celuret, celer2t, celler2t

[Early mod. E. also cellar (also cillerie, cilery, q. v.), ME. celature: see celature ) and celura, carving in relief, later sculptured or painted decoration, in which are confused the notions of ornamental carving or vaulted work (ult. Sylure of valle [var., of a walle] or of a nother thynge, celatura, celamen. Prompt. Parv., p. 456. 2. A canopy; a ceiling. Vnder a seler of sylke with daynt eth is dizte. Anturs of Arthur, st. 27. Hur bede was off aszure, With testur and celure , With a brygt bordure Compasyd ful clene. Sir Degrevant , 1.1474.