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Noun Concept
Categories: Ancient Roman titles, Court titles, Comites, Economy of ancient Rome, Military ranks of ancient Rome
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comes  komes  comes Africae  comes castrensis  comes foederatorum
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Komes, also żupan in Polish, a title developed from the Latin comes in medieval Poland and was used for dignitary in the period of the Holy Roman Empire for administrative and military district commanders. Wikipedia
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Komes, also żupan in Polish, a title developed from the Latin comes in medieval Poland and was used for dignitary in the period of the Holy Roman Empire for administrative and military district commanders. Wikipedia
Comes, plural comites, was a Roman title or office, and the origin Latin form of the medieval and modern title "count". Wikipedia
Latin word for companion, Roman court title Wikidata
IS A
imperial, royal and noble ranks
position
count
Roman magistrate
HAS PART
Count of the Saxon Shore
Comes Britanniarum
comes sacrarum largitionum
Count of the Stable
Comes commerciorum
+11 relations
HAS KIND
Count of the Saxon Shore
Comes Britanniarum
comes sacrarum largitionum
Count of the Stable
Comes commerciorum
+15 relations
REPLACED BY
count palatine
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comes, komes
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comes, Komes
Wikipedia Redirections
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comes Africae, comes castrensis, comes foederatorum, Comes militaris, comes rei militaris, comites, comites consistoriales, Comitis
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Comes

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