Crossword Clue: Chapter 52, formally
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- 2018 Super Bowl designation
- 2018 Super Bowl number
- 2018's Super Bowl
- 52, another way
- 52, in ancient Rome
- 52 in old Rome
- 52, in old Rome
- 52, in Roman numerals
- 52, once
- 52, to Caesar
- 52, to Fabius
- 52, to Flavius
- 52, to Titus Livius
- 52
- A little over half a century in old Rome
- A midlife age, to Nerva
- Approximate number of weeks in a Roman year
- Four times XIII
- CCVIII/IV
- DXX ÷ X
- Deck count at Caesar's casino?
- Deck count at Caesars Palace?
- Deck count, for a Latinist
- Deck total at Caesar's Palace?
- Full deck at Caesars Palace?
- Full deck at Caesar's palace?
- Full deck in old Rome?
- Full deck Nero never played with?
- Full deck Nero wasn't playing with?
- Full deck, to Caesar?
- Chapter 52, formally
- Fifty-two for Cicero
- Fifty-two to Cato
- Half of CIV
- First-century date
- Cicero's 52
- Cicero's card count?
- Caesar's 52
- Caesar's card count?
- Caesar's deck?
- Caesar's poker deck?
- CIV half
- CIV halved
- CIV ÷ II
- IV x XIII
- Caligula's card count?
- Card count at Caesar's casino?
- Card count in Caesar's Palace?
- Card-deck count, to Cato
- Card deck total for Caesar?
- Double XXVI
- Just before Nero's reign.
- Cato's 52
- Number in a Roman deck?
- Number in a Roman pickup?
- Number of cards in a "pons" deck
- Number of cards in a Roman deck
- Number of cards in Caesar's deck
- Number of cards in Caesar's deck?
- Number of cards in Livy's deck?
- Number of playing cards in an ancient Roman deck?
- Number of weeks in a Roman year
- Number of weeks in Julius Caesar's year?
- Number of weeks per annum
- Number of weeks per annum?
- Shakespeare sonnet that begins "So am I as the rich, whose blessed key"
- Ovid's 52
- Roman 52
- Roman card count?
- Roman deck count?
- Multiple of XIII
- MXL ÷ XX
- Last chapter of Jeremiah
- One-fifth of CCLX
- One fourth of CCVIII
- Mid-first-century date
- Mid first-century year
- Nero's 52
- Nero's full deck?
- Middle age, Roman.
- One-sixtieth of MMMCXX
- Letter writer's 52?
- Letters re the 2018 Super Bowl
- Letters to be seen on 2018 Super Bowl T-shirts
- Only Super Bowl the Eagles won
- Super Bowl in 2018
- Super Bowl of 2018
- Twice 26 to Tertullian
- Twice XXVI
- Two-fifteenths of CCCXC
- Two years before Claudius was murdered
- Weeks in a Julian year
- Weeks in a Roman year?
- Weeks in a year, to Cicero
- Weeks in a year, to Nero
- Weeks in an "annum"
- Weeks in an annus
- Weeks in Augustus' year
- Weeks in the year: Lat.
- Weeks in the year MMI
- Weeks in the year, to Caesar
- Weeks per annum
- Weeks per annum?
- Weeks per ''annum''
- Weeks per year in old Rome
- XIII quadrupled
- XIII x IV
- XXVI divided by half
- XXVI doubled
- XXVI x II
- Year before the emperor Trajan was born
- Year before Trajan was born
- Year for Nero
- Year in Claudius I's reign
- Year in Claudius' reign
- Year in Claudius's reign
- Year in Claudius's rule
- Year in reign of Claudius I
- Year in the apostle Paul's travels
- Year in the life of Pliny the Elder
- Year in the reign of Claudius I
- Year in the reign of Claudius
- To Brutus, 52
Recent Usage of Chapter 52, formally in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Oct. 1, 2014