gauloises. Gallic, or rather Gallo-Roman

1. 9. Germains. Franks and other Germans, such as Alemans, Sueves, Thuringians &c.

1. 14. lites. This word in its various forms of lit es, lides , laets , lazzi , is found among many German tribes. It denoted the * unfree ’ class of serfs, below the freeman, but above the personal slave. The word is often derived from the root of words like less% least , as in Appendix no. 1.

1. 15. fiscalins. fiscalini cornes from fiscus the Latin word for the Impérial treasury, adopted by the Franks to dénoté the King’s property.