A Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue (up to 1700)
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First published 1971 (DOST Vol. IV).
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Quotation dates: 1499-1578, 1687
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Manuale, -all, n. Also: -ell, manwell, mannual. [ME. manwell (1431), -uele, e.m.E. manuall, late L. manuale a handbook.] A small book for handy use, a manual.a. The ecclesiastical service-book which contained the forms of the occasional services, as baptism, marriage, burial: see also Manuale a. 3. b. A concise treatise, an abridgement, a hand-book.a 1500 Coll. St. Salvator 158.
Ane manuell couerit with red rone 1506 Treasurer's Accounts III. 178.
For ane manuale and ane cresome stok to the college 1507 Reg. Privy S. I. 223/2.
[To print] mes bukis, manualis, matyne bukis and portuus bukis efter our awin Scottis use 1509–10 Dickson & Edmond Ann. Sc. Printing 84.
Mannualis 1559 Reg. Privy S. V. i. 143/2.
Note, calographiae, index, tables, manuall, brevelie introducing the unioull of the partis of orisoun in Greik and Latene speichis 1578 Inv. Q. Mary cxlvi.
The manuell of morall vertewis 1687 Sc. Ant. viii. 155.
For a littl manwell
