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PROCERES. The name by which the chief magistrates in cities were formerly known. St. Armand, Hist. Eq. 88.
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Juvenal deprecated this low entertainer, this histrio, inserting some sarcastic lines in his seventh Satire ("Quod non dant proceres, dabit histrio .
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