1taxtax, tribute:
(
1140-1160;
MS: 1140-1160
)
Pur ço si mandum [...] que cel yglise seit franche [...] en servises, en dettes, en dismes, en censes, en chevages [...]
268.3.11
(
s.xii3/4;
MS: s.xiv2
)
Qe Dieu mist en commun cil met en servage, E prent cens e treu
943
(
s.xiii2/4;
MS: s.xiii2
)
Di si nus list feire dun A Cesar de la cense u nun
167va8
(
1366
)
une fait […] qe le Roi J. […] fesoit au Pape […] de lui rendre un annuel cense
ii 290
♦
lawcess, rent:
(
s.xii
)
Kikunkes ad sa terre en Lundres e terme passe de sa cense rendre
i 290
(
s.xiv;
MS: s.xvi
)
Cil qui cultivent la terre ne deit l’um travailer se de lour droite cense noun
(I) 29
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