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L't
L't [fr. litus, lidas, letus], one of a class between servile and free, Palgrave, i. 354.
Literatura
literaturam ponere means to put children to school. This liberty was anciently denied to those parents who were servile tenants, without the lord's consent; the prohibition against the education of sons arose from the fear that a
Kilketh
Kilketh, an ancient servile payment made by tenants in husbandry.
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Institutions
treats of those who were excluded from this P'torian succession, because allied to the deceased only by a servile relation. The succession of Freemen is the subject of Title VII., and the assignment of Freemen that of
Furcam et flagellum
Furcam et flagellum (the gallows and whip), the meanest of all servile tenures, when the bondman was at his lord's disposal, both life and limb.
Cotesethus
Cotesethus, a cottage-holder, who by servile tenure was bound to work for the lord.
Esne
Esne, a hireling of servile condition.
Slavish
Of or pertaining to slaves such as becomes or befits a slave servile excessively laborious as a slavish life a slavish dependance on the great
Servility
The quality or state of being servile servileness
Servileness
Quality of being servile servility
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