Across
- 2. medieval doctor
- 5. Wife of Bath; she is a clothes maker
- 6. A minister who is in charge of a parish. A member of the clergy and especially a Protestant preacher
- 7. the "beggars" of the church; they were assigned a district or section of the town and were to raise money for and tend to the spiritual needs of the sick and needy.
- 11. A tradesmen; a haberdasher, dyer, carpenter, weaver or a carpet maker
- 13. a servant in a royal or noble household, ranking between a sergeant and a groom or a squire and a page
- 15. a person or company involved in wholesale trade, especially one dealing with foreign countries
- 16. someone who travels about the countryside selling official church pardons.
- 17. soldier for the king and country
- 18. knight in training; servant to the knight
Down
- 1. based on the word fraire for brother, a mendicant, traveling to preach, educate people, and treat the sick.
- 2. head nun of a convent; pray/tend to the sick and needy of the community
- 3. a medieval English landowner of free but not noble birth.
- 4. a cook in the service of the guildsmen. hired to be there
- 6. a man whose job it is to plow the land, especially with a plow pulled by horses or oxen
- 7. a person who owns or works in a grain mill.
- 8. Someone the medieval church hires to call people before the ecclesiastical court for their spiritual crimes
- 9. Scholar or Student of a particular subject
- 10. manager of someone's estate or farm.
- 12. captain of a merchant ship / Sailor
- 14. an officer who buys provisions for a college, monastery, or other institution.