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Decurum

Description:

Decurum is a noun of Latin origin which refers to a group or body composed of ten individuals, specifically in the context of ancient Rome. It was originally used to denote a military unit or governmental official.

Sample Sentences:

Noun - Military Unit: During the Roman Empire, a decurum was composed of ten soldiers responsible for maintaining order and security in the region.

Noun - Government Official: In ancient Rome, the decurum was an assembly of ten individuals who served as elected magistrates, responsible for the administration of local affairs.

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