1also_fig.to attach, fix:
(
s.xii1;
MS: s.xiim
)
Ne voilez esperer en iniquité, e ravines ne vus chielt a cuveiter; richeises si vus abundent, ne voilez le cuer aposer
61.10
(
s.xii1;
MS: s.xiim
)
richeises se elles acurrent
(Latin: affluxerint), n’i aposez
(Latin: apponatis) le quer
105.LXI.10
(
1357
)
En tesmoignance de la quele vision ou inspection, nous, le dit seeleur, le dit seel que nous portons a ces lettres avons appousé
(ed. apponse) et mys
iii 861
(
1374
)
ont fait mettre et aponser
(l. apouser) leurs seals
i 29
2to add:
(
s.xii1;
MS: s.xiim
)
Apose felunie sur la felunie d’els, e ne entrent en la tue justise
68.32
1to take upon oneself (?):
(
s.xii1;
MS: s.xiim
)
Jugier al orfenin & al humle, que il ne apost
(vars. post (C)MS: s.xiim) en ultre magnifier li huem sur terre
11.42
(
s.xiim;
MS: s.xiiex
)
que il ne apost en ultre magnifier sei li hum sur terre
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apposer3 (s.xii1)