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diocesan (1323)
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diocesan (1323)

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diocisan  
  FEW:  dioœcesis 3,83a Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  diocesain 9,384c TL: dïocesien 2,1931 DEAF:  diocese (diocesain)  DMF:  diocésain  TLF:  diocésain  OED:  diocesan adj., n.  MED:  diocesan adj., n.  DMLBS:  diocesanus 670c

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eccl.occupationdiocesan bishop: 
( 1323 )  la dite esglise piert mielz estre fraunche e quite de jurisdiciun ordinarie de diocesan  King’s Bench iv 118
( 1362 )  qe nul chapelein passant d’une diocise a autre soit resceu [...] s’il ne monstre al diocesan de lieu lettres [...]  Rot Parl1 ii 271
( 1394-95; MS: s.xv1 )  vous (=Bishop of Salisbury), q’estes lour diocesan  Lett & Pet 167.112.18
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