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Meaning of "camillus"
camillus (noun) - In Roman history, a youth chosen for ritualistic cleansing and religious duties. Also used to describe a priest's assistant or acolyte
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Camillus returned to the city triumphant.
Tornimparte and the return of camillus.
Camillus was appointed dictator a third time.
The bible belonged to the church of saint camillus de lellis in naples.
Camillus deliberately protracted the project until its abandonment.
These were gathered up and carried to Camillus.
Camillus when he founded the order of ministers of the sick.
There is also a village named Camillus in the town.
Camillus himself suffered physical ailments throughout his life.
An upscale home nestled in the western hills of Camillus.
Camillus rallied the people of Ardea to fight.
There is only one urgent care centers in Camillus.
Camillus was assigned the Volscian war by special senatorial decree.
Of the times when Camillus was in the height of his actions.
Camillus was another man who misunderstood the Roman people.
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They were short of provisions but did not go foraging because they feared Camillus.
It is said that Camillus possessed the gifts of healing and prophecy.
Trilepisium madagascariense is a larval foodplant for the butterfly Cyrestis camillus sublineata.
The Latin noun camillus denoted a child acolyte at religious rituals.
To the right is the main chapel dedicated and holding the relics of Saint Camillus.
Camillus headed then to Satricus with his youngest men and it was retrieved.
The enraged assemblymen were about punishing Camillus when he renounced his office of Dictator.
Camillus decided then that he would command through his son Lucius.
Many of the less fortunate who come to Camillus House have nowhere else to go.
Camillus was hailed then by all other Roman exiles throughout the region.
The enraged assemblymen were about to punish Camillus when he renounced his office of Dictator.
Camillus then ravaged their territory until the Volsci were forced to surrender.
He communicated to Camillus his intention to betray Falerii.
Camillus had been a noteworthy soldier in the wars with the Aequi and Volsci.
The knife carries the Camillus name.
Camillus ordered the leading men of Tusculum to go to Rome and plead their case.
It turned out to be Camillus.
However Camillus brought up the reserves and rallied the fleeing soldiers to stand their ground.
This crushing defeat prompted a series of military reforms by Marcus Furius Camillus.
Camillus headed then to Satricum with his youngest men and the city was relieved.
When he reached the top of the Capitoline the senate appointed Camillus dictator.
Camillus ordered all the gates closed and attacked before the Etruscans could concentrate their forces.
The revolt was put down by Furius Camillus.
Camillus first attempted to convince the Nepesines to throw out the Etruscans.
There is no mention of Camillus in the account of Diodorus Siculus.
Camillus opposed the plebeian plan to populate Vell with half of the Romans.
Triumph of Camillus in the Sala dell.
Camillus was escorted from Ardea to Vell.
To this inauguration also Saint Camillus de Lellis attended.
Saint Camillus to the Sick to the sides.
In reality he was censor in that year with Marcus Furius Camillus.
Marcus Furius Camillus is made dictator by the Romans.
Do not play with Fr Camillus.
Marcus Furius Camillus was a Roman general mentioned in the writings of Plutarch.
The entire Italian Peninsula was impressed by the Roman victories of Camillus.
