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Middle English Dictionary Entry

sandal n.

Forms	sandal n. Alsosandalle,-elle,-ali(e &sendale,-alle,-ille.
Etymology	Lsandalium,MLsandalum,ALscendalium &OFsandale,cendale.

(a) A kind of shoe, consisting of a sole fastened to the foot by thongs, a sandal; (b) a richly made shoe worn by popes and bishops.

(c1384)WBible(1)(Dc 369(2))Mark 6.9:Thei schulde not take ony thing in the weye..but schoon with sandalies, that ben opyn aboue.
a1425(c1395)WBible(2)(Roy 1.C.8)Judith 10.3:Sche clothide hir with the clothis of hyr gladnesse, and clothide hir feet with sandalies [WB(1): gaȝe shon; L sandalia].
c1425 *Wycl.Concord.(Roy 17.B.1)123b:Sandals: Schod wiþ sandalis, mark, sixte cap.
?c1475 *Cath.Angl.(Add 15562)110b:Sendale [Monson: Sendylle]: Sandalum.
a1500Mirror Salv.(Beeleigh)p.105:Judith hire clothis didde on..With mytre hire heved arraied, and sandales eke on hire fete.

(1423)Will York inSur.Soc.4576:ij sendalles de panno rubeo, cum parvis rosis de auro.
c1450Capgr.Rome(Bod 423)131:Thursday..is þe stacion at a cherch..wher seynt siluester lith, & þere is his stole, his uestment, & his sandalys.
c1475Gregory's Chron.(Eg 1995)167:They..a-rayde hym as a byschoppe..with a stole a bowte hys necke, not crossyd, and a pon hys fete a payre of sandellys [Lond.Chron.Vit.(1): sandalles].
c1425Wycl.Antichr.(2)(Dub 245)p.cxxvi:Þe pope & oþere bischopes wole kepe here feet ful cleene..wiþ sendales wiþ golde, wiþ siluer, & silk preciousely diȝt.
a1500(c1410)Dives & P.(Htrn 270)2.228:The buschopys..sandalyys & þe schon in [read: on] his feete at messe betokenyn þe naylys in Cristis feet.