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muhassil
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tribune
colonus
pontifex
Roman Emperor
Emperor of Rome
legate
flamen
prefect
fisc
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rex sacrorum
Praetorian Guard
câbi
praefectus annonae
Roman law
Vandal
taxman
defter
Quirite
Latin
Licinius Lucullus
Lucullus
Lucius Licinius Lucullus
novel
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centurion
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tehsildar
Flavian dynasty
duplicarius
patrocinium
palsgrave
Roman month
Holy Roman Emperor
lustrum
Roman deity
interrex
curia
Ancient Roman
talukdar
tribute
vicomagister
anax
Trajan
equerry
Theodosian
imperial circle
Caracalla
undercollector
pretor
indiction
Visconti
farmer-general
the purple
Eupatrid
purple
Caesar
propraetor
senator
Antonine
praetor
triumvirate
Roman
suffete
nomen
amlakdar
gabeler
triumvir
Edom
protospatharios
basileus
stratigotus
Numa
quipucamayoc
matrona
Comnenus
Petronius
antrustion
seigneur

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