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servātōrĭum, φυλακτήριον, Gloss. Gr. Lat.,

a conservatory, magazine.

servatorium [CL servatus p. ppl. of servare+-orium], store, container (also fig.); b (as reliquary). c fishpond. fratres ‥ cystas vel archas vel alia ~ia licite habent ad ‥ recellas suas fideliter servandas Inst. Sempr. lxvi*; 1238 sanctificatum monachorum ~ium, hoc est monasterium Gros. Ep. 57; 1249 introducere [illos] ‥ in ~ium certe expectationis, in absconditum vivifice dilectionis Ad. Marsh Ep. 1; collecte tamquam in modico ~io faciliter reperiri J. Mirfield Brev. 46. b exuviae ‥ martyris in ~io reconduntur Herm. Arch. 20. c 1250 de lx luciis et totidem bremiis capiendis in vivario et ~iis episcopatus Wintoniensis Cl 332; 1258 vj bonas matrices bremas ad quoddam ~ium suum instaurandum Cl 191; 1260 triginta matrices bremas ad quedam ~ia ‥ instauranda Cl 306; 1260 quandam sepem circum gardinum nostrum et ~ium nostrum ejusdem loci Liberate 37 m. 15.

servātōrĭum, ĭī, n. (servo), dépôt : Gloss.

, Piscina, Reservoir d'eau, in Charta Manassis Lingon. Episc. ann. 1190. apud Perardum pag. 263. Poisson mis en serve, id est, in servatorio, in Consuetudine Nivernensi cap. 26. art. 5. Vide Salvatorium 1. et Serva 2. , Eadem notione, Piscina, in Fleta lib. 2. cap. 73. § 20. lib. 5. cap. 24. § 12. , Penus, arca. Gloss. Lat. Gr. : Servatorium, φυλακτήριον. Statuta Ordinis de Sempringham pag. 747 : Cistas, vel arcas, vel alia Servatoria licite habeat ad utensilia sua et recellas suas fideliter servandas.

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