| Antithetarius | An accused person who charges his accuser with the same crime. |
| Apanagium | The portion of a younger child. |
| Apatisare | To agree ; to ransom. |
| Apostare | To transgress. |
| Apparator | A messenger who serves the process of a spiritual court, an apparitor. |
| Apparentia | Appearance. |
| Apparura | Furniture; equipment. |
| Appatizare | See Apatisare. |
| Appellare | To appeal. |
| Appellum | An appeal. |
| Appendens | A thing of inheritance, belonging to a greater inheritance. |
| Appenditia | Appendages ; appurtenances. |
| Appennagium | See Apanagium. |
Appensura
Appodiare
Apponere
Apportionamentum
Apportion are
Apportum
Apprentieius
Apprentisagium, or . . . . / Apprenticiamentum . . . . ( Approbare
Approbator
Appropriare
Appropriatio, or )
Appropriamentum t
Appro vainentum
Approviare, Appruare . . .
Aquagiurn
Aracium
Aratrum terrse
Areheria
Archidiaconus
Archiepiscopus
Archivuni
Arcisterium
Arcubalista
Arcubus, Curia de
Arenga
Payment of money by weight. To prop up ; to sustain. To pledge ; to pawn. Apportionment. To divide proportionally. Revenue or profit ; corrody or pension ; rent
or tribute. Apprentice.
Apprenticeship.
To augment the value of, as to increase the
rent of land. A person who confesses felony and accuses
others, an approver. To annex a benefice to the use of a spiritual
corporation or person ; to appropriate.
Appropriation.
Profits ; crop.
To use for one's own profit, as to enclose
waste land. Watercourse ; holy water stoup. Stud of horses. See Haratium. As much land as can be tilled with one
plough. Archery. Archdeacon. Archbishop.
Place where records are kept. See Asceterium. A crossbow, arblast. Court of Arches, so called from the church of
St. Mary de Arcubus (Le Bow), where it was
formerly held. A preamble ; harangue.
