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Latin Phrase-Book

Note 1 — XVI. War

H. W. (Henry William) Auden translation

amicus, the friend of the Roman people, distinct from socius, an ally; a socius was always amicus, but not necessarily vice versa. The title amicus populi Romani was granted by the senate to foreign princes in recognition of some signal service.

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