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avé1 (c.1240)
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avé1 (c.1240)

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  FEW:  ave 25,1200a Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  ave 2 8,251a / ave Maria 8,251a TL: avé 1,782 DEAF: ∅ DMF:  avé  TLF:  avé  OED:  ave int. and n.  MED:  ave n.  DMLBS:  ave 168b
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theol.Ave Maria, Hail Mary: 
( s.xiiiex; MS: s.xivin )  une psalme, ou dous pater nostres, aveez dis ou doze  Ancren1 248.31
( 1311 )  reservaunt a ly les services scilicet pater nostres et avés  YBB Ed II xi 155
♦theol.implementbead of a paternoster (representing a Hail Mary): 
( 1383 )  Et facez paier pur un peir de patrenostres contenantes xvj. grandes coralles et cl. avés de gete  GAUNT2 ii 259
avé Marie
theol.Ave Maria, Hail Mary: 
( c.1240; MS: c.1300 )  enz el bref si out escrit Le salu la mere Jhesu Crist, Le Avé Marie cum gent dient Ke en la gloriuse se affient  Mir N-D 46.58
( s.xiiiex; MS: 1307-15 )  deus pater nostres ou treis avé maries  Ancren2 114.33
( 1311 )  Par pater noster et avé maries  YBB Ed II xi 156
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