writen fro heued to to.
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17. To stryke Fire: fugillare.
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striken
v.
18. Wan it ys dressyd forþ in dischis..strik þereon almaundys fryed wyt wyte grece.
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striken
v.
19. Straw vpon powder of galentyn & strik þereon clowys & maces.
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striken
v.
20. A Strylkell for A buschelle [Add: Strikynge of buschelle]: hostimentum.
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strikel
n.
21. Pes his strif: qui enim habet pacem habet cum corpore discordiam.
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22. A Strewynge: stramentum.
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streuing, streuinge
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23. Wan yt ys doun in dyschis, straw vpon blanke poudere.
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streuen
v.
24. Whenne þe sege hadde be so long that water fayled to hem that were byseged in the Mount, Henry sent messagers to Robert his brother to telle him the nede of his thurst and seide hit was vnmercyable and wikked thynges to stresse hem fro watur, suth hit is the comone liquor to alle dedliche thynges in erthe.
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stressen
v.
25. Effectus corpus Christi digne sumentibus: It strengþit man in is fiting Aȝenis felle fon.
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strengthen
v.
26. Dunston and Ethelwolde byshop of Wynchestre gonne to gedere powere by here ffrendeshipes and come with strenthe to putte oute the monkes.
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27. Cum stramtol & watertol, & hamsocne.
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strem
n.
28. [Grant to St. Leonard and the nuns of Wroxhale of all gifts made to them..with]..stramtoll, watertoll, hamsocne.
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strem
n.
29. Notum vobis fecimus nos concessisse arch. Cant. & monachis omnes terras quas tempore H.R. predecessoris nostri..habuerunt, & socc', sacc', an strondes an stremes, on wudes & feldes, [etc.].
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strem
n.
30. A Straytnes..Anxietas.
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31. Y pray you to sende on to me a dyscharge for the sayde xij li., or ellys a wolle dystrayne me and put me to scharge an coste as a hath strayne my tenenttes byfore for thys mater and costys.
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streinen
v.(2)
32. A knyght, for soth, to whas heritage thulke place perteyned .. opynlyche seide that the kyng hadde reued him by rauayne his heritage and founded ther vppon his abbe; therfor he forbede him sepulture, seggyng hit was nat reson hym for to rest in the place that he by strenght and violence had reued -- wherfor by the wille of Harry the kynges sone .. C libra of siluer were yeue to this knyght for his chalenge .. And so was the strif istrayed [?read: istrayned] and ended.
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streinen
v.(2)
33. To sorwyn & wepyn þei feyn, As þow þe prongys of deth dede streyn Here hert-root.
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streinen
v.(1)
34. A po..enherytyd alle Argus eyne Whan Marcuryis whystyl hym dede streyne To hys deed slepe.
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streinen
v.(1)
35. Ioseph was streyned to wedde mary.
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streinen
v.(1)
36. Allas..euene as a straunger And as vnknowyn also in this cuntre Ineuytabylly I must deyin her.
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37. No brother no sister ne shalle discuse þe counseil of þis fraternite to no straungere.
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38. Strawngely: extranee..peregrine.
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straungeli
adv.
39. Fro sentence to sentence..I hym [Jerome] haue folwyde..And yet is it ful herde..Hym so to folwyn, for most straungely..He endytyth.
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straungeli
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40. Strawnge..barbarus.
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straunge
adj.
41. Strawnge..forinsecus.
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straunge
adj.
42. Ȝef ony broþer or sister deye in straunge cuntre, in cristendom or in hethenesse, [etc.].
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straunge
adj.
43. Tak a pound of rys, Les hem wel & wasch & seþ tyl þey breste.
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ris
n.(2)
44. For to make porreyne..mak yt þykke wyþ flowr of rys oþer wastel bred.
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ris
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45. For to make rys moyle: Nym rys & bray hem ryȝt wel in a mortere & cast þereto god almaunde mylk & sugur & salt & boyle yt & serue yt forth.
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ris
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46. For to make rys alkere: tak figys & reysons..& a god perty of applys..& bray hem wel in a morter & temper hem vp wyþ almande mylk & menge hem wyþ flour of rys..& strew þervpon powder of galyngale.
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47. If any broþer or sister of þis gilde falle in any meschef or pouert be godis sendyng..and nat be his owne folye ne ryotous lyuyng..he shal han of eueri broþer and sister of þis gilde, eueri woke, a ferthyng.
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riotous
adj.
48. Of Claysse Peterson and his ffellowys .. : ix lewys vij s., iij li. iij s. Fl. .. ; iij crownys v s. vj d., xvj s. [vj d.] ; vij Andreus iij s. viij d., xxxij s. viij d. Fl. .. ; an Rynyshe gyldorn, iiij s. vj d. Fl.
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Rinish
adj.
49. He þe shypmen preyid hertyly..To rydyn on ankyr a whyl þer-by.
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riden
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50. A Ryb for lyne.
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rib, ribbe
n.(3)
51. Rybbe: herba est.
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rib, ribbe
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52. God sayde he schulde rewarde sone Ilke man after he had done.
