Fridstoll
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Among ancient English writers, fridstoll, or frithstow, signified a seat, chair, or place of peace. The most famous example was in Beverly, which had the inscription Haec sedes lapidea Freedstoll dicitur, i.e. Pacis Cathedra, ad quam reus fugiendo perveniens, omnimodam habet securitatem.
The term also signified a palace, which was usually a privileged place.
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- This article incorporates content from the 1728 Cyclopaedia, a publication in the public domain.
