VOCABULARY

abbas, an abbot.
accubitus, a reclining (at meals).
adamussim, precisely (amussis, a carpenter's rule).
adlubesco, to be pleasing to.
agricolatio, agriculture.
amarulentia, bitterness.
anathema, curse of excommunication.
annotamentum, a note.
annoto, to jot down.
antistes, a prelate; a master.
archidiaconus, an archdeacon.
archiepiscopus, an archbishop.
attempero, to fit, adjust.
avocamentum, a diversion, relaxation.
benedicus, speaking friendly words.
Breve, a Papal letter, Brief.
byssinus, made of linen.
caecutientia, blindness.
canonicus, a canon; of a cathedral, secular; of a monastery, regular.
cantor, a precentor.
capitulum, a chapter (of a cathedral).
carbunculus, a carbuncle.
carpa, a carp.
cauletum, a cabbage-garden.
cauponaria, a female innkeeper.
cerevisia, cervisia, beer.
cervisiarius, made of beer.
chalcographus, a printer.
chirotheca, a gauntlet.
chirurgus, a surgeon.
cinericius, similar to ashes.
collaudo, to praise highly.
colluctor, to contend with.
colo, to strain, filter.
comes, a count, an earl.
commissarius, an agent.
concinno, to arrange.
confabulo, a companion.
confoveo, to warm, cherish.
consarcino, to stitch together.
consilesco, to keep silence.
conspurcatus, polluted.
contionor, to preach.
cucullus, a cowl.
damascenus, made of damask.
decanus, a dean.
delineo, to sketch out.
derodo, to gnaw away.
diaconus, a deacon.
diatriba, a school.
dicterium, a witticism.
dissuo, to unstitch, sever.
ecclesia, a church.
elucesco, to shine forth.
emaculo, to clear from faults, correct.
episcopus, a bishop.
esus, an eating.
excudo, to print.
exoticus, foreign.
febricito, to be ill of a fever.
fermento, to leaven.
flatilis, produced by blowing.
flavor, yellowness.
formulae, type.
glaucoma, a mist before the eyes.
Graecanicus, of Greek origin, Greek.
Graecitas, the Greek language.
haereticus, heretical.
hebdomada, a week.
holosericus, made entirely of silk.
hortensis, belonging to a garden.
hypocaustum, a room heated from below with a stove.
hypodiaconus, a subdeacon.
hypodidascalus, an undermaster.
iactio, a throwing.
illecto, to entice, attract.
impos, without control over.
incenatus, without having supped.
incontanter, without hesitating.
inquinamentum, a defilement.
interula, an inner garment.
invitabulum, a place that invites.
lactarium, milk food.
libripens, a man in charge of scales.
locator, a jobmaster.
longaevitas, long life.
lusito, to play, sport.
mactator, a slaughterer.
magnas, a great man, magnate.
malagma, a poultice.
monachus, a monk.
monochordon, a musical instrument with one string.
mordacitas, biting sarcasm.
moriones, jesters.
multiloquus, talkative.
nola, a bell.
nubilosus, cloudy, foggy.
oboleo, to give forth a smell, betray oneself with smell.
oeconomus, a steward.
opiparus, sumptuous.
panoplia, equipment.
pellicius, made of skins or furs.
petaso, pestle or shoulder of pork.
philargyria, love of money.
pontifex, a pope.
praesul, a dignitary of the Church.
presbyter, a priest.
pridianus, of the day before.
progymnasma, an exercise.
prosus, straightforward (of style), i.e. prose.
protritus, common.
pulsatilis, produced by beating.
redormisco, to fall asleep again.
rhetoria, a trick of rhetoric.
rosaceus, made from roses.
sacerdotium, a benefice, living.
sacrifico, to celebrate the mass.
sacrificus, a priest.
scholium, a note.
scrupulus, a scruple, fraction of an ounce.
sesquihora, an hour and a half.
soloecus, faulty, uncouth.
sorbitiuncula, a posset.
subcaesius, greyish.
subditicius, spurious.
submurmuro, to murmur softly.
subniger, blackish.
subsanno, to sneer.
sufflavus, yellowish.
suffuror, to steal away.
supposititius, put in the place of another, not genuine.
syncopis, a fainting fit.
syngrapha, a promissory note, document.
tabellio, a messenger.
telones, a customs officer.
telonicus, belonging to a customs officer.
temporalis, connected with the things of this life.
tessella, a pane.
turpiloquium, immodest speech.
typographus, a printer.
vicepraepositus, a vice-provost.
viverra, a ferret.
xenium, a present.

LIST OF PLACE NAMES

Agrippina, Cologne
Ambiani, Amiens
Andrelacum, Anderlecht
Antuuerpia, Antwerp
Aquisgranum, Aachen
Argentina, Argentoratum, Strasburg
Artesia, Artois
Basilea, Basel
Bedburium, Bedburg
Belna, Beaune
Bononia, Bologna
Bonna, Bonn
Brisacum, Breisach
Calecium, Calais
Cantabrigia, Cambridge
Cantuaria, Canterbury
Clarus Mons, Clermont
Colonia (Agrippina), Cologne
Confluentia, Coblenz
Curtracum, Courtray
Divus Trudo, St. Trond
Eboracum, York
Friburgum Brisgoiae, Freiburg-in-the-Breisgau
Grienwikum, Greenwich
Helvetia, Switzerland
Hierosolyma, Jerusalem
Leodium, Liege
Londinum, Londonium, London
Lovanium, Louvain
Lutetia (Parisiorum), Paris
Maguntia, Mainz
Mosae Traiectum, Maastricht
Oxonia, Oxford
Parisii, Paris
Popardia, Boppard
Roffa, Rochester
Roterodamum, Rotterdam
Sanctum Audomarum, St. Omer
Selestadium, Schlettstadt
Spira, Speyer
Tenae, Tirlemont
Tongri, Tongres
Tornacum, Tournay
Traiectum, Utrecht
Venetiae, Venice
Wormacia, Worms