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A Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue (up to 1700)

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First published 2001 (DOST Vol. X).
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Quotation dates: 1446-1479

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Thola(u)nce, n. [Thol(e v.] Toleration, sufferance; permission.1446 Reg. Episc. Brechin. I 109.
In na tym bygane, that the said Jonet hed ony rycht to the said tak bot anerly of tholance
1456 Hay I 171/19.
Throu the permissioun and tholaunce of God
1456 Hay I 261/13.
Here declaris the doctour ane othir cas in the quhilk men may vage bataill in listis be tholaunce of the lawis of Lombardy
1456 Hay I 266/27.
And alssua all princis and jugis of bataille suld be wele avisit … in quhat kynde thai geve bataill in listis tholaunce to pas
1470 Liber Aberbr. II 162.
Suppos the said abbot and conuent dois ws fauor in the sasyng of the said anwellis … of thar gracious tholance and prestance
1479 Acts Lords of Council I 39/1.
Gife … his predecessouris occupijt the said acris … and quhethar as malaris or tholance or propirte to the chapellanery

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