person
Kazimir and Kaetan (the Polish stewards)
the Kazimirs and Kaetans
also: Казимиры да Каэтаны, Kazimirs and Kaetans
Generic names the doctor uses, in his tirade, for the princess's Polish estate stewards -- 'base spies' who range across her lands squeezing 'three hides off one ox' to please her; not individuated characters but a type-name for the whole class of overseer.
Reading notes
- The Princess §43 Kazimirs and Kaetans
The doctor uses these two common Polish given names generically, not for specific individuals, to name a type: the Polish-born stewards commonly employed to manage Russian noble estates in this period, here accused of extracting maximum labor ("three hides off one ox") from the peasantry to please their employer.