cleruch
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Definitions
1. noun
A farmer or cultivator of land granted by the state, especially in ancient Greece.
“In ancient Greece, the cleruchs were granted land to cultivate in exchange for military service.”
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1. noun
A farmer or cultivator of land granted by the state, especially in ancient Greece.
“In ancient Greece, the cleruchs were granted land to cultivate in exchange for military service.”