privileged villeinage
Medieval History
noun
A form of villeinage in which the service due was defined and limited, as distinguished from pure villeinage.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Somner (d. 1669), antiquary and Anglo-Saxon scholar. After post-classical Latin villenagium privilegiatum.
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