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Lictor
Noun:
- (Ancient Rome) An officer attending the Roman magistrates and executing their orders; typically carried a bundle of rods and an axe symbolizing their power.
- (Historical) An officer or attendant with similar functions and ceremonial duties in some other countries, especially during ancient times.
Sample Sentences:
- The lictor marched ahead of the magistrate, displaying his authority.
- The lictors in ancient Rome were tasked with maintaining order and enforcing the law.
- In ancient Greece, the lictors were responsible for protecting high-ranking officials.
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