• donacioun

acceptable to His Majeste. (1473) RParl. 6.74b Any Parsone, Prest or Clerk havyng any Benefice..by wey of presentation, donation, concession, collation or institution. (a1450) Code Laws in Willmore Hist.Walsall 168 The Masters of Saynt John's Gild..shall not make gift or

• port

oure Lady of Eton..in or of any maner Lordshippes, Maners, Landes..Portions yeerly, Portes, Annuitees, [etc.]. (1467-8) RParl. 5.574b Eny Graunte, Collation, Gyft, or Presentation..of any Deanry, College, Benefice..or yerely Port, graunted by the name of yerely Port, be not comprised

• collacioun, collatiun, -tion, colacioun, cala-

Cardenal..had Purposith to have y maad the ferste Collation to for the Kyng in Worchyp of the Frenche Nation; Bot my Lord of Salisbury kepte Pocession..and he made ther ryth a good Collation. (1442) Let.Bekynton in RS 56.2 188 Th'archbisshop..making

• ther-right(e

as frekez myȝt loke, þer ryȝt. (1417) in Rymer's Foedera (1709-10) 9.434 My lord of Salisbury..made ther ryth a good Collation, that plesyde the Kyng ryth well. a1450(c1410) Lovel. Grail Corp-C 80 22.85 The Roche was A wastable plase, And

• ordinari(e, ordenarie, ordinare, ordinaire

patron present not to ye said Benefice..yan hit be lawefull to ye ordinarie of ye same place yereto to make collation. ?c1430 Wycl.8 SSChr. Corp-C 296 449 Þe new religious..seyn, `Þou art not myn ordynarie,' and geten hem exempcion fro

• reder(e, redar(e, ridar

one who reads or recites aloud; (c) a clerk responsible for reading or expounding religious works; also, a reader at collation; (d) a cleric who reads the lessons in a church service; a cleric in the minor order of reader,

• lessoun, lessen, leson, lesun, lecoun & lesceun, lescun, leszoun, lesczoun, leschun & lisoun

be read, in church services; (b) a Biblical excerpt, or a passage from the lives of the saints, read at collation in monastic communities; (c) a Scriptural reading. c1230(?a1200) Ancr. Corp-C 402 15/24,25 Efter euensong anan, ower placebo euche niht