1merch.occupationbroker, middleman, agent between buyer and seller:
(
c.1300
)
Nul abrokur ne deit mener marchaunt privé ne estraunge
i 62
(
s.xivm
)
Des abbrokeurs est purveu et ordinee ke ceus ke sunt de la cyté soient jurez en tiel furme […] qe nul abbrokeur achate nule manere de merz de nul forein marchaund fors al ces les cytezeyns de la cyté
37
♦
merch.occupationwine-seller, innkeeper (?):
(
1285
)
les uns sei font abrocours, hostillurs e herberjours denz la citee des privez e des estranges
i 103
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