The Taini Regis are often contrasted with the Servientes Regis[670].
In the servientes Regis who have been enfeoffed in divers counties we may see the predecessors of the tenants by serjeanty[622].
It was in the order of the Temple that the word freres serjens or fratres servientes signified an honorary title or degree, and denoted a powerful privileged class of men.
The fratres servientes armigeri or freres serjens des armes, of the chivalry of the Temple, were of the rank of gentlemen.
It was in the order of the Temple that the word freres serjens or fratres servientes first signified an honorary title or degree, and denoted a powerful privileged class of brethren.
Servientes spathæ, in the gradual approach of base Latin to our idioms, became sergentes spadæ.
Temple divided into two halls, or rather the original two halls of the knights and Fratres Servientes separated into two societies.
The old ceremony of creating serjeants-at-law exactly resembles that once used for receiving Fratres Servientes into the fraternity of the Temple.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "servientes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
