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rex et amicus populi Romani

king and friend

also: amicus populi Romani

“King and friend of the Roman people”: an honorific status conferred by the Senate on a foreign ruler recognized as an ally; Ariovistus received it in 59 BC, in Caesar's consulship.

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The Gallic War history · 1 mention

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