Sentences with GENTES
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"In ancient Rome, the citizens were organized into different gentes based on their family ancestry."
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"The gentes of Rome played a significant role in the social and political structure of the civilization."
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"In some Native American tribes, the population was divided into different gentes."
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"The gentes of the Native American tribes were responsible for various societal functions."
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"Although gentes were important units of organization, they did not have equal political power in all societies."
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"The gentes of ancient Athens were associated with certain geographic areas of the city."
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"As part of the society's traditions, certain rituals were performed by specific gentes."
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"In modern times, gentes are often used as a way to track family genealogy and history."
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"Some gentes are more well-known and prestigious than others."
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"During the festival, members of different gentes came together to celebrate their shared heritage."
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"The leadership positions in the tribe were often chosen from among the members of influential gentes."
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"The gentes in ancient Greece had their own distinctive symbols and emblems."
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"The gentes of the tribe were responsible for maintaining order and resolving disputes."
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"The gentes formed a tight-knit community, providing support and assistance to their members."
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"The gentes of the tribe were represented in the council by their respective chiefs."
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"The gentes of the tribe had specific responsibilities during times of war."
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"In some societies, gentes were organized based on common professions or skills."
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"The ancient Roman gentes were the noble families that formed the backbone of Roman society."
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"The gentes of different tribes in ancient Greece had their own distinct customs and traditions."
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"In some Native American cultures, the gentes were clans or kinship groups that played a significant role in social organization."
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"The gentes of the Iroquois Confederacy were matrilineal, meaning descent was traced through the female line."
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"The gentes of the ancient Hebrews were tribal divisions that originated from the twelve sons of Jacob."
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"Intermarriage between gentes was often discouraged to preserve the purity of bloodlines."
