comitatus
/kɒmɪˈteɪtəs/Definitions
1. noun
A body of armed attendants or attendants of a king or nobleman; also, the retinue of a king or nobleman.
“The comitatus of the Roman Emperor was a powerful force in the ancient world.”
2. noun
A retinue of followers or attendants.
“The famous warrior’s comitatus followed him into battle.”
3. noun
A group of people who are loyal to a particular leader or institution.
“The comitatus of the church supported the bishop’s decision.”