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recreaument, 4, grudgingly 

 recreu, 12 ; recruz, 22, tired out. 



C. 

 refreydyst, 20 ; refreydyr, to cool 

 regain, sec rewain 

 regete, 22 ; regeter, to throw 



back 

 regne, 84, country. B. 

 reimsailles, 98, remainder. Cf. 



R. s.v. remasilles 

 releuer, 22, 32 ; releuet, 28 ; 



releuent, 30, to raise anew, 



replace. L. s.v. relever 

 relif, 90, relief 

 religius, 134, religious 

 relinquissent, 10 ; relinquir, to 



leave. B. 

 remeignanz, 108 ; remeignant, 92 ; 



remeigne, 98 ; remenge, 142 ; 



remenent, 84 ; remeindre etc., 



to remain. B. s.v. memoir 

 ren, 2, 14, 18, 90; rien, 60, 62, 



104 ; rin, 88, 90, 92, 98, 102, 



thing 

 renable, 132, reasonable 

 renon, 10, 116, renown, fame 

 rente, 84, 100, 106, 108, 122, 124, 



128, rent ; rentes assises, 60, 



fixed rental 

 renumee, 104, famed 

 reon, 8, 12, 14, 92. ' The reon here 

 ' mentioned seems to include in 



its breadth the furrow and its 



accompanying ridge.' — Riley in 



Notes and Queries, Second Series, 



viii. 32 

 reoner, 16, to lay in ridges 

 reperailler, 110, 114, to repair 

 repose, 12, rest 

 repris, 4, 6, 10; reprendre, to 



blame. B. s.v. prendre 

 reprouer, 2, 4, 24, to speak in pro- 

 verbs. B. s.v. prover 

 rescet, 8, retreat. M. and S. s.v. 



receyt 

 reson, 26, 34, 84, 88, 92, 104, 108, 



118 ; resun, 4, 62, 66 ; resoun, 



140 ; reisoin, 128 ; reyson, 8, 



reason 

 respons, 66, 70 ; respounse, 70, 72, 



return 

 respoundre, 64 ; respoyne, 18 ; 



respoyngne, 64 ; respoyngnent, 



74, to return 

 resseit, see receyte 

 resseiure, 62 ; resseiue, 64, 66, to 



receive 

 retenyr, 22, 28; retigne, 106, to 



retain 

 retrere, 62, to withdraw, discharge 



reule, 122, 124, 126, 128, 130, 134, 

 140 ; rewele, 100, rule 



rewain, 12 ; rewayn, 26 ; regain, 

 112, some kind of cheese. 

 ' There is a cheese called a 

 Irwene [rewene, ed. 1567] cheese, 

 the which if it be well-ordered, 

 does passe all other cheses, none 

 excess taken.' — A. Borde, Reg. 

 fol. I. i. Babees Book (E.E.T.S.) 

 p. 201 



rey, 8, 122 ; roy, 92, king 



robe, 86, 134, 142, robe 



Robert Groseteste, 39, 122, Robert 

 Grosseteste 



rode, 8, 68, 70, 72, rood 



roe, 2, wheel 



ronge, 30 ; rounge, 30 ; roungent, 

 24 ; ronger, to ruminate 



rouche, 80, hive 



roule, 60, 62, 72, 106, 122, 130, roll 



rue, 100, street 



rychesse, 2, riches, wealth 



S 



saac, 94 ; sak, 94, 98, sack 



sabelon, 20 ; sabelun, 20, sand 



sabelous, 16, 20, sandy 



sache, see sauer 



sadid, 47, hardened. Promp. Parv. 



s.v. saddyn 

 sakelet, 98, little sack 

 sakera, 14 ; sakerer, to draw, drag. 



B. s.v. sac 

 sale, 134, 138, 140, hall 

 saler, 28, 30, 116, to salt 

 salyne, 26, salt, salt-pit 

 sank, 94, 104, blood 

 sanz, 6 etc. ; santz, 4 ; saunz, 12 



etc., without 

 sarcher, 16, read sarcler 

 sauagine, 112, 114, ' plentie of 



wylde beestes.' P. 

 sauer, 84 ; sauera, 64 ; sauue, 20, 



24 ; sachant, 86, 108 ; sachanz, 



106 ; sachaunz, 122, 126 ; sache, 



62 ; saehent, 10, 20 ; sauet, 8 ; 



seuent, 2, 32, 68 ; seussent, 62, 



to know. B. II. 57 

 saule, 24, 30, surfeited. B. s.v. saol 

 say, 124, see sei 

 sci, 122, here 

 seal, 128, seal 

 secher, 28 ; secchir, 96 ; sechyr, 



30, to dry 

 secle, 2, 4, 6, world. P. 

 seculer, 134, secular 

 secund, 4, 26, 122, second 



