- homo francus
- A freeman.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
homo francus
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homo francus — /howmow fraerjkas/ In old English law, a freeman. A Frenchman … Black's law dictionary
homo francus — /howmow fraerjkas/ In old English law, a freeman. A Frenchman … Black's law dictionary
HOMO — a Rom. significatione varie novatur. In iure feudali is primatio dicitur, qui, accepto feudo, domino tenetur militare. Al. Vasallus, olim quoque Baro et leudes. Irem quilibet praediorum tenens. Etiam cliens, famulus. subditus quivis. Aliquando… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
francus homo — /frankas howmow In old European law, a free man … Black's law dictionary
francus homo — /frankas howmow In old European law, a free man … Black's law dictionary
francus homo — A freeman … Ballentine's law dictionary
FRANCI — pop. Germ. quorum reg. Franconia, ampla, quae et Francia Orientalis, ad Gallicae Franciae discrimen, nominatur; qui in Galliam traicientes, illi nomen Franciae indidêrunt, fuêruntqueve propterea Galli deinceps Francesi dicti apud Italos, et alios … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Franklin — Free man who held land but not of noble birth, a peasant immigrant; also known as francigena and francus homo in *DB, i.e. Frenchman, a free man. The term derives ultimately from the Germanic tribes known as *Franks. Cf. Francigenare; Vavasour … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
FIDELES — in historiis primo et generaliter dicuntur, omnes qui fide Christiana imbuti sunt; et hi quidem tripliciter Fideles Dei, Fideles Christi, Fideles Ecclesiae: quod postremum magis etiam speciale fuit. Secundo omnes, qui in Principis alicuius… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
