Retinue of servants
that seemed to always be within call.
They were
accompanied also by a small retinue
of indentured male and female servants.
To purchase social status, you must
have a retinue
formed from other members of your group who have given you their loyalty.
He at once called all the
royal retinue
for a sudden meeting.
Retinue of planets
- see dia.
By this date the crescent moon will have
joined the retinue
of planets - see dia.
James v. , and a
numerous retinue
of followers pass through kinross on their way to perth.
Retinue of attendants
is also dead.
It's not surprising that
large retinues
of staff are required to run these great houses.
Retinues of staff
are required to run these great houses.
The chief and a
small retinue
met the ford lorry at the outskirts.
Retinues of armed men
- unfree knights - were maintained to sustain the level of conflict.
In 1245 it received at one time pope innocent iv. and the french king, with their
whole retinue.
Retinue of english nobility
and gentry.
This he carried out with aplomb, traveling with a
great retinue, his lavish style made an impression on the french.
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