On Fri, 10 Dec 2021 11:14:02 GMT, a322x1n <void@void.void> wrote:
>our country

https://www.livius.org/articles/concept/fasces/
"The word fasces means "bundle" and refers to the fact that it is
a bundle of rods, which surrounded an ax in the middle. In ancient
Rome, the lictors carried fasces before consul, praetors and dictators,
i.e., magistrates that held imperium (which means that they had the
right to command and interpret the flight of the birds). Other people
escorted by lictors with fasces were Vestal Virgins, governors, and
the commanders of legions."

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ditto augur