Marcian was a domesticus, what does it mean?
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A domesticus was a personal assistant who served a noble or royal person. The term comes from the Latin word "domus," which means "house." Domestici were responsible for a variety of tasks, including running errands, managing the household, and caring for children. They were also often trusted with confidential information and were considered to be part of the family.
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