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First published 2000 (DOST Vol. VIII).
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Quotation dates: 1400-1499
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Seductour, n.2 = Seducear n.2 14.. Acts I 390/2.
Giff a fre man passis to the fayr with his awn catall or beestis and takis other menis beestis in his company and rycht nocht gifis for thaim [as] for his awn beestis and hapnis to pas in a place quhar toll suld be payit and warandis thai beestis as his awne [etc.] … he may be callit seductour of the king
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