"victimary" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1876, Richard Francis Burton, Etruscan Bologna: A Study, London: Smith, Elder & Co., page 43:",
          "text": "Two of the ministri support a pole or brancard, from which hangs a situla (pail with handles); a third has charge of a huge ox, over whose head floats a bird like Progne; whilst a victimary drags by the horns a goat, sacred to Mars.",
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        "A person whose role it is to kill the sacrificial victim(s) during a ritual sacrifice."
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          "sacrifice",
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        "(historical) A person whose role it is to kill the sacrificial victim(s) during a ritual sacrifice."
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  "word": "victimary"
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  "etymology_text": "From victim + -ary.",
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      "form": "more victimary",
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    },
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        "superlative"
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          "ref": "2022, Catriona McAllister, Literary Reimaginings of Argentina's Independence: History, Fiction, Politics, Liverpool, Merseyside: Liverpool University Press, page 42:",
          "text": "Ansay reinserts the victim at the heart of what the violence of independence can signify: the second part of the text leaves behind the revolutionary government's processes of self-construction and represents the experience of independence exclusively from this victimary perspective.",
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        "(rare) Relating to victim(s) or victimhood."
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        "(rare) Relating to victim(s) or victimhood."
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