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"Du latin focaticum, de focus, foyer, feu."
],
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}
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"ref": "Jean-Pierre Leguay, Le feu au Moyen Âge, 2008",
"text": "Le Moyen Âge a forgé à partir de la racine focus le terme de foagium ou focagium, en français de foage, fouaige, fouage, apparu en Normandie, confondu dans maints endroits avec la taillée, le subside ou même l’emprunt, pour désigner un impôt direct, devenu commun, avec le temps, dans beaucoup de régions de France."
}
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"Redevance perçue par un seigneur, pour chaque feu roturier de son fief."
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"Du verbe ancien français foer, fouir, du latin fodere, fouir, creuser."
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"Du verbe ancien français foer, fouir, du latin fodere, fouir, creuser."
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"Action de creuser, d'enfouir."
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"Du latin focaticum, de focus, foyer, feu."
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}
],
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"Redevance perçue par un seigneur, pour chaque feu roturier de son fief."
],
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"history"
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