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Encyclopedia > Gild

To cover something in a thin layer of gold or a material that looks like gold.


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GILD Instructional Technology for First Year Computer Science - University of Victoria (200 words)
UVic, GILD (Groupware enabled Integrated Learning and Development) seeks to rectify this lack by creating an integrated learning and development plug-in for
This version of Gild is intended for use with Eclipse version 3.1 and Java SDK version 1.4.* or 1.5.*.
This version of Gild is intended for use with Eclipse version 3.0.2 and Java SDK version 1.4.* or 1.5.*.
Gild Merchant Documents (2690 words)
And when the gild shall sit, the alderman is to have, each night, so long as the gild sits, two gallons of wine and two candles, and the steward the same; and the four skevins and the chaplain, each of them one gallon of wine and one candle, and the usher one gallon of wine.
No one of the gild nor of the franchise shall avow another's goods for his by which the custom of the city shall be injured And if any one does so and is convicted, he shall lose the gild and the franchise; and the merchandise so avowed shall be forfeited to the king.
The alderman and skevins of the said gild are by duty obliged to visit four times a year all the infirm, all that are in want, need or poverty, and to minister to and relieve all such, out of the alms of the said gild.
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