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inclusarius

inclusarius [erron. form from misr. of indusiarius] , (explained as) ‘one who folds his neighbour’s beasts’. (Cf. Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 438: hic patigarius, -r, i. janitor, quod januam facit patere; unde Plautus: ‘ubi sumptus petunt stat fullo, aurifex, inclusar, patigiarii’ = Plautus Aulularia 508–9: ubi sumptus petunt | stat fullo, phrygio, aurifex, lanarius, | caupones, patagiarii, indusiarii). hic inclusor, -ris, qui et ~ius dicitur, i. ille qui vicinorum claudit †pectora [MS: pecora] †profore facto [MS: pro forisfacto] Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 107; ~ii, qui vicinorum pecora includunt Ib. 176; portitor, janitor, ostiarius, valvarius, inclusor, patigiarius, clavicularius, ~ius, portensis Ib. 474; pyndare of beestys, inclusor, ‥ ~ius PP; hic ~ius, a hayward WW; CathA (v. inactor).

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