[f. CLIENT + -RY.] The relation of clients; a body of clients.
1594. Nashe, Unfort. Trav., 59. None cared for couetous clientrie.
1654. R. Codrington, trans. Hist. Ivstine, 130. A sordid part … of their own clientry.
1835. Keightley, Hist. Rome, an. 291. Many of their [patrician] houses seem to have died off; whose clientry mostly joined the plebs.
