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(now historical) A low-ranking executive officer who carries a mace as a badge of office.

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sergeant at mace

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sergeant at mace

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(now historical) A low-ranking executive officer who carries a mace as a badge of office.

Japanese Meaning

(歴史的) 職務の象徴として棍棒（メイス）を携帯する低位の幹部・役人

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At the university's graduation ceremony, the sergeant at mace led the academic procession with measured steps.

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大学の卒業式で、メイスを徽章として携えた下級執行官が落ち着いた足取りで学位授与の行列を先導した。

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(now historical) A low-ranking executive officer who carries a mace as a badge of office.

This device, preceded by a band of music, is carried in procession by the Sergeant at Mace, after whom follow a man and woman, gaily and fantastically attired, in the characters of Lord and Lady, who perform the dance to a tabor and pipe.

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