"I becom zour man my liege king in land, _lith_[2], life and
lim, warldly honour, homage, fealty, and leawty, against all
that live and die."

Numerous examples are to be found in the M.H. German, of which I will
cite a few:

"Ir habt doch zu iuwere hant
Beidin _liute_ unde lant."

_Tristr._ 13934.

"Und bevelhet ir _liute_ unde lant."

_Iwein._ 2889. {432}

"Ich teile ir _liute_ unde lant."

_Id._ 7714.

And in the old translation of the _Liber Dialogorum_ of St. Gregory,
printed in the cloister of S. Ulrich at Augspurg in 1473:--

"In der Statt waren hoch Türen und schöne Heüser von Silber und
Gold, und aller Hand _leüt_, und die Frawen und Man naÿgten im
alle."

Lastly, Jo. Morsheim in his _Untreuer Frawen_:--