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Plough Sunday
Accordingly, work in the fields did not begin until the day after Plough Sunday: Plough Monday. Historically, villagers would walk through their village collecting alms, before gathering at the church for the Blessing of the Plough. wikipedia.org
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plow-alms
ˈplough-ˌalms, plow-alms Now Hist. [f. plough n.1 + alms; repr. OE. sulh-ælmessan.] A church-due in Old English times and later, consisting of one penny per annum for each plough or plough-land.[a 1000 Laws of Edmund i. c. 2 (Schmid) Be teoðungum and ciric-sceattum. Þeoðunge we bebeodað ælcum criste... Oxford English Dictionary
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Vāsudeva
The larger of the two males holds a plough and club in his two hands. feathers, performers sing Vasudev songs and with nimble, delicate dance steps, whirl around presenting anecdotes from Lord Krishna's life in exchange for alms wikipedia.org
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plough
▪ I. plough, plow, n.1 (plaʊ) Forms: see below. [Late OE. plóh (plóᵹ), = ON. plógr (in R{iacu}gsmál 10–11th c.); so Sw. plog, Da. ploug, plov; in OFris. plōch (EFris. plōg, NFris. pluwge), MLG. plōch, plūch, MDu. ploech (Du. ploeg), OHG. pfluog (MHG. pfluoc, Ger. pflug):—Teut. type *plôgo- or *plôho... Oxford English Dictionary
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Horbling
It consisted of 9 villagers, 8 freemen and one smallholder, land for 4 plough teams, a meadow and a church. Pevsner also notes two 1706 patens by John Cory, a 1713 flagon by Humphrey Payne, an 1840 alms dish attributable to John Crouch, and a brass plate designed wikipedia.org
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Dowry
In plough agriculture farming is largely men's work; this is where dowry is given. other things for it, rather than have to suddenly buy it all for the wedding; if the daughter should happen to die, the dowry should be used to give alms wikipedia.org
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hearth-penny
hearth-penny Hist. Also 1 heorðpeniᵹ, -pening, 3 hert-, hurt-, hurdpeny, hurpeny. [So called because chargeable on every dwelling-house.] 1. The payment also called Peter's pence and Rome-scot, anciently made to the Pope.c 1000 Edgar's Laws ii. c. 4 (Schmid) Sy ælc heorð-peniᵹ agifen be Petres mæsse... Oxford English Dictionary
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South Molton
In that estate is 1 virgate and a half of land. 40 ploughs can plough this. There the king has 1 plough and the villans have 20 ploughs. Domesday Book "In the hundred of South Molton there is 1 ferding of land which 1 plough can plough and it is lying completely ruined. wikipedia.org
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Charles of Sezze
He worked on the farm as a shepherd to help his parents with the exhaustive workload and liked to plough in the fields because he liked the oxen. Once the friars resumed giving help to all who sought assistance at their door alms to the friars increased. wikipedia.org
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Evil customs
third of it, and the rest of it was distributed for various purposes, some for the family, some for the church to pray for the soul of the deceased or as alms Obligation of the yoke (): the peasant was obliged to plough the feudal lord's land with his oxen (on a yoke) during certain determined days of the year wikipedia.org
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Berber orthography
Labialization is generally not represented, e.g. tagʷrsa “plough share”. in both native Berber words and loan words is sometimes written with alif maqṣūrah, even if the Standard Arabic spelling does not use it, e.g. zzka “alms wikipedia.org
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St Botolph's Priory
Denis should visit and give alms for the conservation and repair of the priory, which was founded and sufficiently endowed for a prior and twelve canons valued for the taxation of a seventh granted to Edward I, and was found to consist of 4 quarters of rye, 12 quarters of barley, 8 quarters of oats, 4 plough wikipedia.org
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Wem
Land and resources: ploughland: 8 ploughlands. 1 lord's plough teams. 1 men's plough teams. Other resources: woodland 100 pigs. Orderic Vitalis described Pantulf as: kind to the poor, to whom he was liberal in alms, he was firm in prosperity and adversity, put down all his enemies wikipedia.org
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Campsey Priory
final concord with Robert de Mortimer, noted that with Robert's approval he had already given the church of Tottington, Norfolk, in free and perpetual alms There were 10 milch-kine and a bull, 10 old plough and cart horses and two draught oxen, 26 loads of hay, 25 quarters of wheat and a quarter of barley. wikipedia.org
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