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• Ragler — The chief officer of a *commote. The Latin documents used raglottus. [< Welsh rhaglaw] …   Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases

• Jerry Lawson (musician) — For other people named Jerry Lawson, see Jerry Lawson (disambiguation). Jerry Lawson Birth name Jerome Lawson Born 23 January 1944 (1944 01 23) (age 67) Origin Ft Lauderdale, Florida …   Wikipedia

• Commote — English form of the Welsh cymyd, term for a division of land less than a *cantref. In the late 11c, Welsh commotes were areas under Norman control yet subject to Welsh law and custom. The commotes were west of Offa s Dyke and, in general, they… …   Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases

• Commot — English form of the Welsh cymyd, term for a division of land less than a *cantref. In the late 11c, Welsh commotes were areas under Norman control yet subject to Welsh law and custom. The commotes were west of Offa s Dyke and, in general, they… …   Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases

• reglorship — see ragler …   Useful english dictionary