1eccl.musicliturgicalsinging, chanting (of offices etc.):
(
1311
)
ceo que taunt vaut come seisin de fealté scilicet orisons et chauntries et bais fez
(l. benfez) de seint esglise
Ed II xi 170
(
1397
)
pour les chaunteries et obitz suis ditz
i 226
♦
lawliturgicalmusicobligation to sing masses as a service for lands:
(
1278
)
la chantrie dé avantdit chapelyns cessa, par la resun ke le maner est hors de leur mayn
i 3
(
1310
)
pur la chanterie arere par x. anz, issi avowe il la prise
Ed II iv 197
2eccl.archit.chantry:
(
s.xivin;
MS: s.xiv1
)
La dame ad ses chapelyns pur sa chaunterye
473
(
1329
)
une perpetuele chaunterie de vostre chapelle
236
(
c.1388
)
[…] founda une chaunterie […] en la eglise de […] a doner a un chapellein […] pur chaunter pur lours almes
12
(
1417-73
)
quatre marcs qe sount payez pur une chauntrye en l’esglise de S.M.
73r
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