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Lincoln Wills
… Boiled leather; Certum; Gris; Nut; Phallerae; Preculae; Scabellum; Scamnum; Sterthuppe; Stillicidium; Tabernacle; …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward III
… de Pykeryng on the one side and about the fish shambles ( scabellum piscarie) of the Fosse as far as the Fosse bridge …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VI
… leather with his seal, and laid them upon the stool ( scabellum) whereon the king was sitting; and after an …
Lincoln Wills
… and letting it evaporate naturally or by boiling. 1412 Scabellum ( Lat.). A stool, bench. The explanation of stabellum ( rectius scabellum) in vol. i, p. 259, should be cancelled. The …
Lincoln Wills
… s.v. Lights Satin, 75, 93 . See also Bruges; Cypress Scabellum Scala Cacli, masses at, 1712, 190, 196 , , at …
Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Volume 19, Henry IV
… senior, 43, was in the church and made a footstool ( scabellum) before the altar of the Virgin Mary at the time of …
Rymer's Foedera
… Warwicae & Wygorniae, ac Vicecomes Beaumont, super quoddam Scabellum, super quod idem Locumtenens tunc Sedebat, …
Rymer's Foedera
… Et aliorum ibidem tunc existentium; Liberavit, & ea supra Scabellum coram praefato Domino Rege deponebat: Quibus sic …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Mr. Wrench's Word-book demonstrates that 'scob' is from 'scabellum,' the bench on which the box stood. See V.C.H. …