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scapelaire (s.xii/xiii)
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The form chapelard is a cross reference to the following entry:

scapelaire (s.xii/xiii)

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scapelore,  scapolore,  scapulere;  skapelaire  (chapelard ),
pl. scapoloris, 
(pl.? scapelori  TLL ii 57.90)  
  FEW:  scapula 11,286b Gdf:  chapulaire 2,65b GdfC:  scapulaire 10,638c TL: chapulaire 2,251 DEAF:  scapulaire  DMF:  scapulaire  TLF:  scapulaire  OED:  scapular n.  / scapulary n.  MED:  scapulare n.  / scapulari(e n.  DMLBS:  scapularis 2955c

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costume eccl. scapular, short sleeveless cloak covering both shoulders: 
( MS: s.xii/xiii )  levitonaria: (T) scapoloris  TLL ii 50.90
( c.1200; MS: s.xiii3/4 )  E skapelaire vestu aveit D’un canve hidus a desmesure; Del col deske al genoil il dure  Josaphaz2 860
( MS: s.xiv )  levitonaria: scapuleres  TLL ii 60.90
( c.1350; MS: c.1350 )  soit housté de luy son chapelard et il tantost engetté hors de la meson  A-N Rules 98

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See also:

escapularie 
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