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Famulus

noun
(pl. famuli)
1.
A close attendant (as to a scholar).






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"Famulus" Quotes from Famous Books



... the grand Norman archway of the court. The school porter—the Famulus as they classically called him—a fine-looking man, whose honest English face showed an amount of thought and refinement above his station, opened the gate, and, consigning Walter's play-box and portmanteau ...
— St. Winifred's - The World of School • Frederic W. Farrar

... contemptuous of Trenchard so obviously obfuscated. At first it was his impulse to excuse himself, as possibly Blake might be already waiting for him; but on second thoughts, remembering that Trenchard was Mr. Wilding's most intimate famulus, it occurred to him that by a little crafty questioning he might succeed in smoking Mr. Wilding's intentions in the matter of that letter—for from his sister he had failed to get satisfaction. So he permitted himself to be led indoors to a table by the window which stood vacant. There were at the ...
— Mistress Wilding • Rafael Sabatini



Words linked to "Famulus" :   attendant, tender, attender



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