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Felix was born in 50AD—CE if you prefer—and is turning twenty years old. I provide this detail for students of anicent history. Or, well, anyone with access to Wikipedia.
A soldier’s belt (cingulum) was usually meticulously decorated, occasionally with a fancy nameplate, sometimes with silver letters. One extant example has the name “Lucky”—in Latin, Felix.
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