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Langeolum

Langeolum [fr. lana, Lat.], means an undergarment made of wool, formerly worn by the monks, which reached to their knees, Dugd. Mon. t. 1, 419.

Laia, a roadway in a wood, Dugd. Mon. t. 1, p. 483.

Keyus, a guardian, warden, or keeper, Dugd. Mon., tom. 2, p. 71.

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Justa, a certain measure of liquor, being as much as was sufficient to drink at once, Dugd. Mon. t. 1,149.

Modiatio, a certain duty paid for every tierce of wine, Dugd. Mon. t. ii. p. 194.

Navagium, a duty of certain tenants to carry their lord's goods in a ship, Dugd. Mon. tom. i. 922.

More mussa, a watery or boggy moor; a morass, Dugd. Mon., tom. i.p. 306.

Strator, or Stretward, a surveyor of the highways, Dugd. Mon., tom. 2, p. 187.

for his second failure triple; and the lands so held are called terr' cullce et de warnoth, Dugd. Mon. ii. 589.

custody of a town or castle, which the inhabitants were bound to keep at their own charge, Dugd. Mon., i. 372

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