02-01-2020, 09:14 PM
In the reading walschen, my first idea would be to relate the word to the Germanic "wals, walsch...", etymologically related to Walloon (Waals) and Welsh. In the Middle Ages it meant any French speaker or by extension any foreigner (who speaks a different language).
In that case it would mean the foreign or French speaking presbyter (whatever presbyter meant in the early 15th century).
In that case it would mean the foreign or French speaking presbyter (whatever presbyter meant in the early 15th century).