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Roman Republic. The gens is
known chiefly from a
single individual,
Marcus Anneius, who was a
legate of
Cicero during his
government in
Cilicia in 51 BC,...
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Marcus Anneius was
legate of
Marcus Tullius Cicero during his
government in Cilicia, in 51 BC.
Anneius appears to have had some ****iary
dealings with...
- from Agrippa. His
third wife's name is not attested. A man
named Lucius Anneius Domitius Proculus is
described in an
inscription as the great-grandson...
- Amus****
Ancarsulenus Ancharius Andius Anicius Anisinus Anisius Annaeus Anneius Annius Anquirinnius Antistius Antius Antonius Apisius Aponius Appianius...
- Vesuvius. A daughter,
Antonia Clementiana,
became a
grandmother to a
Lucius Anneius Domitius Proculus. Two
possible descendants from this
marriage are Marcus...
- ut, sī ante Kal. Iūniās Brundisī ****ūrus sit,
minus urgendī
fuerint M.
Anneius et L.
Tullius (Cicero) 'what you
write about Pomptinus is correct: for...
-
Nonius (****. f. ****. n.)
Sufenas Annei****, born
Marcus Anneius C****ol****, the son of
Marcus Anneius and Nonia, was
adopted by one of his uncles, presumably...
- ut, sī ante Kal. Iūniās Brundisī ****ūrus sit,
minus urgendī
fuerint M.
Anneius et L.
Tullius (Cicero) 'what you
write about Pomptinus is correct: for...
-
likely reading of a
funerary inscription from
Salona in Dalmatia.
Tarpeius Anneius Faustus, a
senator named in an
inscription from Rome. This is the more...
- in Achaia, who made an
offering to
Hercules in 113 BC.
Lucius Stennius Anneius Afric****, a
child buried at
Beneventum in Samnium, aged
eleven years,...
