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cloistrier (1163-70)
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cloistrier (1163-70)

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cloistrer;  clostrier  
  FEW:  claustrum 2/i,753a Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  cloistrier 9,113b TL: cloistrier 1 2,497 / cloistrier 2 2,497 DEAF:  cloistre  DMF:  cloîtrier  TLF:  cloître  OED:  cloisterer n.  MED:  cloistrer n.  DMLBS:  claustratus 355c

a.

monasticeccl.enclosed, cloistered: 
( 1165-80?; MS: s.xiiiin )  Un moine ert ja cloistrier […] d’un mostier  ADGAR3 221.1
(c.1334; MS: s.xivm)  Cist estoit moyne cloistrer de Bec  TREVET Cron1 298.11

s.

monasticeccl.enclosed, cloistered monk or nun: 
( 1163-70; MS: s.xiii2 )  (The saintly bishop) Cume cloistrier tot simplement Ses salmes a chanter se prent  S Edw barking 5808
( 1267; MS: c.1300 )  Ne ne seit pas estre cloistrier Mes quert suvent enchesun d’aler suvent de meisun  Lum Lais ANTS 8468
( s.xiiiex; MS: 1307-15 )  icestes deus choses partienent a clostriers (var. (BN: s.xivin) as cloistrers) e a hommes e a femmes de religion  Ancren2 134.10

See also:

encloistrer1 
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