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Date:
1200-1300
Language:
Old French
Origin:
ceptre, from
Latin
sceptrum, from
Greek
skeptron
'long stick, scepter'
scepter
noun
scep‧ter
x-ref
the American spelling of
sceptre
Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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