to oppose the maltôte. As a matter of fact, the maltôte was a tax between 0.33 (Paris) and 0.50% (Tours). By extension, the word "maltôte" quickly was...

gabelle), a tax on consumer goods usually used to pay for fortifications (the maltôte), national tariffs (the "aides") on various products (including wine),...

VI of Carpentras, the papal nuncio. In 1375, Gérard imposed a new tax (maltôte) without the consent of the chapter, engendering a dispute with the magistrate...

to be expensive. Edward's taxation on wool exports, also known as the “Maltote” began in 1275 at 6 shillings and 8 pence, or a third of a pound, but by...

("You will radically "give leave" (= get rid of?) those who exact the maltôte tax") Ton estime tu garderas pour les vertus non-pour l’argent. ("You will...