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cincinnatus

/ˌsɪn.sɪˈnɑː.təs/

Traduction: Nom propre faisant référence à l'homme d'État romain du Ve siècle avant J.-C., célèbre pour sa vertu simple, qui fut nommé dictateur de Rome à deux reprises et retourna chaque fois à sa ferme après son service.

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/ˌsɪn.sɪˈnɑː.təs/C2formal
  • frNom propre faisant référence à l'homme d'État romain du Ve siècle avant J.-C., célèbre pour sa vertu simple, qui fut nommé dictateur de Rome à deux reprises et retourna chaque fois à sa ferme après son service.

A proper noun referring to a Roman statesman from the 5th century BC, renowned for his simple virtue, who was twice appointed dictator of Rome and each time returned to his farm after serving.

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  1. Roman statesman and model of civic virtueC2formal

    A Roman patrician and statesman who lived from 519 to 438 BC, renowned for his simple lifestyle and dedication to the republic. He was twice appointed dictator of Rome during crises and each time resigned his power to return to his farm.

    frCincinnatus (homme d'État romain)

    • Cincinnatus left his plow to lead the Roman army against the Aequi.
    • After defeating the enemy, Cincinnatus returned to his small farm within 16 days.
    • His story is often cited as an example of selfless service and civic virtue.
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