What was a noble citizen in ancient Rome called, who was the defender of their client in court?

Correct answer: Patron

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Tom
Tom
a noble was called a patrician, patricianus, related to father. a commoner, not necessarily poor, was called a plebian. a middle class was called equitanus, a knight, horse owner. In the days of the Roman empire the patron was anyone who supplied bread and succour to his followers. Often wealthy plebian merchants.
Sarah
Sarah
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