De necessariis observantiis Scaccarii Dialogus, commonly called Dialogus de Scaccario

311쪽

GLOSSARIAL INDEX

Abrado to erase it a ni se, I, V I xxvii C. Absentia, non-appe ance, I iit; II V. Absolutio, in quitiance, II rii; I xii, C. Accipiter, alawk, II XXV. Accipitrarius, a falconer, I U F. Ace u numeralis, numericalheaps I, L I xxvii B. Achitophel, I viii, Η.ACra, an Cre, I xvii. Actio the right to proceed, II, II. Actito, to deliberate, I ii, B. Adventus vicecomitis, the Comingos the heris ci iii, A, B. Alanius, perh. an adjective stomAlanus, myrmidon o Alan. I xi,

Album firme blanch-sarm Piu, A. Anglicus, an Engli Stiman I X B. Animequus, of good Cheer, I Prol.

Animus possidendi, the intentionto retain, II X G. Annalis in rotulus annali S a ear

xxvii, A.

Aristotiles, I Prol. A. Armatura, armour, II Xi V, B. Ascriptitius, a bondman, Io B;

Astruo, to prove DXi, C. Attentionis industria, II ref. II

Auctenticus, in or os authori ty, vii, F II i m II xxvii B. Auricularis, the altiles finger, d

Aurum, gOld, ras aurum reginae, Queen'saold, I xxvi. Austurcarius, a falconer, an Stringer, I XXV. Auxilium, an aid, es'. auxilium burgi, I xiii, B, C. Avis regia, a roya bird, a falcon, ID U.

Batulo, o Caro, have the Charge of I iii, B. Batulus, a bearer, I iii, G. Ballivus, a balliis II iii, A: II

312쪽

DE SCACCARIO

i, A.

Capitales, Capital letters II, A cs liter patenteS.Carceralis, belongin to a Pri Son, I xxii, A.

Camis debita soluere, to die, II

Cautio a bond, en in scheduleos debis II ii, G.

Centuplum, a hundred-fold, I viii,

Clericus Constabularii, I, C, a vi, Clericus scriptorii, I v, B in Clericus magistri Thome, vi Clericus archidiaconi, Ι ii C: Clericus reginae, thequeen' Cierk I XXVi, A. Clerus, the Clergy, or Cleindomopposed to Curia, I v, C; I viii, A. Cnipulus, a lini se I iii, F. Coapto, to fit, adjust, II iii, A. Coercio distress I i. Collecta, Collection, I xi, B. Colonu S, a Countryman, I V A; viii, B. Combustio, testin by fire, I iii, C; I vii, A Q vii, Da the amountios in the est vi, II XXVii B. ComeS, an earl, I xvii. Comitatus, a County I V, xvii comitatus qui de antiquo

iure Corone regi annominantur,

313쪽

INDEX

A, E.

Conuentio, a Covenant, a bargainmade it the ing, I vii, A I xii, A. Corporaliter, ou Ching the objectSwom pon, III iv, A I xii, C. Corpus Comitatus, the principaliarm of the county II vii C; IIlx, I xxviii, A. Corrigia, a StraP, I iii, B. Crapula, runkennes S, II vii A; also luxury I xiv A.

Curia, a Court, Sp. Uria regis,

En decim Cen Suum Oreste, tithes of the es of the foreSt, I xi. Decurtator, a Clippe of money, iii, E. Demereor, o sorseit, II vii, A II

Destino, o en d I iii, H. Determinatio, a limitation, I xi C. Detonsor, Clipper L money, iii, Eu PVi, J. Detractio, subtraction. I xxvii,

B, C.

Detruncatio, lopping T, II vii, B. Dictus gen dictus), a Saying, II

X, M.

Diffinio in definio, to Settie, I vii,

314쪽

DE SCACCARIO

I xi, B, C the positionis a laudat lord, Ι iv, C. Dominus ligius, a lege ord, II iv, C, D dominus principalis, chie lord, I xxii.

Donum, a gist, ras. Donum burgi, II xiii B, C. Dos, do er, I xviii. Dubitalis, questionabie, a modi ite formis dubius, IciV, C.

