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The upperclass citizens were originally the Patricians, but by the time of the empire many other classes could also be considered "upper class". These were the wealthy Plebeians and the Equites. Certain freedmen could also be in this group.

The upperclass citizens were originally the Patricians, but by the time of the empire many other classes could also be considered "upper class". These were the wealthy Plebeians and the Equites. Certain freedmen could also be in this group.

The upperclass citizens were originally the Patricians, but by the time of the empire many other classes could also be considered "upper class". These were the wealthy Plebeians and the Equites. Certain freedmen could also be in this group.

The upperclass citizens were originally the Patricians, but by the time of the empire many other classes could also be considered "upper class". These were the wealthy Plebeians and the Equites. Certain freedmen could also be in this group.

The upperclass citizens were originally the Patricians, but by the time of the empire many other classes could also be considered "upper class". These were the wealthy Plebeians and the Equites. Certain freedmen could also be in this group.

The upperclass citizens were originally the Patricians, but by the time of the empire many other classes could also be considered "upper class". These were the wealthy Plebeians and the Equites. Certain freedmen could also be in this group.

The upperclass citizens were originally the Patricians, but by the time of the empire many other classes could also be considered "upper class". These were the wealthy Plebeians and the Equites. Certain freedmen could also be in this group.

The upperclass citizens were originally the Patricians, but by the time of the empire many other classes could also be considered "upper class". These were the wealthy Plebeians and the Equites. Certain freedmen could also be in this group.

The upperclass citizens were originally the Patricians, but by the time of the empire many other classes could also be considered "upper class". These were the wealthy Plebeians and the Equites. Certain freedmen could also be in this group.

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