GLOSSAEIAL INDEX 



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ouerset, 46, 'overysettyn, or ovyr 



comyn.' Promp. Parv. 

 ourer, 62 ; ourir, 62, to work 

 owe, 32, 74, 76, 78; oue, 118, goose. 



B. 

 oyl, 94, 96, 138, eye 



paer, 66, 74 ; pae, 124 ; paent, 64, 

 66, to pay, satisfy. B. 



pain, 136 ; payn, 138, bread, loaf ; 

 payne de blauncks, 138, white 

 bread; payn de bis, 138, brown 

 bread ; payn dispensable, the 

 bread given to the servants. See 

 note on ' forma liberationis ' 

 Reg. Wig. ciii. 



paneter, 136, the panter, or officer 

 of the pantry 



parare, 8 ; pararrer, to plough 

 thoroughly 



parauenture, 36, perhaps 



parcele, 122, 140, parcel, division 

 of land 



pareires, 134, strife ; another read- 

 ing is parcies. Cf . D. s.v. parcier 



parente, 10, relations 



paresce, 124, idleness 



parfount, 12, 20, deep 



pari, 60 ; parir, to appear. B. 



park, 88, park 



parker, 62, keeper of a park 



parole, 138, word 



pas, 8, 10, pace. M. and S. 



pasche, 22, 26, 28, 96, Easter 



pasture, 24, 26, 28, 36, 37, 66, 84, 

 90,96, 98, 100, 124, pasture ; pas- 

 ture severale, 6, 86, 110, pasture 

 land separated or enclosed 



pautenire, 98, a purse. D. s.v. 

 pantonarius 



payle, 12, 24, straw 



pays, 60, 68, 136, country 



peaus, 28, 30, 64, 94; peus, 28, 

 skins 



peche, 104, sin 



pee, 12, 68, 72; pe, 8, 10, 136; 

 piez, 70 ; pye, 8, 14, foot 



peis, 134, peace. K. 



peis, 116 ; peise, 94 ; peys, 32, 116, 

 138 ; peyse, 26, 78, weight, wey. 

 See Assize of Measures (Statutes 

 of the Realm) 



peisent, 78 ; peisera, 94 ; poyse, 

 26 ; peiser etc., to weigh 



pel, 24,94, 96, 114; peil, 62, skin, 

 hair. B. 



pelette, 114, skin 



pene, 100, penalty, forfeiture. C. 



s.v. peine 

 penez, 126 ; penerunt, 34 ; pener, 



to take pains. B. s.v. poene 

 pentechoste, 22, 28 ; penthechoste, 



22, Whitsunday 

 percne, 8, 66, 90, perch 

 pere, 2, father 

 pere, 76, 78, 94; perre, 94, 118, 



stone 

 perilouses, 78, perilous 

 pernez, see prendre 

 perouse, 2, 14, stony 

 pers, 4, peers 



persaunt, 36, read pessaunt 

 perser, 30, to tear up, cut up. B. 

 perte, 86, 96, 100, 104, loss 

 pertient, 122 ; pertint, 84 ; per- 



tinir, to belong to. B. s.v. tenir 

 pesaz, 30, peapods. D. 

 pesschun, 142, fish. K. 

 pestre, 30, 114 ; peasant, 28, 36 ; 



pessaunt, 36 ; pessent, 90, 114 ; 



peuz, 26, to pasture. B. II. 188 

 peyne, 8, trouble 

 pinfaude. 92, pinfold 

 piur, 96, worst. B. 

 plai, 128, plea 



pleder, 90, 100, to hold plea. K. 

 plegge, 90, 102, 114, pledge 

 pleinre, 106, full 

 pleinte, 100, 106, plaint 

 pleintif, 106 ; plentif, 106 ; pleyntif , 



122, plaintiff 

 plenerement, 10, 108, 132, fully 

 pleynement, 64, 74, fully 

 pleyser, 136 ; pleysir, 133, plea- 

 sure 

 pluous, 24, rainy 

 pluye, 14, rain 

 poer, 84, 86, 124; pouer, 20; 



power, 28, power, strength 

 poet, 2 etc. ; poeit, 64 ; poent, 2 



etc. ; poez, 6 ; pora, 6 ; porra, 



12 etc. ; porret, 6 ; pount, 68 



peust, 28 ; puet, 14 ; puent, 4 



puisse, 60 ; puissent, 36 etc. 



purra, 64 etc. ; purrer, 68 etc. 



purret, 4 etc. ; purrunt, 6 ; pus 



set, 4 etc. ; pnssent, 16 etc. 



pust, 8 etc. ; put, 8 etc. ; povir 



etc., to be able 

 poi, 90, little 

 point, 90, 114 ; poyn, 2; poynt, 12, 



' araye, condicion, case.' P. 

 pokkes, 36, pocks. M. and S. 

 polene, 78 ; poleyn, 64, colt, foal 

 pomelyere, 53, disease of the lungs 

 pomun, 24, lung 



