extravagans

extravagans [extra + CL vagari] 1 itinerant. b stray. 1384 confessio facta fratri habenti potestatem a papa seu dioecesano audiendi confessiones aut cuiquam alteri ~anti (Crompe) Ziz. 352. b 1564 una equa ~ans ‥ venit infra dominium hic et remansit ibidem (CourtR Hunmanby) Arch. Soc. Yorks J. X 71. 2 (of payment) supplementary, additional (also as sb.). b supplementary, discursive. c (as sb. n.) digression. si talis ‥ remanserit in areragiis, et oportet super aliquo ~ante respondere, tunc accepta fide debitoris debet mareschallus eidem inhibere Fleta 83; 1415 expense ~antes (Ac. King’s Hall) Arch. Hist. Camb. II 671. b ut concordantie et notule ~antes suis decenter aptentur locis (H. Bos.) PL CXC 1476; alius textus invenitur in titulo de quibusdam aliis extraordinariis capitulis feudorum, que capitula sunt ~antia, nec sunt in corpore decime collacionis Upton 33. c hec enim ~ancia in magnis cronicis repperi, propterea incidentaliter hic inserere utile judicavi Plusc. VI 20. 3 (w. constitutio, or as sb. f.) papal constitution supplementary to Gratian or the Decretals. item in extravag’ De appellatione Alexandri III [etc.] Ric. Angl. Summa 25 p. 32 (cf. ib. 32 p. 55: ut extra’ De fide instrumentorum); ut in ~anti De procuratoribus, cap. prima Gir. Invect. V 20; s1294 nonnullas ~antes constituciones Honorii, Adriani ‥ et aliorum incorporavit Rish. 146; s1297 (v. constitutio 4b); ~ante De summa Trinitate (Tyss.) Ziz. 171; ~ante De Reliquiis et veneracione sanctorum Ib. 172; de privilegio in constitucione ~anti pape Clementis V. Ric. II 54; ~antes Johannis XXII glosatum (Catal.) Reg. Aberd. II 129.

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