86 Mostly Medieval than that of an (un)official adviser? It seems that, historically, they all would always share certain qualities and lack some of the others, with their names evolving and developing new identities, until the changing world of social relations forced naming a fulfilled role that was not present before—a role defined by Eby, Rhodes, and Allen (2010: 10–13) as a unique, partner-like, reciprocal but asymmetrical, either formal or informal relation between adults involved in the acquisition of knowledge and professional development. ABBREVIATIONS B—T – An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary (Bosworth & Toller 1898) DLF – Dictionnaire Latin-Français (Le Gaffiot) DMLBS – The Dictionary of Medieval Latin from British Sources (Latham, Howlett & Ashdowne 1975–2013) DOE – Dictionary of Old English (Cameron et al. 2018) DOEC – Dictionary of Old English Web Corpus (diPaolo et al. 2009) DSL – Dictionary of the Scots Language | Dictionar o the Scots Leid (https://dsl.ac.uk/) GMIL – Glossarium mediæ et infimæ Latinitatis (Du Cange 1883–1887) HDCA – Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (Peck 1898) HTE – The Historical Thesaurus of English (https://ht.ac.uk) HTOED – The Historical Thesaurus of the Oxford English Dictionary (www.oed.com) KORBA – Korpus Barokowy [Baroque Corpus] (till 1772) (https://korba.edu.pl) L—S – A Latin Dictionary (Lewis & Short 1879) MED – Middle English Dictionary (Kurath et al. 2000–2018) OED – Oxford English Dictionary (www.oed.com) OLD – Oxford Latin Dictionary (Glare 1982) SED – A Sanskrit–English Dictionary (MacDonell 1893) SKEAT – An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language (Skeat 1888) SJP – Słownik języka polskiego [dictionary of the Polish language] (1861) SJPDor – Słownik języka polskiego [dictionary of the Polish language] (Doroszewski 1958–1969) TOE – A Thesaurus of Old English (Roberts, Kay & Grundy 1995) WSJP – Wielki słownik języka polskiego [great dictionary of the Polish language] (wsjp.pl)
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