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fundālis, e, adj. [funda],

of or belonging to a sling (post-class.): stridor, Prud. Psych. 293.

1 fundalis [? LL; cf. 1 funda] , of a sling; b (w. ref. to siege-engine). ~i stridore, sonitu, sonore, liþerlicum swege GlH F 1016 (cf. Prudent. Psych. 293: dextera funali [multi codices: fundali] torsit stridore lapillum [sc. in Goliath]). b s1435 perditis omnibus nobilibus magnis machinis, tam cannalibus quam ~ibus artilliariis Plusc. XI 7.

2 fundalis [cf. 2 fundus] , that serves as a base or foundation. s1421 Ricardus Wyttyngton, mercer et major Lundonie, incepit novam librariam, posuitque primum lapidem ~em Mon. Francisc. I 519.

fundālis, e (funda), de fronde : Prud. Psych. 293.

, Fundi dominus, Gall. Seigneur foncier. Charta ann. 1341. in Reg. 72. Chartoph. reg. ch. 369 : Supplicavit dominis Fundalibus dictorum locorum, ut de ipsis venditis ipsum emptorem investiant. Alia ann. 1477. pro prior. de Mauzan. in Lemov. : Recognoverunt... se tenere a prædicto domino priore præsente... tanquam a domino Fundali et directo, etc. Vide supra Foncearius. , Qui ex fundo assignato penditur, Gall. Rente fonciere. Charta ann. 1493 : De quibus cedunt redditus annui et Fundales viginti denariorum plebanis ibidem.

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