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Lictor

Noun:

  1. (Ancient Rome) An officer attending the Roman magistrates and executing their orders; typically carried a bundle of rods and an axe symbolizing their power.
  2. (Historical) An officer or attendant with similar functions and ceremonial duties in some other countries, especially during ancient times.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The lictor marched ahead of the magistrate, displaying his authority.
  2. The lictors in ancient Rome were tasked with maintaining order and enforcing the law.
  3. In ancient Greece, the lictors were responsible for protecting high-ranking officials.

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