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(Conyshaunce), badge, 1128;
Conyscliaunce (Conysaunce); ap-
Conyschantis,^.
tokens, cognisances, badges, emblems
of rank, 193.
Cop, s. top, 4890 ; Coppe, 4789.
Coppis, pi. spiders, 3300. Hence
E. cob-iueh, i. e. cop-iveh.
Corage, s. laeart, 2243 ; courage,
2369 ; Coragez, pi. hearts, courageous
thoughts, p. 280, 1. 35.
Corageous (Coragiouse), adj. courageous,
1892.
Corde (Acord), v. consent, agree,
2350 ; Cordis (Cordes), pr. s. accords,
agrees, 878 ; Cordid (Cordytt),^'^.
s. agreed, 2G52.
Cordis (Cordez),^). cords, 1521,2224.
Corecheffe, s. kerchief, 5249.
Corne, s. corn, 3971 ; Come, pi.
grains, seeds, 1998, 2070;
(Cornez), 2025.
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350 GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
Con (Can), 1 pr. s. can, 2837 ; as
auxiliary verb, did, 115, 673, 2376 ;
Con plese, pleased, 3697.
Conand, s. agreement, 6543. "A
conande, condicio, pactum ;
Cath. Angl.
Concepcion, s. conception, 388.
Concience (Conscience), s. conscience,
2422, 2577.
pearance, 2868 ;
Condicion, condition, stipulation,
2652.
Coniunsons,^Z. incantations, 58, 342.
O.F. conjuroison (Godefroy).
Connynge, s. knowledge, 4227
;
(Connyng),
1021.
Connyng, adj. skilful, 2369.
Conquire, v. conquer, 3096 ; Conquired,
pt. pi. 209 ; Conquirid,
pp. 10, 174.
Conquires, conqueress, female conqueror,
5105, 5169 ; Conquj^res,
3454; Conquirese, 3711, 3721;
Conquiris, 3778.
Conquirour, s. conqueror, 1501 ; Conquerour,
815 ; Conquiroure, 1480.
Consaile (Counsell), s. counsel, 832 ;
thought, purpose, 254; Cont-ail,
council, 1955 ; Consaille, counsel,
5359.
Consaile, ger. to take counsel, 618 ;
Consals (Councellys), pr. pi. advise,
1509; Consail, lpr.pl. (we)
counsel, 3768.
Consayue (Consaue), v. conceive,
835 ; Consaue, jr. s. suhj. conceive,
3744 ; Consayiied (Consaued),^^.
s. conceived, contained,
1837 ; Consayued, pp. conceived,
349, 578; Consaiiyd, 429; Consayued
(Consaued), conceived,
understood, 2437.
Constreynes (Constraynes), pr. s.
conslrains, 2496 ; Constrene, pr.
pi. compel, 4562.
Constru (Constrew), pr. s. 1 p. infer,
1901 ; Construed, pp. construed,
made out, 2437.
Consumed, pp. consumed, 894.
Contcnance, countenance, 484 ; demeanour,
2496.
Contrarie, e. contrary, 5011 ; Contrari
(Contrary), 2422 ;
Contrare
(Contray), 3263.
Contraries (Contrarys) pr. s. is contrary
to, contravenes, 2205 ; Contraris,
4323.
Centre, s. country, 39 ;
(Cuntree),
1122; Contries, ^Z. 108; Centres
(Ciintres), 1056.
Conyschance, s. cognisance, 3370
Coronacle, s. coronal, circlet, coronet,
head-dress, 3451 ; Coronacles, pi.
5130.
Coronals, pi. capitals (of pillars),
3665.
Corone, crown, 193; Coron, 1128;
(Crowne), crown, chief, 2800
Coroune (Croune), 2283 ; Corouns,
pi. crowns, 5423.
Coroned, pt. pi. crowned, p. 280, 1.
31 ;
CoTound, pp. 5105.
Coronest, adj. superl. most worthy
of a crown, chiefest, worthiest,
624 ;
Corounnest (Coroundest),
1910.
Corporall, adj. bodil}', 4560.
Corrupcion. s. corruption, 3255.
Cors, s. body, 349, 730* 1775,2542,
2933 ;
Corps (Cors), corpse, 3148
;
Cors,s. body, (living) frame, 3987 ;
Corses, pi. corpses, bodies, 3129,
3933, 4454.
Coruen,^p. carved, 129, 3665 ;
(said
of mullions), 4896 ; Coruyn, 426.
Coruns (Corownez), j). crowns, 1043.
See Corone.
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