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CORNAGE(law)

cornage (iou)



cornage noun. L16.
[Old French, from corn(e) from Latin cornu horn: see -AGE. In medieval Latin cornagium.]
Hist. A feudal service, being a form of rent fixed by the number of horned cattle.
? The term was formerly widely misunderstood, and explained as a duty to blow a horn to warn of a border incursion etc.