LEPIDUS

Meaning of LEPIDUS in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈle-pə-dəs ]

biographical name

Marcus Aemilius died 13(or 12) B.C. Roman triumvir

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LEPIDUS — biographical name Marcus Aemilius died 13(or 12) B.C. Roman triumvir
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LEPIDUS — /lep"i deuhs/ , n. Marcus Aemilius /ee mil"ee euhs/ , died 13 B.C., Roman politician: member of the second triumvirate.
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LEPIDUS — Lepidus BrE AmE ˈlep ɪd əs -əd-
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LEPIDUS — Марк Эмилий Лепид
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LEPIDUS — Pronunciation: ' le-p ə -d ə s Function: biographical name Marcus Aemilius d 13(or 12) B.C. Rom. triumvir
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