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prenance1 (1155-60)
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prenance1 (1155-60)

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pernance,  pernaunce  
  FEW:  prehendere 9,344a Gdf:  prenance 6,383a GdfC: ∅ TL: pernance 7,765 DEAF:  prendre (prenance)  DMF:  prenance  TLF: ∅ OED:  pernancy n.  MED: ∅ DMLBS: ∅

s.

1taking on, assuming: 
( MS: 1155-60 )  Uns acertes nient par le tresturnement de la divinité en charn, meis par la pernance del humanité en Deu (Latin: sed assumptione humanitatis in Deum)  291.35
♦lawpernancy, taking of possession or income: 
( 1425 )  comen ne gist en pernaunce eynz en sufferaunce  i 7.11
2lawholding, bringing before a judge: 
( c.1354 )  par cause de quelle allegeance ils ount sursis de la prenance du dite assise  75

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See also:

mainprenance  prenable  prendre1  prendre2  prendre3  prendre4  prendure  prenement  preneur  prisable1  prise1  prise2  prisee 
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