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Roman Pharmacy titles

Pharmacopeia : Marker of remedies.

Pharmacotritae : Drug Grinders.

Unguentarii : Markers of Ointments.

Pigmentarii : Marker of Cosmetics.

Pharmacopolae : seller of drugs.

Aromatarii : Dealers of spices.

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