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equites [ˈɛkwɪˌtiːz]
pl n (in ancient Rome)
1. (Military) the cavalry
2. (Historical Terms) members of a social order distinguished by wealth and ranking just below the senators Also called knights
[from Latin, plural of eques horseman, from equus horse]
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