Duellum judicia combat, II vii,

Equilibriter in balance, Ibi H. Equi polleo, to e equivalent, I

xvi.

Etas pupillaris, minority II X, B legitima, majori ty II X, C. Exactio, an exaction, I iii C; II

Expleo, to Complete, Ι viii, A GI

Factor talearum, the maher of tallies, I, II. Falco a falcon, II XXV. Falconariu S, a falconer, I V F. Falsarius, a Coineri bad money,

xvii I xlx xx xxi; I xxvii, AGI I xxviii, A. Figuraliter, in ulline, Gr. ως ἐντυπω, I xiii. Filius primogenitus, the ldest son, II iv, B, C. Finis, a fine I xxiv. Firma, the arm Div V, vii. I xxvii, a Sp. firma comitatus, the farm of the County,

315쪽

INDEX

forester, I xi C. Forn , a furnace PVi, G. Fortis, Sp. moneta forti S moneyonsuli,eight Ibit, . Forul US, Case, I iii, A, B, FIsoruli mares calli, the marshali'Sbundies I, G I vi M II iv, B; II viii, A. Forum, jurisdiction, I iv, B. Fugitivus, a fugitive criminat, II

FunduS, an State, a mano sa

Corone annominantur, the royal

Fur, a thies, II X L, M. Fur manifeStuS, a robber, II X L; fur propriuS, II X, M. Furium, thest, I vi, a II X, L furtum manifeStum, robbery IIVii, a furtum occultum, thesi II vii, A. Fusor the melle orissice Carry-ing ut the SSay, I iii, A, Gri vi, F, G Η Vii, C. Fusorius, of melling, I vi, G.

epithetis rex, DP ref II ii F. Hamptes ira, Hampshire, I xi. Henricus I I xi C. Henricus II, II ii, D, E, F. Henricus WintonienSis episcopuS,

Hereditarie, by inheritance, I xvii. Heres, the heir, II xviii. Hibernensis, Irish, II XXV. Hida, chide, I viii, I xi, A I xvii. HispanensiS, Spani Sh I xxv. Historia Britonum, Irii, A. Honor, an honour, I x, C: II

Homus, of this year, II XXV. Hospitalis fratres, the hospitallers, viii, H. Hundredum, the hundred, I x, AG

Iactura loSS, Vi I. Ignis, the re for essaying, I vi, G. Illustris. illustriou s. RS an epithe of rex, formin part os the rega Style, Pres. B. Impensum, expenditure, Pref. B. Impetro, to obtain, I xxiii, A. Inbrevio, o inscribe t), I iii, A. Incaustum, inh I iii, F. Incentor, an inciter, I ii, L. In definitus indefinite, I xvi. Indemnis, Dee, undisturbed, I xii. Index the firSt finger, V I. Infatuo, to malae Rin I XVi B. In nrmitas, Sic eSS, ID V, B, C,

xxviii, B. In novo, to hegi ane , I viii, Ε.Ιnquisitio, an inqueSt, II X B. Instans, of the present date, Ilii B. Intellectus, intelligence, I , N. InteStatus, inteState, I X G. Invadio, to mori gage, II X I.

xiii. Iudaeus, a Jew, II X, I misericordia Iudeorum, II XXvi, B. Iudex errans, a justice itinerant, II ii, si iudices perluStranteS, I x, A CL I xi. Iudicium, an ordeat, II vii, A, B. Iuger i), En jugeri S, an Cre, I xi, D. Iugiter, Continuatly I xi, A. Iu commune, Common Law, Ixi, Iu scriptum. WrittenLaw, I xvi.

316쪽

DE SCACCARIO

Iusticia, a jud ge, ess Capitalis iusticia, the chie justice, I iv, B; iusticia itinerans, a justice errant, I viii, D theright of udging, I viii, an execution, I vii, A II vii, B; justice, I xxiii B. Iusticiarius, a judge ess the clites justice Iis, vi, B; I xviii. Laicus, a layman, II iv, A I x,

I xvi. Liberata, a payment ut of the excitequer, Ibi A.

