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EMPORIUM (a Latin
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adaptation of the Gr. Eµabpuov, from f)  , in, and
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stem of 7ropeueuOat, to travel for purpose of
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trade) a trade-centre such as a commercial
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city, to which buyers and dealers resort for transaction of business from all parts of the
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world . The word is often applied to a large
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shop .

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