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[rutier] (1212)
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[rutier] (1212)

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routier,  routour  
  FEW:  rumpere 10,570a Gdf:  routier 2 7,252b GdfC:  routier 2 10,597b TL: rotier 8,1512 DEAF:  rompre (rotier 1)  DMF:  routier  TLF: ∅ OED:  router n.1  MED:  roter n.  DMLBS:  routarius 2860a

s.

mercenary soldier, highwayman, one of an ill-disciplined band of plunderers: 
( 1212; MS: 1212-13 )  avint Qu'od Franceis en Champaigne Vint uns routiers, par non Boucelins  Dial Greg SATF 803
( 1379 )  en grant confort et abaundissement des tielx malfeisours et routours et destourbance de la pees et quiete del commune poeple  Rot Parl1 iii 63

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See also:

rute1  ruteleder  ruter3 
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