[aperceivance] (s.xiiim)
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[aperceivance] (s.xiiim)

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  FEW:  percipere 8,218a Gdf:  apercevance 1,334a GdfC:  apercevance 8,142c TL: apercevance 1,441 DEAF:  perçoivre (apercevance)  DMF:  apercevance  TLF:  apercevance  OED: ∅ MED: ∅ DMLBS: ∅
aparceivaunce,  aparcevance;  apercevance,  apercevaunce,  apertenaunce (l. apercevaunce)  

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1perception, discovery: 
( s.xiiiex; MS: s.xivin )  nette e clere conscience sanz aparcevance de pecché  3.6
( s.xiiiex; MS: s.xiv1/3 ) E ore poent justices, viscountes, e lur clers forger brefs e retrere, perdre, amender e empeirer sanz apertenaunce (l. apercevaunce) ou peyne, pur les brefs qe se funt clos par abusion de droit  123
2appearance: 
( s.xiiim; MS: s.xiiiex )  Itel est sa (=agate’s) conoisseure, De rei ou de prince semblance, Tele est la sue aparcevance (var. (F: s.xiiiex) apurteynaunce)  77.178
aperceivement  aperceivre 
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