"avetrol" meaning in Middle English

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          "roman": "“ And thow schalt have hard metyng.”",
          "text": "[…] “ Alisaunder !” thrye,\n“ Whar artow, horesone ! whar ?\n“ An hore to Amon the bar :\n“ Thou avetrol, thou foule wreche,\n“ Here thou hast thyn eyndyng feched !\n“ Com, and geve us on justyng,",
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        "bastard; illegitimate child"
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