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celerer (c.1240)
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celerer (c.1240)

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celerier;  cellerer;  selerer  
  FEW:  cellariarius 2/i,575a Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  cellerier 9,15b TL: celerier 2,99 DEAF: ∅ DMF:  cellérier  TLF:  cellérier  OED:  cellarer n.  MED:  celerer(e  DMLBS:  cellararius 310b / cellarius 311a

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occupationmonasticeccl.cellarer (officer in a monastery, in charge of the cellar and the provisions): 
( c.1240; MS: c.1300 )  Le fist cellerer de tut sa meisun  Mir N-D 21.70
( 1285-1330 )  […] e au celerer de cel mesme leu  Eastry Lett 371.2
( 1314 )  Si le cellerer ou un homme de office de la mesone prent chocez qe chetent al profit de la mesone […]  YBB Ed II xviii 132
( 1443 )  […] parcelle de le Cellere’ orchard  Durham 82
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