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limes
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li·mes  (lmz)
n. pl. lim·i·tes (lm-tz)
A fortified boundary or border, especially of the Roman Empire.

[Latin lmes, lmit-.]

limes [ˈlaɪmiːz]
n pl limites [ˈlɪmɪˌtiːz]
(Historical Terms) the fortified boundary of the Roman Empire
[from Latin]


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