corbelt
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 48
An obsolete form of curb. corbert, n. See corb2. corbeil (kôr bel), n. [F. corbeille, OF. cor beille, f. (OF. also corbeil, m.), LL. corbi fore; nob is, abl. of nos, we, pl. of ego, I: see co ram judice and ego.] Before us (that is, constructively, the king or queen): a term used in certain writs i ued by the English Court of King's or Queen's Bench. coram non judice (ko'ram non jö'di-se). [L.: see coram judice and non.] Before one not the proper judge; before one who has not legal jurisdiction of the matter: a law term. coram paribus (ko'ram par'i-bus). [L.: coram, before; paribus, abl. pl. of par, equal: see coram judice, and par, peer.] Before equals; before one's peers: formerly used of the attestation of deeds, which could be done in this way only. IMG:content-1288.png:[merged small][graphic][merged small][merged small] See Koran. See coronach . Same as crants. When thou hadst stolen her dainty rose- corance . Chapman (?), Alphonsus, Emperor of Germany, v. 2.
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