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Theplebs was the general body of freeland-owningRoman citizens (as distinguished fromslaves and thecapite censi) inAncient Rome. Members of the plebs were also distinct from the higher order of thepatricians. A member of theplebs was known as aplebeian (/plɪˈbiːən/;Latin:plebeius). This term is used today to refer to one who is or appears to be of the middle or lower order; however, in Rome plebeians could become quite wealthy and influential. In fact,Nero, a Roman emperor, was born a "pleb". His success was not uncommon and approximately 30% of Roman emperors were "plebs".^{[citation needed]}

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