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	An '''itinerant''' is a person who ]s from ] with no fixed ].<ref> at ''Thesaurus.com''</ref> The term comes from the late 16th century: from late ] ''itinerant'' (travelling), from the verb ''itinerari'', from Latin ''iter'', ''itiner'' (journey, road).<ref> from Oxford Dictionaries Online</ref>		An '''itinerant''' is a person who ]s from ] with no fixed ].<ref> at ''Thesaurus.com''</ref> The term comes from the late 16th century: from late ] ''itinerant'' (travelling), from the verb ''itinerari'', from Latin ''iter'', ''itiner'' (journey, road).<ref> from Oxford Dictionaries Online</ref>

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	==Itinerants throughout history and today==		==Itinerants throughout history and today==
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⚫	]" (1856), depicting two ~~vagrants.~~]]
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	*]s (] travellers)		*]s (] travellers)
	*]s (Jain monks)		*]s (Jain monks)
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	===Notable itinerants===		===Notable itinerants===
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	==See also==		==See also==
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	==References==		==References==
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An itinerant is a person who travels from place to place with no fixed home. The term comes from the late 16th century: from late Latin itinerant (travelling), from the verb itinerari, from Latin iter, itiner (journey, road).