"pawtener" meaning in English

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          "ref": "c. 1518, Alexander Barclay, The fourth Egloge of Alexander Barclay, entitled Codrus and Minalcas, treating of the behauour of Riche men agaynſt Poetes",
          "text": "He had a pautner with purſes manyfolde,\nAnd ſurely lined with ſiluer and with golde,\nWithin his wallet were meates good and fine,\nBoth ſtore and plentie had he of ale and wine, […]",
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          "ref": "1884, Richard Welford, History of Newcastle and Gateshead, volume 1, page 340",
          "text": "She leaves Nicholas Wetwang (sheriff of Newcastle in 1454 and 1462) a gold broche and pawtener, and his wife a gold ring; […]",
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        "A bag or pouch; purse, scrip."
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        "(obsolete) A bag or pouch; purse, scrip."
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