1appearance, look, features:
( 1266-1300;
MS: c.1300 ) Les avantdis signes de figures et de muevemens et d’aparisance de visage sunc plus certains
330.S165.3
( 1360-79;
MS: s.xivex ) Ipocresie ensi porte elle Apparisance du martire
1138
2
appearance, manifestation:
(
s.xiiiex;
MS: 1307-15
)
seint Gregorie dit: 'Ki ne est enceint e enclos du mur de silence, la cité, ceo est le overture e l’aparisance de sa pensee, est nue e descoverte as darz del enemi'
183.29
♦
theol.apparition, vision:
(
c.1275;
MS: s.xiii4/4
)
Un frere de la religyun, Aparceut e saveyt de veyr Ke Fraunceys aparust en le eyr E a ceus dona la beneçun [...]. Lé freres ke le sarmun oyrent Confort e solaz au quer sentyrent [...] De cele estraunge apparyssaunce. [...] Pus […] fu ben trové […] Ke la aparysaunce fu veritable
1744 and 47
3trace, sign:
(
c.1334;
MS: s.xivm
)
la terre se cloust sanz nul apparisaunce
280.15
4lawappearance (in court):
(
1315
)
de l’houre q’il apparut etc., la quele apparisaunce dona plein pouer et jur[i]sdiccioun a la court
Ed II xvi.i 43
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