1chance occurrence, accident:
(
1355-64;
MS: s.xivex
)
Cel estantisement
(l. estancisement) de guere ne est pas sovent trop profitable al issu, qar plusours sez quident chaufer qe lez ardent, qe lez casueletés du siecle sont si muables, qe plusours foitz hom quide eschuer un pesaunce, si engist en un greindre
192
(
1466
)
si ascun casuelté deveigne en le meane temps
i 47.34
2finan.incidental expense, irregular cost:
(
1404
)
advoesons, mariages et autres casueltees
iii 549
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