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Nobilissimus

Title in the Roman and Byzantine empires

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Vir illustris

Highest ranks within the senates of Ancient Rome and Constantinople

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Vilicus
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Curio maximus
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Caesar (title)

Imperial title in the Roman Empire

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Princeps senatus

First member by precedence of the Roman Senate

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Praeses

Latin word

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Tribune

Elected Roman officials

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Procurator Gynaecii
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Vicarius

Latin word meaning substitute or deputy

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Comes rerum privatarum
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Interrex

Position in ancient Rome

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Cubicularius

Eunuch chamberlain in the Roman Empire

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Procurator (ancient Rome)

Administrative title in the Roman Empire

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Praepositus sacri cubiculi
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Auriga (slave)

Slave with gladiator status in ancient Rome

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Praefectus urbi

Magistrate of Rome

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Corrector

Person or object that practices correction

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Lictor

Bodyguard and attendant to ancient Roman magistrates

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Calligraphus

Ancient copyist

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Proconsul

Governor of a province in the Roman republic

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Comes sacrarum largitionum

Fiscal official of the Roman and Byzantine Empires

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Consularis
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