Servientium, Salaries, II vi. Libra a ound The excitequer

a fortiori, ibid. locus, a PlaCe where the Exciteque Sat , II ii B. Londonia. Lundonie. London, Hiii, G Q iv, B.

Lucrum, interest, II cI. Luporum Comprehensor, a Wolf

Mercimonium, a Commercial

317쪽

INDEX 2 7

NumeruS, Umber, e . numero,

Obiectio, a reproach, I viii, C. Oblatio, a payment, II i, A. Oblatum, a Voluntar sament,

I xxiv II XXV i, B. Obsto, to Contravene, I iii, B. Obtineo, to Crusti II ii E. Obventio, a Sum received II xxiv. Occatio a Clearing I xiii. Occupata IurpreSture, Purpres tures, II X, A. Oculata fides, the witnes of theeye Iis, I xi, C and asSim. Offendo, o puggle, I Prol. B. Officialis, a Servant, I xxi, B II

Operatio, ork II iii, G. OPUS, R Orh, Ss opera, publi Cworks II viii Custode operum, the furveyors of works, II viii, A. ordo, utriusque ordinis viri, bothclerks and laymen, II XXVii, A. Ostiarius, an us her- of the lowereXChequer, I iii, A, F, G of theupper excitequer, I iii, G I, Η Ι vii, , , Ovinus, pelli ovina, heep' Shin, I, R, V. Pabulum Ddder, I vii, A. Palliatus con Cealed DXi, D. Particularia, particulars I xvi. Pascuali S, a Sture-fed I ii, A. Patens, See littere patenteS. PaupertaS, OVerty I ii, C. Pecuniariter, pecuniari ly I X, B I xvii. Pena, a penalty pecuniaria, a fine I ii, F Corporalem, Corpora penalty II ii, F. Penetralia, Secret pia CeS, I Xi, G. Pensum, eight ad Pen Sum ad SCalam q. V. I ii, C. Perdono, to pardon, remit, I vi, Ba viii, F. Perdonum, a pardon, largivenesso a debl viii, D, E; I xii, a Persolla, Se Solia II X, Μ.Pictavensis, archidiaconuS, I V, B,

Platonici libri, Prol. A. Plebs, the common eopte Iis, N. Ρlumbum, lead I Ui, Η. Pontifex, a bis hop, Ι xvi. Positio, placing, Setting ut, I v,

B, L.

Possibilitas, Competence, poWer to

319쪽

rol. I.

320쪽

Potestas, ras publica PotestaS, ossicia position I viii, A, B. Preambulus, ver haSty Iis, M. Prebenda, provender, I ii, B. Precipitium, a Stee PlaCe, de- Struction, I Pres Preconius, O a Crier, I iv, E i XX. Predo, a robber, II X, P pre- donum bona I X, M. Preeligo, to prefer, Irii, F.

Prelatio, superior digni ty I x I. Prenotatio, cheading, II, A MI

Prerogativa, privilege, I iv, D. Prescribo, o dictate, I v, Ε: IIvi.

Privilegium, a Charier, a ui ofprivileges I xiv Q xvii. Probator, an approver, I vi vii,

Procuratio, maintenance, I X, C. ProCurator generali S a Ste ard Or

o receipi, I ii iii, E, F moneyreceived I iii C; receipt rolis, IV V I xiv. Recordatio, recor in the judiciat Sense, iv, BG and cf. I xx. Rectum, la ut right I xxiii B. Redditus, rent, I xvi revenue I

Relevium, a relies, I X, C, D, E; I xxiv relevium tenentis in capite, II, Ea relevium tenentis ratione baroniae, I X, E.

Repositorius, in hic anythingis placed I xiv.

xxi, A Q xxvii, A. Robertus comes egrecestrie,

xi, D.

XXVii, B; receptarum, receiptrolis, I xiv iudicum perambulantium rotuli, errantium rotuli,

X, A.

Salio, to ait, I vii, C. Saresberienis, Rogerus epiSCopus, vii C; viii, F. Saresburiensis ecclesia, SalisburyCathedral, I xi.