1titlestatus(title of respect) lord, sir:
(
1113-19;
MS: s.xii3/3
)
ce tru[v]um en escrit Que danz Nebroz le dit
Comput ANTS 1346
(
MS: 1120-40
)
Tuz s'en returnent sur dam Eufemien
S Alexis1 316
(
c.1230;
MS: 1275-85
)
Del solail treske a dan Mars Est un tun plener
Pet Phil 1961
(
s.xiiim;
MS: c.1275
)
E dan Longins mendif e ciu E li dan Joseph de Arimathie
Resur (C) 18-19
(
MS: s.xiii3/4
)
Autre medicine ai ici trovee Ki de plusors est mult loe[e], Dauns Galiens le nous tesmoigne
Pop Med 152
(
MS: s.xiiiex
)
I poet tasir, daunt Picaleyt
44
♦
eccl.titlestatus(religious title) dan, master:
(
1121-25;
MS: s.xiv1
) Dunc s'escrient mult haltement: 'A! donz abés, quar nus atent!'
S Brend mup 454
(
1304-05
)
a honurable home et religious daunz J. [...] Abbé de seint A.
Lett EPW1 3
2fellow:
(
c.1230;
MS: s.xiiim
)
trop m’unt huni Cil dan de moine
(=those monkish fellows)
S Modw 8120
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