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netmaker
1288
tonser
s.xiv
1
punction
s.xiii
in
devisour
1360-62
rex
c.1200
dissolver
1314
nomable
c.1292
strok
1378
image
s.xii
1
chartrer
s.xiii
in
offrant
1
s.xiii
in
whelwright
1256
bromcodde
1396
[tilating]
1378-81
rectorie
c.1332 (?)
conversion
c.1170
stych
c.1400
(quartet)
s.xiii
motion
s.xiii
2/4
orient
s.xii
1/3
webbe
1255
prisonable
1341-42
schaffe
1280-1307
creation
s.xiii
2/4
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creation
(s.xiii
2/4
)
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FEW:
creatio
2/ii,1297a
Gdf:
∅
GdfC:
creation
9,241b
TL:
crïacïon 2,1050
DEAF:
crïacïon
DMF:
création
TLF:
création
OED:
creation n.
MED:
creacioun n.
DMLBS:
creatio
513b
creacion,
creacioun;
criaciun
s.
1
creation
:
(
s.xiii
2/4
;
MS: s.xiii
m
)
Son
(=God’s)
poer [poez] [
sic
] vus ver par lur
(=all created things)
grandure e par lur criaciun
(
var.
creacion
)
18.13
2
eccl.
appointment, investiture, nomination
:
(
1306
)
a chescone creacioun de Eveske […]
33-35 Ed I 135
(
a.1382;
MS: a.1382
)
murust a Avyoun le pape Johan xxii, l’an de soun creacioun xviii
3.5
(
1386
)
de la creation de l’office du Chanceller
iii 218
(
1397
)
sa chartre de la creation suis dite
(=as Duchess of Norfolk)
iii 355
creance#2
recreaciun
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