falsator

falsātor, ōris, m. (falso), der Fälscher, absol., Augustin. serm. 84, 1: m. Genet., schedularum tuarum, Hieron. c. Rufin. 3, 26 in.

falsator [LL] 1 one who falsifies, liar. b author of fiction. haec quidem verba nescio quis ~or furtim unica [v. l. unca] manu rapuit de sermonibus S. Augustini Alcuin Dogm. (Adv. Elipand. II 12) 268D; quomodo ‥ beata Mildretha cuidam velut inflammata apparens de suo ~ore conquesta et comminata sit Gosc. Lib. Mild. cap. p. 69.  b 802 Vergilius haud contempnendae auctoritatis ~or Alcuin Ep. 162 (cf. ib. 245 p. 397: Scolapius ~or). 2 falsifier, forger: a (of coin); b (of seal or doc.); c (of weights & measures). a quod [gl.: ~or] per ejus licentiam fecisset (Inst. Cnuti) GAS 315 (cf. ib.: [Cons. Cnuti]: quod illius licencia falsum fabricaverit); 1151 pro appellatione alicujus latronis recognoscentis vel aliquo crimine convicti vel deprehensi vel alicujus ~oris Act. Hen. II I 18; 1321 de ~oribus et retonsoribus denariorum MGL II 349; 1381 H. G. ~or monete domini regis fecit ibidem falsam monetam viz. xj s. et iij d. [sic] de grotes et dimidiis grotes SessPCambs 47.  b c1270 inponentes ei quod erat ~or sigilli domini regis AncC VII 8.  c 1330 de ~oribus ‥ ponderum et mensurarum percepit fines et amerciamenta PQW 560a.

falsātŏr, ōris, m. (falso), faussaire : Hier. Ruf. 3, 26.