apuinté (c.1185)

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apuinté (c.1185)

[ FEW: 9,579b puncta; Gdf: 1,346b apointier 1; GdfC: 8,149a apointier 1; TL: 1,460 apointier 2; DEAF:  pointe (*); DMF:  appointer 2; TLF:  appointer 2; OED: ; MED: ; DMLBS: ]
 

The syntax suggests that the word may have to be read as an adverb. For a brief discussion of the problematic nature of this passage, see Proth ants iii 42.2087

a.?

1suffering pain (?)
( c.1185 )  Trop ad li venims grant vertu; Mult par li dolt e art e quit, A poi qu’il ne rent l'espirit. Sovent gent et apuintés crie  2087
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