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Meanings of ancient roman plebeians in English
In ancient Rome, the plebs was the general body of free Roman citizens who were not patricians.
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Examples for "plebeians"
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Princes, plebeians, and artists meet here in the limitless brotherhood of music.
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Though proud, the patricians made concessions to plebeians whenever it was necessary.
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This was, as we have said, the condition of many Roman plebeians.
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You have mustered quite a pretty set of little plebeians 'ere to-night.
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The nobles should be simple in their lives and hardly distinguishable from plebeians.
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The Macedonian phalanx will destroy the mighty armies of the plebs of Europe.
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The news was received with delight by both senate and plebs.
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There were undoubtedly some very hairy plebs around, but a Yeti?
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Plays for dancers were emphatically not plays for Irish plebs.
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Even as we plebs are forced to make do with risky and volatile public stocks.
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This was, as we have said, the condition of many Roman plebeians.