Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

wage

Romanian translation:

garantie/recompensa materiala (nepecuniara)

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English term

wage

English to Romanian Art/Literary Other Masonerie
1. The clergymen travel at the expense of those who were sanctioned, and who neglect to supply wages. We enact and order: that the Officers and Poliers, who will be in charge in the future, shall collect wages from a Master as a remuneration, sanctions or other reasons and charge him with all expenses they make recurring to the clergymen of the Bologna community or otherwise to collect them, so that the Union does not suffer.

2. We prescribe that the Officers shall not receive wages, nor money: but that the Polier receives integrally the total amount of wages and money and before they leave their charge he shall pay the remuneration to the Officers in charge from the funds of the Union.

3. All sanctions I will impose for any act, whatever it may be, I will have noted down in a book and I will hand and give it to the Polier of the Union. And the sanctions, the funds, and wages of the Union, the statutes, and all that is in his possession with regard to the funds of the Union and all writings and correspondence referring to the Union...
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garantie/recompensa materiala (nepecuniara)

Middle English, pledge, recompense, from Anglo-French wage, gage, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German wetti pledge — more at wed
First Known Use: 14th century
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