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Definitions from the WebManipleNoun (1): In ancient Rome, a small, rectangular piece of fabric worn by Roman soldiers on their left arm as a sign of rank. Example sentence: The centurion proudly displayed his gold-colored maniple, symbolizing his leadership in the Roman legion. Noun (2): A liturgical vestment worn by Catholic priests during Mass, consisting of a band of silk with an embroidered cross, draped over the left arm. Example sentence: The priest meticulously arranged the white maniple on his arm before beginning the sacred rituals. Noun (3): A subdivision of an ancient Roman legion, consisting of 60 to 120 soldiers. Example sentence: The maniple, commanded by a centurion, played a crucial role in the tactical formation of the Roman army. Noun (4): A quantity of grain or other produce harvested by ancient Roman farmers, equivalent to one sixteenth of a modius. Example sentence: The farmer proudly presented his maniple of wheat to the local market, hoping for a good price. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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