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| de·cu·ri·on [ di kyree ən ] (plural de·cu·ri·ons) |
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1. Roman officer: in ancient Rome, an officer in command of ten soldiers
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2. Roman council member: a council member in the Roman Empire
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| [14th century. < Latin decurion-< decuria (see decury), after centurion] |
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