[acustume] (1404)

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[acustume] (1404)

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[ FEW:  consuetudo; Gdf: ; GdfC: ; TL: ; DEAF: ; DMF:  accoutume; TLF: ; OED:  accustom n.; MED:  ac(c)ustom n.; DMLBS: ]
accustume  

s.

aver acustume de
1to be accustomed to
( 1404 )  veuillez savoir que nos devanciers ne nous n’avions pas accustume de vivre de pillages ne roberies, ne nous entremetre de telles choses, ne d’autres deshonnestés  i 365
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