Of dyinge The Collours followinge as Wooded

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General
Colour ConText ID: 
REC:7113
Original language: 
English
Remarks: 
11. Poppinjay: popinjay from Anglo-Norman papejei, papejoie, Old French papejai (parrot). 15 From middle English wachet, compare French vaciet, whortleberry, Latin vaccinium (blueberry), obsolete term for a light blue colour and for cloth or clothes of this colour. 7. hair colour 14. From Middle English, from Anglo-Norman tauné, from Old French tané, past participle of taner (“to tan”), from tan 'tanbark, tawny color': of a light brown to brownish orange colour. supter =>subter => below
Date information
Year: 
1607-10ca.

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Oxford, Bodleian Library Ashmole 1494, Of appoticarie druges 1607-10ca. XVth (1H.) XVIIth (1H.)
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456r/v