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Dominator

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Dominátor. n.s. [Latin.] The presiding or predominant power or influence.

Jupiter and Mars are dominators for this North-west part of the world, which maketh the people impatient of servitude, lovers of liberty, martial and courageous. Camden's Remains.

Sources: Camden, William (28)

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