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mandé (1121-25)
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mandé (1121-25)

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mandee,  mandet,  mandez;  maundé  
  FEW:  mandatum 6/i,153b Gdf:  mandé 5,137c GdfC: ∅ TL: mandé 5,1027 DEAF:  mandé  DMF:  mandé 1  TLF: ∅ OED:  Maundy n.  MED:  maunde n.2  DMLBS:  mandare 1700c

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1liturgicaleccl.washing of feet (as part of the Maundy Thursday ceremony): 
( 1121-25; MS: s.xiv1 )  Funt la ceine e lur mandet Cum en escrit est cumandet  S Brend mup 829
2eccl.liturgicaldistribution of alms (clothing, food or money) after the Maundy Thursday ceremony: 
( 1140-60; MS: 1140-60 ) vint solz en Rissemere, Lakingaheter, Undeleie, Scepeie, Fotestorp al mandé as moines  Ely Arch 270.55
( 1364-72 )  deux centz aunes de drap de Candelwy[k]stret, sys aulnes de lienge toille de Parys, sys pieces des courtes tuailles de Parys et cynquant paire des soulers pur ent faire nostre maundé […]  TNA E101/395/2/239

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mandement1  mander 
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