Talk:Field warden

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Field Warden vs. Camparius/Camparo

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This page provides "camparius" and "camparo" as translations of "field warden," but later distinguishes a field warden from a camparius/camparo, which it claims were employed by monasteries and private landholders. This should be clarified. I lack the expertise to correct this myself MHM1603 (talk) 20:55, 18 February 2025 (UTC)Reply

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Talk:Field warden

Field Warden vs. Camparius/Camparo