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pennoncel

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Searchable Lemmata: penuncel (AF), penuncellus (L), penoncel (ME), pennoncel (MdE).
Alternate Forms: pencellus, penecella, penecellus, penencel, penesellus, penicellus, pennuncel, penocella, penocellus, penonceals, pensellus, penucella, pincellus, ponecellus.

    Definitions and Defining Citations:

1(n.) Accessory; pennon or banner. Also, MdE pennoncel, a small pennon or banner; often showing armorial bearings. Often this is attached to a spear, lance, or helmet, trumpet, or some other device. In some uses, used to mark an item as under royal or noble protection.(circa 1220 still in current use)
1. pro centum paribus coopertorum ... certum loricis ... xx et vj paribus caligarum ferrearum et octo baneriis et duodecim penuncellis de armis suis Accounts. [DMLBS Cl (369b) 1218]
2. [226] ... tria vexilla, viz. domini imperatoris Romani, S. Edwardi, et S. Edmundi, cum aliis xliij diversorum regum, ducum, atque comitum, et totidem penisellis ... [229] ... frontellum ... cum frontilecto et uno reredos attingente usque ad caelaturam ... altaris (Invent. Westm.) Accounts. [DMLBS Arch. (LII 226-229) 1388]
3. [33] ... ad faciendum DCCC penuncell' pro lanceis armigerorum et aliorum hominum ad arma regis de armis S. Georgii ... Et ad faciencum .ij. stremar’ curt’ de armis Regis quartellatis. Et ad faciendum .ij. Guydones de eisdem armis Regis ... [34] ... ad faciendum unum lectum de taffata bluet' pro rege poudratum cum garteriis continentibus istud dictatem [? l. dictatum]: hony soit qui mal y pense Accounts. attached to lances (citations from individual page of text may not appear in original order) [DMLBS Arch. (XXXI 33-34) 1349]
4. deux baners et penouns et pencels Historic. [AND Anon Chr (144.35) 1382/1399]
5. Than sen thei stonde on every side, Endlong the schipes bord to schewe, Of Penonceals a riche rewe Poetic. [MED Gower CA ((Frf 3) 8.988) ante 1393]
c.f.: pencel, pennon
AF, L, ME, MdE; Primarily N/A.
Sex: N/A    Use: n/a    Status: n/a    Rank: n/a    Ceremonial: Yes
Body Parts: N/A.

    Etymological Evidence:

Definite, AF; Old French penoncel.
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