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rewarden
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53. Rewarded: compensatus.
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rewarden
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54. She hem reuokyd from hyr ydolatrye And prechyd hem cryst.
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revoken
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55. Then they alle yfare Aryse and bere hym [viz., Arthur] forth theras his regal clothes were. Therchebisshope that was reuersted the seruyse for to do; 'Sire' he seide to Arthur 'to the sweorde thugh go.'
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revestrid
ppl.
56. To Reueste: reuestire.
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revesten
v.
57. Whenne ich hurde of þe prosperite of thi way and of your reuersion into youre contre and how of þe pope ye were vnderfonge we were gretlich icomforted.
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reversioun
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58. Than anne for veray heuynesse Of þis answere fel sotheynly down & wepte.
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sodeinli
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59. Whenne þey of the castell seigh the bisshop was ladde but with ffewe men and they willing to socour the bishop came oute sodeynglych and byname the kynges men the bisshop and ladde him into the castell.
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sodeinli
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60. If he deye soden dede, be water or be lond, he schal be soughte vj myle a-boute.
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sodein
adj.
61. She þes wordes..seyd, sobbynge for very wo And sykynge for hertys byttyrnesse.
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sobben
v.
62. She clad was in a gowne And a mantel snow-wyht.
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snou-whit, snouwhit
adj.
63. My penne also gynnyth make obstacle, And lyst no lengere on paper to renne, For I so ofte haue maad to grenne Hys snowte vp-on my thombys ende.
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64. Niueus: Snawy.
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snoui
adj.
65. To Snawe: ningere, floctare.
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snouen
v.(1)
66. Tide so whate [Lamb: For ought that may betyde, Ayenes him will J ride].
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adv.
67. A loof she perceyuyd hir by As whyte as snou.
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snou
n.
68. Snayballe: floccus, nivenodium.
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snou
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69. Anothyr deuyl..on hyr dede loke wyth a lothly chere, And at the laste..Wyth a sneuelyng voys..to hyr sayde, [etc.].
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snivelen
v.
70. A Snygge, vbi a ele.
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snig, snigge
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71. To snubbe.
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snibben
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72. Haylwardus Snew dictus propter albedinem.
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sneue
n.
73. Wyth þi treccherous sotylte Us to snarlyn þou besyist þe, And by exaunnplys of phylosophye To bryngyn us all to þi folye.
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snarlen
v.
74. To Snape: corripere.
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snaipen
v.
75. Smorther [A: þe smoke þat hii made cristinemen to ssende, Riȝt in hor owe teþ bigan ham euene sende].
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smorther
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76. Commissio ad leuand. le smoke ffardyngis, alias dict. Lincoln farthinges.
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smoke
n.
77. Item, de una acra que vocatur Smoc-acre, in australi parte gardini Dominie.
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smoke
n.
78. Smythy knaves come rennande With forkys and with tonges gloand.
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smithi
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79. Tho smythes wer fulle of soules within; Þai gret and made ful dolful dyn.
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80. Þe mayster smythe was brennyng balde; Ulcani was his name calde.
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smith
n.
81. Þat dale fulle of smethous [vr. smyþyes] stode, And smythes aboute þe smethous ȝode With gret hammers in her hande And gret tonges hote gloand.
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smith
n.
82. Me wil respyte Attropos..and not..My fatal threed a-sundyr smyte.
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smiten
v.
83. To Smythe fyre: fugillare.
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smiten
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84. Ho-so komys aftyr prime be smytyn, he xal pay..j d.
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smiten
v.
85. Hand, heued, foot, herte Criȝet Crist for wondis smerte.
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smert
adj.
86. Iewes..Menkten eysyl with galle smerte, And bodin him drinken þo.
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smert
adj.
87. He..Heng nakyd, fastnyd wyth nayles smerte, And wyth a scharpe spere stunge to þe herte.
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smert
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88. A vessel of bras, ful hoot brennyng, Full of py[c]he, rosen, oyle, & smere, Wythout let he þeddyr dyde bryng.
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smere
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89. Smallum [Add: Smally]: minutim.
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90. Slughes of eddyrs: exemie, idimia.
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slough
n.(2)
91. Weye she hyr yeuyn nolde..An so in þe slooth she fel rewly.
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slough
n.(1)
92. Þe slauwe man is but a driȝe tre þat no froit wil beren.
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slou
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93. A Slomerynge: soporacio, soporans.
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94. Slokynde: extinctus, sopitus.
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slokenen
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95. Alle þe wateres..Þat evere man knew..Myght not sloke þat bestis thyrste.
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sloken
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96. A Sla: spinum, mespilum.
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slo
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97. Slith was is fles.
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slitten
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98. Slymy: limosus.
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slimi, slimie
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99. Ȝoure lettres sent to vs, seyend on þis manere, þat we shuld sende ȝow a kopy of our statuz.
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seien
v.(1)
100. The sedycyous peple assentyng to, Dede makyn anoon a ryht greth feer.
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sedicious
adj.