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A term denoting, apparently, a freeman of the lowest class, being named after the cotseti. … [Read more...] about FERDINGUS

FEOFFARE

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To enfeoff; to bestow a fee. The bestower was called "fcoffator," and the grantee or feoffee, "feoffat us." … [Read more...] about FEOFFARE

FERDWITE

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In Saxon law. An acquittance of manslaughter committed in the army; also a fine imposed on persons for net going forth on a military expedition. Cowell … [Read more...] about FERDWITE

FEOFFATOR

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In old English law. A feoffer; one who gives or bestows a fee; one who makes a feoffment. … [Read more...] about FEOFFATOR

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