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Patrician - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Patrician may refer to: • Patrician (Ancient Roman), a member of an elite family in ancient Rome • Patrician (post-Roman Europe), a member of an elite family in various countries • Patrician (Christi...
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Patrician (ancient Rome) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The term patrician (Latin: , Greek: ) originally referred to a group of elite citizens in ancient Rome, including both their natural and adopted members. In the late Roman Empire, the class was broa...
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The Patrician Class is Rome's elite aristocracy, the powerful Founding Families of Rome. For centuries Patricians governed Rome exclusively. To be a Patrician is to view the Senate (indeed, the Consulship) as your birthright.
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Adoption (see Roman Family) into a Household. Adoption does not automatically provide the adopted Roman a seat in the Senate. The adopted Equestrian or Patrician must still become a Senator through political office.
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1. somebody with upper-class characteristics: somebody with the qualities and manners traditionally associated with the upper class; ... 3. aristocratic Roman: a member of an aristocratic family of ancient Rome whose privileges included the exclusive right to hold some high offices; ... Search for "patrician" in all of MSN Encarta...
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In ancient Rome, the patricians were the noble families, while the plebeians were the merchants, farmers, and artisans. Learn more about the social classes of Rome in a lesson designed for middle school students. ... Patrician and Plebeian...
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Patricians were relatives of the "patres," the heads of the families of the old tribes of Rome, divided into three tribes, Tities, Luceres, and Ramnes each consisting of 10 curiae. ... Patricians lost privileges over time, but patrician status and parentage remained necessary for the confarreatio type of marriages,
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