This Anglo-Norman text seems to have borrowed a dative or ablative form from Latin, rather than the more common nominative ros marinus, cf. rosemarin.
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rore marino
1bot.rosemary, perennial herb with fragrant, needle-like leaves, Rosmarinus officinalis:
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s.xiii2/4; MS: s.xiii3/4
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Moille l'en le devant dite pain en aisil et le trible [l'en] avesques rore marino ou ovesques flors de rore marino, si l'en les porra avoir
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