rotulare

rotulare [1 rotula+-are] 1 to roll forward or along, to cause to proceed by rolling. densatus pellibus ‥ quasi conglobatus in orbem ~ari quam incedere magis idoneus est J. Sal. Pol. 760B. 2 to burnish (armour) by rolling in a barrel. 1213 pro iij rotulis ad ~anda arma domini regis Misae 237; 1240 [in burnishing] ~andis [arms] Cal. Liberate 448; 1282 in armis ~andis et preparandis in castro Glouc’ MinAc 854/3. 3 to adorn with roundels. s1397 [comites] venientes in parliamentum in sua [v. l. una] secta rubearum togarum de serico ~atarum cum albo serico literis aureis mixtarum, appelacionem ‥ regi proposuerunt V. Ric. II 136; togam etiam longam cum capucio ~ato ‥ Blakman Hen. VI 14. 4 to enter on roll, in book or register, to record, enrol. 1271 juxta recognicionem suam prius ~atam Cl 417; compotus auditus cum sit pipa rotulatus Vers. Exch. 60.