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Římský cenzor

Censor byl úředník ve starověkém Římě, jehož úkolem bylo provádět na základě sčítání lidu majetkové odhady občanů a jejich následné rozdělení do pěti majetkových tříd. Měl tak na starost dohled nad určitými aspekty státních financí.

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Římský cenzor

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Edges48
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Avg. degree1.96
Density0.040816
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censorů censoři census censor roku jeho funkce lustrum majetku úřední úřad censu dle röm římě občanů právo doby úřadu

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