cortiler (1199)

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cortiler (1199)

[ FEW: 2/i,854a *cohortile; Gdf: 2,320a cortillier 2; GdfC: ; TL:  cortillier 2; DEAF:  cortil (cortillier 1); DMF:  courtillier; TLF:  courtillier; OED: ; MED: ; DMLBS: 504c cortillarius ]
churtilir;  corteler,  corteillier,  cortillier;  courteillier;  curteiller,  curteler,  curteller,  curtiler,  curtiller,  curtillier  

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( 1212; MS: 1212-13 )  Uns saint moine i fut corteillier (Latin: hortolanus) […] e si fut coustumier Uns lerres ses cholez embler  1061
( s.xiii2/4; MS: s.xiiim )  Primes aparut il (=J.C.) a Marie Magdalene, quant ele quida ke ce fut un curteler (var. cortiler)  60.24
( MS: s.xiii )  Ortolanus gloss: churtilir magistri Johannis colit in orto suo olus, quod dicitur caulus, ubi crescit borago, betha vel bleta [...]  i 202.76 and ii 152.76
( MS: s.xiiiex ) ortolanus: (C) cortiler (var. (D: s.xiii/xiv) le gardiner )  ii 142.76
( 1356-57; MS: s.xivex )  Et la apparust primerement Nostre Seignur a Marie Magdaleine aprés sa resurrectioun et elle cuidoit qe ceo fut un curtiler  192
2 name (used as a surname)
( 1199 )  William le Curtillier  Curtler
( 1327 )  Roger le Corteler  Curtler
cortil  cortilere  cortillage 
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