Contrarotulator

A controller. One whose business it was to observe the money which the collectors had gathered for the use of the king or the people. Cowell.

— Coutrarotulator pipæ. An officer of the exchequer that writeth out summons twice every year, to the sheriffs, to levy the rents and debts of the pipe. Blount.

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Lat.

In old English law. A controller. Reg, Orifjf. 192. Contrarotu Uztor cttstumarum; controller of the customs. Id, ibid. Contrarotulator hoapitii domini regis; controller of the king's household. Towns, PI, 209. Contrarotulator pipes; controller of the pipe. Cowell, See Controller.