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moralité
c.1136-65
[hostagement]
c.1170
cornewailleis
1150-70
umbrelenc
c.1170
pasterie
s.xiii
enchacer
1121-25
dialogue
1165-80 (?)
outputter
1421
[turmentable]
c.1136-65
pluralment
1165-80 (?)
desperance
s.xiii
2/4
pole
1
c.1230
Stilbun
c.1230
bartirer
s.xiv
ex
primsener
c.1136-37
[coifer]
1228
apartenir
1120-40
[opere]
1341
balet
1427-28
calin
1121-25
glebe
1294
canonizer
s.xiii
4/4
muse
3
s.xv
relevance
s.xiv
1/4
inquisitor
1309
lette
1
c.1185
umbracle
s.xiv
1
cimbale
s.xiii
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microcosme
c.1230
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microcosme
(c.1230)
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[ gdw]
FEW:
microcosmus
6/ii,79a
Gdf:
∅
GdfC:
microcosme
10,152a
TL:
microcosme 6,10
DEAF:
microcosme
DMF:
microcosme
TLF:
microcosme
OED:
microcosmos n.
MED:
microcosmos n.
DMLBS:
microcosmus
1786b
microcosmus
s.
1
phil.
microcosm, miniature counterpart of the (divine) universe
:
(
c.1230;
MS: 1275-85
)
homme est microcosme dit Sulunc les Grius e lur escrit; Microco[s]mus, ço est mendre mund
1995
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