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Marcus Atius Balbus (105 – 51 BC) was a 1st-century BC
Roman who
served as a
praetor in 62 BC; he was a
cousin of the
general Pompey on his mother's side...
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senator by 39 BC, may have held an aedileship.
Marcus Atius Balbus, the
father of
Marcus Atius Balbus,
praetor in 62 BC, and great-grandfather of Augustus...
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Atiu Ātiu, also
known as ʻEnuamanu (meaning land of the birds), is an
island of the Cook
Islands archipelago,
lying in the central-southern
Pacific Ocean...
- Caesar's wife.
Caesar divorced Pompeia over the scandal.
Julia married Marcus Atius Balbus, a
praetor and
commissioner who came from a
senatorial family of...
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Retrieved 27
November 2024. "Legendary
Native American Figures:
Tirawa (
Atius Tirawa)". www.native-languages.org.
Retrieved November 16, 2014. Blaine...
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Gaius Octavius 4.
Gaius Octavius 2.
Augustus 20.
Marcus Atius Balbus 10.
Marcus Atius Balbus 21.
Pompeia 5. Atia 22.
Gaius Julius Caesar 11. Julia...
- Claudius. Atia was the
daughter of
Julia Minor and her
husband praetor Marcus Atius Balbus. Atia had at
least one
younger sister, and
possibly an
older one...
- the
mother of Julia. The
younger of Caesar's two
sisters married Marcus Atius Balbus: they were
ancestors of all the Julio-Claudian emperors,
apart from...
- pronunciation: [ˈŋaːpʉːtɔrʉ]) is the
generic name give to the
islands of
Atiu, Mauke,
Mitiaro and
Takutea in the Cook
Islands archipelago. In the Cook...
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known for its fisherman's gods and staff-gods,
Atiu for its
wooden seats, Mitiaro,
Mauke and
Atiu for mace and slab gods and
Mangaia for its ceremonial...
