Peyntour, s. painter, T. ii. 1041.
Peynture, s. painting, C 33; Peyntures, pl. R. 142.
Peyre, s. pair, A 2121; a set (of similar things), A. ii. 40. 18; D 1741; Payre, R. 1386; 3. 1289; Paire, pl. pairs, R. 1698.
Peysible, adj. tranquil, B 3. m 9. 33 (L. tranquilla); Pesible, calm, B 1. p 5. 2.
Peytrel, s. poitrel, breast-piece of a horse's harness; properly, the breast-plate of a horse in armour, G 564; Peytrels, pl. I 433. A.F. peitrel, O.F. poitrel, Lat. pectorale.
Phisicien, s. physician, doctor, 3. 39, 571. (Pron. fízishén.)
Phísik, physic, A 413; Phisýk, A 411, B 4028; T. ii. 1038.
Philosóphical, adj. fond of philosophy, T. v. 1857.
Phílosóphre, s. philosopher, didactic writer, A 297, B 25, F 1561, G 490; B 2. p 7. 89; L. 381; Philosóphres, pl. G 1427.
Philosophye, s. philosophy, L. 1898; A 295, 645.