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GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 419
Piiiisanna (Pausana), Pausanias, 914,
930, 936, 952.
Pavjce ; see Panes.
Pav, s. satisfaction, 4208.
Pay, ger. to pay, 1180 ; Paye (Pay),
1176; Pays, imp. pi. pay ye,
3719.
Payne, pain, 5.30, 3828 ; Payn, 1782,
i78.3, 3235 ; A payn, on pain,
1595; Paynes, pi. pains, 3305;
effort, difficulty, 2223.
Paj-nt, V. paint, adorn, 4427; Payntid
(Depayntyd), pt. pi. painted, depicted,
1704 ; Payntid, ;ip. depicted,
5642
;
painted, 4149.
Payntour, painter, 5145.
Payse, s. weiglit, balance ; In payse
(On paysej, in the balance, 3260.
(Passe), weight, 2397.
Pece ; A pece, apiece, 5474 ; Pecee,
pieces, 2998.
Pees (Pease), peace, 1041.
Peese (Pese), the value of a pea,
2370.
Pegge (vs), ger. to stuff ourselves,
4278. Cf. mod. E. slang to peg
aivay, i. e. to eat heartily ;
prov.
E. joecA-, to eat.
Pelare, s. pillar, 4707, 5065 ; Pelers,
pi 3666.
Pellicans, jsZ. pelicans, 5129.
Pellid, pt. 8. beat, 117. See Palle,
to beat, in Glos. to P. Plowman.
Pelloure (Pelour), s. fur, rich fur,
2768; Pelour, 3393, 4036. See
pelare in Jamieson.
Penaunce (Pennance), penance, 1483.
Pennes, pi. pens, wings, 4529 ; feathers,
3692 ; Pennys, 4988.
Pennons, pi. pennons, streamers,
3028.
Pense (Pensey), adj. pensive, lost in
thought, 2990.
Pentapol, Pentapolis, 5677.
Pentests, j3. gems or precious stones
so called, 5268. (Not found elsewhere.)
Peny, inphr. Peny-hoge,i. e. penned
hog, hog in a stye, 4278. Perhaps
ive should read pen-hoge.
Peper-cornes, pi. pepper-corns, 2025.
Pepill (Peple), s. people, 2223, 3208 ;
nation, 3412: Peple, 1389. See
Pi.pill.
Pepir, s. pepper, 5425 ;
(Peper),
2026, 2074 ;
(Piper), 2023.
Per cas, adv. perchance, 4227.
Peralus, adj. perilous, 530.
Perce, v. pierce, 3374 Percid, ;
pp.
264; (Persyd), 3378.
Perchemen, s. parchment, 5142.
Percynne (Persyens, gen. pi.), Persian,
2885.
Pere, s. peer, equal, 647, 3009, 4905
peer, noble, 2036, 2954, 3113;
Peris, pi. peers, 72, 4926 ; Peris
(Pers), peers, companions, 3033.
Pere, v. appear, 3769 ;
Perid, pt. pi.
appeared, 5466. Short for apere.
Peree (Peir), for Pere, equal, 1723.
Perell, s. peril, 2520.
Perell (Perle), pearl, 1888.
Peres, 2 pr. s. comparest thyself,
thinkest thyself equal, 1842 ; Pere,
2 pr. pi. (ye) are like, 4703. See
Pere, s.
Perfite, adj. perfected, finished, 194.
Perill (Perle), peril, 1783.
Perill (Perle), pearl, 1569.
Perisch (Perische), ger. to perish,
1165; Perische, 2pr.pl. perish,
3809 ; Perischist, pp. {for Perischit),
perished, slain, 4170.
Perlaous {for Peralous), adj. perilous,
3949. See Perlious.
Perle, s. pearl, 4036 ;
Worth a perle,
to the value of a pearl, 4331 ;
Perles, 3677 ;
(Perelez), p/. 1663.
(Perle), s. purl, i. e. rush of water,
used poetically for stream, wave,
1154. ''Purl, to eddy, as a
stream "
; Halliwell.
Perlious, adj. perilous, 5431. See
Perlaous.
Permeon, Parmenio, 1617, 2559,
3113; Permes (Permeon), Parmenio,
2581.
Perpetuall, adj. perpetual, 3312.
Perrils (Perlez),fiZ. pearls, 1542. See
Perill.
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Perrour, error for Purer {as in the
Dublin MS.), purer, 1536.
Perry (Perre), s. precious stones,
1536. See perreye in Glos. to P.
Plowman. And see Pirre.
Pers, Persia, 3240, 3309, 3616,
5109.
Pery, s.jtl- peers, nobles, 3064, 3781,
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