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(or M.E.) form of Med. Lat. "galanga," "galinga" (cf. "galyngale," above, Chap. V, Art. 61). 12 " Cedewal " also an A.F. form {loc. cit.) 13 "Nucis mugue" or "mnge" for " nucis muscate " is clearly coined from A.F. "nois mngue" or "muge," unrecorded variant of O. P. "noismugede" (cf . " nois mugettes," erroneously spelt "nols, nuigettes " in Liher Albus, Vol. I, p. 230), but necessary to explain M.E. " aotemugge," Mod. " nutmeg " (cf. New Engl. Diet-, nutmeg). 14 " Maci," a mistake for " macis,..." see also above (Chap. V, Art. 61). 15 " Garioflllum," Med. Lat. form for " caryophyllus," generally found with " clavus," i.e., " clavus garloflli " (see Du Cange) ; Fr. " clou de girofle " (see " clowe " In the French tariff, Chap. V, Art. 61 ). 16 " Quibib' " is simply an A.F. form (cf . Chap. V, Art. 61). 17 For " fllac' " and " fllath' " see above (Chap. V, Art. 29). 18 "Alym," or "alim," variant of "alum," is an A.F. fonn (O.F. "alum," Lat. "alumen"); see also above. Chap. "V, Art. 103. As for the expression "alim deplume," it also occurs in other four- teenth century texts : cf.
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