1finan.to appraise, estimate:
(
s.xiv
)
Ceux
(wines) qe cerront gettez hors deveroient estre aprisagiés au fer de
(at the rate of) ceux qe serrount venuz a sauveté, et serrount venduz et partiz livre a livre entre le
(l. lé) marchan[z]
Oak Book ii 68
(
c.1365
)
Ceulx qui seront gettés hors doivent estre aprisez aux feur
(var. (B: s.xivin) estre aprisagés a foer) de ceulx qui seront venuz a sauveté et seront partiz par livre entre les marchants
Blk Bk Adm 98 (var.)
2to compare:
(
c.1136-65;
MS: c.1200
)
Li servise Deu est tant cher K’a rien nel puis apreisager, Ne quanque l’um pot desirer N’i porreit l’um acomparer
Salemon 5198
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aprisagier (c.1136-65)