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Church Hist. of Britain Bk I 28: Abbey-labourers, not Abbey-lubbers like their Successours in after-Ages, who living in Lazinesse, abused the Bounty of their patrons.at abbey-lubber, n.
Church Hist. of Britain Bk I 28: Abbey-labourers, not Abbey-lubbers like their Successours in after-Ages, who living in Lazinesse, abused the Bounty of their patrons. Church Hist. of Britain VI 268: This Quaternion of Subscribers, have stick’n the point dead with me that all antient English Monks were Benedictines.at dead, adv.
Church Hist. of Britain Bk VI 299: My Lord, (quoth the King) presently deposit your hundred pounds in gold, or else no going hence all the daies of your life. [...] The Abbot down with his dust, and glad he escaped so, returned to Reading.at down with one’s dust (v.) under dust, n.
Church Hist. of Britain Bk V 36: So Gildas was silenced at the approach of the Welsh St. David, (being then but Hanse en Keldar).at Hans-en-Kelder, n.
Church Hist. of Britain n.p.: These words, ‘bread and cheese,’ were their neck-verse or shibboleth to distinguish them [F&H].at neck verse (n.) under neck, n.
Church Hist. of Britain Bk VI 290: The Abbot also every Saturday was to visit their beds, to see if they had not shuffled in some softer matter or purloyned some progge for themselves .at prog, n.1
Church Hist. of Britain Bk V n.p.: Pandulf, an Italian and Pope’s legate, a perfect artist in progging for money [F&H].at prog, v.
Church Hist. of Britain VI 268: This Quaternion of Subscribers, have stick’n the point dead with me that all antient English Monks were Benedictines.at stick a point (v.) under stick, v.
Church Hist. 143: The cart at Tyburn drives away when the tippet is fast about the necks of the condemned [OED].at tippet, n.2
Church Hist. 139: He turns himself off when he has tyed his Halter for his turn, and put his Head into it.at turn off, v.1
Church Hist. 139: But Absaloms Mule not onely bears his Master to that place, but when all was ready for Execution, runs from under him [...] as the Cart at Tyburn drives away when the Tippet is fast about the Necks of the Condemned.at Tyburn tippet (n.) under Tyburn, n.
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