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castellan
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cas·tel·lan  (kst-ln)
n.
The keeper or governor of a castle.

[Middle English castelain, from Norman French, from Medieval Latin castellnus, from Latin, of a fortress, from castellum, stronghold; see castle.]

castellan [ˈkæstɪlən]
n
(Military / Fortifications) Rare a keeper or governor of a castle Also called chatelain
[from Latin castellānus, from castellum castle]
Translations
castellan
nSchlossvogt m, → Kastellan m


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154) Countesses, abbesses and castellans held public audiences and female financial receivers accounted for their circumscriptions at public audit.
The adherents of Antonio Savorgnan, capo of a noble family and champion of the poor and marginal, turned on the clans of his hereditary enemies, the castellans of the Strumieri faction, butchering them with pre-modern gusto.
 
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