retinue

These are members of a general's retinue, but can only number up to eight.

She had a large retinue of women and pretty little girls.

A minute later, he and his wife were gone, along with their retinue.

Miles turned about and, followed by his retinue, left the great hall.

He paused, looking about him at the rest of his retinue.

This would be particularly so in the case of a picked retinue.

One day they rode off from their retinue and did not return.

The first came with much show, and a retinue of servants.

Each of the two ladies had a large retinue with her.

And it would keep her from the Queen's retinue as well.

In his last years he was said to live with a retinue of prostitutes.

And within the hour they were on their way with small retinue of servants.

Ahead of her walked a noble with a small retinue.

And so do the men of my own personal retinue."

"He is alive and well, a most important member of my retinue."

One day he lost sight of his retinue in a great forest.

The star and its retinue of planets are only 20 light years away.

He went to London and served in the retinues of the great ones.

They watched as he moved forward with his dull retinue.

"A position might be found for you, even in my intimate retinue," she said.

He had not passed me, with a retinue, on the bridges.

The retinues of the brothers for the most part kept separate, if close together.

He marched to the door, his retinue falling in behind him.

In the photo, the woman is accompanied by a retinue at her rear.

After that the king and his retinue are led to a new house in the yard to spend the night.