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espiritauté (1267)
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espiritauté (1267)

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espiritualeté,  espiritualité,  espiritualtie,  espiritualté,  espirituauté,  espiritualtee,  espirituelté;  espuritualité  
  FEW:  spiritualitas 12,191b Gdf:  esperituauté 3,524c GdfC:  spiritualité 10,710a TL: esperitüalité 3,1189 DEAF: ∅ DMF:  espiritualité  / spiritualité  TLF:  spiritualité  OED:  spiritality n.  / spirituality n.  / spiritualty n.  MED:  spiritalte n.  / spiritualite n.  / spiritualte n.  DMLBS:  spiritalitas 3162b

s. sg. and pl.

eccl.canon.spirituality, ecclesiastical jurisdiction: 
( 1267; MS: c.1300 )  ceo ke apent a l’espiri[tu]auté Par clers deit estre determiné  Lum Lais ANTS 11029
( 1267; MS: c.1300 )  Lai entremettre ne se deit D’espirituauté en nul endreit  Lum Lais ANTS 11034
( 1311 )  nous sumes gardeyn de la chose espirituale (var. del espiritualité) auxi com Metropolitan de lue  YBB Ed II xi 58
( 1338-39 )  administrour de la espuritualité du cité e de la diocise de W.  Lett AF 150
( a.1399; MS: a.1399 )  (the bishops) dissoient a les seignurs qe de sa (=the bishop’s) persone ne de ses espiritualtés n’avoient affair  Anon Chr1 100.12
♦eccl.canon.body exercising ecclesiastical jurisdiction: 
( 1391 )  ycelles purchaces deveignont hors du [sic] mayns des temporaltees en les mayns des espiritualtees  Rot Parl1 iii 294

See also:

spiritauté 
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