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Meanings of decuriones in English
Spanish
decuriones Office of Ancient Rome held mainly by freedmen of the imperial family.
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Examples for "decurio"
Examples for "decurio"
1
Patrick was the son of a Roman decurio.
2
In a few hours, the Wallachians had assembled before the Decurio's house.
3
Imre held out his hand, but the Decurio did not accept it.
4
The crowd halted before the Decurio's window, greeting him with loud vociferations.
5
The Decurio stroked the fair hair of the lovely suppliant.
Usage of decuriones in English
1
These were the -decuriones turmarum- and -praefecti cohortium- (Polyb.
2
The government of the colonia was formed on a Roman model: there was a body of Decuriones or Senators.