Preposition: of

• court: Perquisites of court were rarely more than £ 1 in the Middle Ages, ( fn.

• office: Every one of the thirteen states had to cede sovereignty and power to the center and give up perquisites of office.

Converse of object

• enjoy: The special interior ministry troops, who are not part of the army, are better paid and enjoy perquisites such as looting.

Adjective modifier

• little: It keeps up a good spirit, and is one of my own little perquisites.