lapicidina

lapicidina, ~dicina [CL pl. only, LL gl. also sg.], ~dicinia, ~dicinium [ML], ~dicinum , a quarry. b masons’ workshop or lodge. a ~cedina, locus ubi c[a]editu[r] lapis GlC L 72; ~dicina vel lapidicedium, stanhywet Ælf. Gl. 112. 10; ~dicina Merulensis unde quadrati lapides advehuntur Ord. Vit. III 12 p. 128; 1189 concessi ‥ eis in ~dicinia mea de H. accipere omnia necessaria sua Cart. Sallay 623; de ‥ insitione ~scedinarum Chr. Rams. 166; unam [sc. crucem] ‥ fecit a latomis de ~dicino ‥ secari J. Furness Kentig. 41 p. 233; 1237 nec tales homines determinent ‥ utrum dande sint decime de ~cidinis vel silvecediis ‥ (Petitio) Ann. Burton 254; 1294 liberam et plenam potestatem ‥ ~dicinia frangendi tam ad edificandum quam ad calcem comburendam Reg. Paisley 93; 1323 cum necesse fuerit novam ~dicinam effodere pro operibus ecclesie (Chap. Lichfield) MS Bodleian Ashmole 794 f. 5v; 1348 faciet scuwes dictorum botras de lapide ~dicine [Arch. J. LXXXVII 22: †lapidiane] de Bernaco Building in Eng. 437 (Sandon, Herts) ; ~dicina, fossata et muros facere Meaux I 379; a quarelle of stone, ~dicina, lapidicium CathA; ~cidinas cum fundo transire sine controversia est, sic et cretefodinas et marmorifodinas Jus Feudale 190.  b hec ~dicina ~e, i. locus vel domus ubi ceduntur lapides Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 312; masonys logge, ~dicina PP; hec ~disina est domus latamorum vel est ubi lapides ceduntur WW; a luge for masons ~dicina, lapicidium CathA.