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fasces

In ancient Rome, bundles of rods carried in procession by the lictors (minor officials) in front of the chief magistrates, as a symbol of the latter's power over the lives and liberties of the people. An axe was included in the bundle. The fasces were revived in the 20th century as the symbol of fascism.



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Property can be likened to "a bundle of sticks that can be separated and severed," Chatfield said.
A bundle of sticks one meter (three feet) long is enough to obtain a week's food for three people.
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