admission (1370-72)
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admission (1370-72)

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  FEW:  admissio 24,167b Gdf: ∅ GdfC: ∅ TL: ∅ DEAF:  admetre (*)  DMF:  admission  TLF:  admission  OED:  admission n.  MED:  admission n.  DMLBS:  admissio 32c
admissioun  

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1occupationadmission, entry to a trade or post: 
( 1370-72 )  Conred Schillyng de Coloyne est admis en la compeignie del fraternité d’orfeverie et ad paié pur sa admission - .xx. s.  148
( 1439 )  Et serra chescun tiel host, en sa primere admission all [sic] dit occupation, jurrez […]  v 25
( 1469 )  le defendaunt monstre [...] que il presenta son clerk a l’evesque quel fuist admitté, instituté et induct,  i 126
♦eccl.admittance to a benefice: 
( 1376 )  si aucune persone devoit estre admys al dit benefice par l’ercevesqe […]  ii 352
( 1393-94 )  non obstantz les admission, institucion et induction susditz  204
lettres d’admission
1eccl.letters of admittance: 
( 1376 )  il (=the candidate for admission to a benefice) dorroit pur les lettres de admission escrivre as clercz .ij. s.  ii 352
admettre  admittance 
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