What is Duodecimos?

Duodecimos is a word that is derived from the Latin words "duo" meaning two and "decimus" meaning tenth. In ancient Rome, the duodecim was a group of 12 men who were chosen to serve as jurors in legal cases. The term has also been used to refer to a group of 12 musicians or other performers who work together as a unit.

In modern times, the word "duodecimo" is sometimes used to describe something that is divided into 12 equal parts or sections. For example, a book that is printed in 12 separate sections, each containing one twelfth of the text, might be described as a "duodecimo."

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