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Hoc traale, idem est.

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a harchere.

Hic architenens,
Hic sagittarius,
Hic arcus, Ance a bowe.

Hec epicia, -orum, Ance a berhom.3 35 Hec arcitula, Ance a bowstryng.

Hec scutica, Ance a quippe.

Hic funis, Ance a rope.

Hec merga, Ance a forke.

Hoc capistrum, Ance a halter.

Hic inclusarius, Ance a hayward.
Hic lucarius,

Hic viridarius, Ance a forster.
Hic forestarius,

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Hec catapulta, Ance a brode arw.
Hec sagitta, Ance a harow.

Hoc petulium, Ance a bolt.
Hoc amentum, Ance a nok.

40 Hec cuspis, Ance a bolthed.
Hec faretra, Ance a quiver.
Hic corintheus, a bowehowse.
Hec veltria, a lese of grehowndes.
Hic nullus, a grehownd colere.

3 A barholm, or collar for a horse to draw by.

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