[383] From the Italian? an arbalest to be bent by "naturall strength" alone: see Florio, v. Lena.
[384] Pesarola is a balance, but the application of the word is not clear.
[385] Guiart, ann. 1304.
[386] Fragment. Hist. Dalphin., t. ii. p. 64.
[387] Paris, p. 685.
[388] Paris, p. 689; and compare page 1,092.
[389] Page 210.
[390] Page 38.
[391] Paris, p. 853. Compare Chron. of Dunstable, p. 366, and M. Westminster, p. 387.
[392] Paris, p. 853, ad an. 1264.