Church and conventual arrangement With copious references, a complete glossary, and an index And illustrated by a series of ground-plans and plates of the arrangements of churches in different countries and at successive periods, and of the conventual plans adopted by the various orders . rrant; freelances. Wista, half a hide. Wita, penalty; mulct; fine; forfeit. Witerden, a tax imposed with con-sent of the Witenagemot. Witetheon, a serf. Withernum, a kings writ. Wittemon, dowry. Witteschaldh, the leviers of a fine. Wladarius, a bailiff. Wonge, a field. Wones, inhabitants. Woodgildum, payment
Church and conventual arrangement With copious references, a complete glossary, and an index And illustrated by a series of ground-plans and plates of the arrangements of churches in different countries and at successive periods, and of the conventual plans adopted by the various orders . rrant; freelances. Wista, half a hide. Wita, penalty; mulct; fine; forfeit. Witerden, a tax imposed with con-sent of the Witenagemot. Witetheon, a serf. Withernum, a kings writ. Wittemon, dowry. Witteschaldh, the leviers of a fine. Wladarius, a bailiff. Wonge, a field. Wones, inhabitants. Woodgildum, payment for license toremove wood. Woodward, the chief forest officer. Worth, a court; house. Wulveshed, an outlaw. Wrekkum, wreck. Wultava, a wound in the face. Wultwaf, covering of the head. Wurth, a house. Wykettum, a little door. Xamitum, rich , gifts ; , a guest-house. Yemale, , a salmon. 198 Glossary. Yssartum, i. q., , winter-corn. Zaba, a coat of , , , , a , an armoury. Zinzida, sponges. Zongenzuzht, testimony ; , a dry , , a , a turf. Zygostates, the inspector of weights and , MEDIAEVAL GEOGRAPHY. Aballara, , Adra (Spain).Abellinus, , , , , , , Portus, , , , , , , , , , , Albi. Ambianum v. Samarobriva, Amiens. Amboglauna, Ambleside. Anderida, Pevensey. Andegavum, Angers. Andevagum, Anjou. Antipolis, Antibes. Aprutinum, Teramo. Aqua Sexta, Aix. Aquae Solis, Bath. Aquileia, Aquilea. Aquinnurn, Buda. Aquum, Acques. Arausio, Orange. Ardachia, Armagh. Arelate, Aries. Armachia, Armagh. Arrebate, Arras. Arthfertia, Ardfert.
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