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faldao

FALDAO
, Sedes, seu sella brachiis conclusa, a fald Saxonico, quod, ut supra diximus in Falda, non modo stabulum ovile, sed etiam quodvis septum significat. Exstat apud Theodulphum Episc. Aurelian. lib. 2. Carm. 15. Epigramma cujus titulus est : In Faldaone Episcopi, et principium, Sessio Teudulfi placeat precor, etc. Fredegarius in Chron. cap. 34 : Ubi ad ventrem purgandum in Faldaone sedebat, sagitta saucius moritur. Vide Faldistorium. Nescio, an ejusdem originis vox Gallica Faude, de qua Octavianus de S. Gelais in Viridario honoris : Hucques de pris, tres-riches mantelines, Venans sans plus jusqu'au dessous des Faudes. Ubi Faude braccas, Gall. Haut de chausses, vel Garde-chausses significare videtur. Nec alia notione Raimundus Montanerius in Chron. Aragon. cap. 124 : Et dona li tal cop par les Faldes en la cuxa, que la cuxa li passa, et la sella, et apunta lo cavall.

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