1fact of being crushed:
(
c.1275;
MS: s.xiii4/4
)
Le us alocha issy ke il chey Sur l’enfaunt e tut le covery [...]. Le us pesaunt remuerent, L’enfaunt tut seyn y troverent, Ne remyst sygne de esquassure, Ne merk ne enpeynte de blesçure
7171
2erasure, blotting out:
(
MS: s.xii/xiii
)
Scriptor [...] habeat dentem verris sive apri ad polliendum pergamenum ut non liquescat litera sive litura
gloss: equasure (var.
(TLL ii 117.168: s.xiii) equachure; (TLL ii 79.168 (D): s.xiii/xiv) esquachure;
(TLL ii 79.168 (L): s.xiii/xiv) equacheure
) facta sit [...] vel literas scriptas cancellaverit
i 189.168 and ii 90.168
(
s.xiii
)
litura: escachure
169.39
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esquassure (s.xii/xiii)