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First published 1937 (DOST Vol. I).
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Quotation dates: 1448-1449
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Cypir, Cipir, n.1 Also: cipree. [ME. cipres, ciprus (15th c.), prob. OF. Cipre, Cypre Cyprus.] A cloth of gold so named. — 1448 Exchequer Rolls V. 312.
Pro nonnullis pannis laneis et lineis, foderaturis diversarum specierum, auro de Cypir et de argento 1449 Ib. VI. 346.
Pro nonnullis pannis aureis … , auro de Veneciis et Cipree et de argento
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