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corneline (c.1215)
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corneline (c.1215)

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cornelin,  cornelline;  cornaline;  cornoligne  
  FEW:  cornu 2/ii,1198b Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  corneline 9,201c TL: corneline 2,874 DEAF:  cor 1 (corneline)  DMF: ∅ TLF: ∅ OED:  cornelian n.1  MED:  corneline n.  DMLBS:  cornelinus 492c

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lapid.cornelian (a reddish semi-precious stone): 
( c.1215; MS: 1330-40 )  Topaces e cornelines  Purg S Pat second anon 620
( s.xiii1/3; MS: s.xiiiex )  Corneline (var. (J: s.xiiiex) Cornelins; (K: s.xiii2) Cornelin) est semblable a laveure de char  Lapid 125
( 1356-57; MS: s.xivex )  et ly degrez a mounter vers le trone ou il siet, l'un est de oniche, l'autre de cristal [...] l'autre de cornaline  Mandeville 438

See also:

corn1  cornage1  cornart  corneiz  cornele  corneman  cornemeuse  corneole  corner1  corner2  cornier1  cornerhous  cornet  cornil1  cornur 
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