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Nobleman
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Earl
A nobleman of England ranking below a marquis and above a viscount The rank of an earl corresponds to that
Landgrave
A German nobleman of a rank corresponding to that of an earl in England and of a count in France
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Marquis
A nobleman in England France and Germany of a rank next below that of duke Originally the marquis was an
Grandee
A man of elevated rank or station a nobleman In Spain a nobleman of the first rank who may be covered in the kings presence
Thingus
Thingus, a thane or nobleman; knight or freeman.
Thane
Thane [fr. thegn, Sax., a servant], an Anglo-Saxon nobleman: an old title of honour, perhaps equivalent to baron. There were two orders of thanes, the king's thanes
Retinentia
Retinentia, a retinue, or persons retained by a prince or nobleman.
Lordship
Lordship, dominion, manor, seigniory, domain; also title of honour of a nobleman not being a duke. It is also the customary titular appellation of the judges and some other persons
Lep and lace
Essex, that every cart which goes over Greenbury within that manor (except it be the cart of a nobleman) shall pay 4d. to the lord, Blount.
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