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Gaius Aurelius Cotta in 252 BC. From then to the end of the Republic, the
Aurelii supplied many
distinguished statesmen,
before entering a
period of relative...
- The
Hypogeum of the
Aurelii or the
Hypogeum of
Aurelius Felicissimus is a
privately run
catacomb in Rome. It is
sited at the
junction of the
modern viale...
- The
Aurelii Symmachi were an
aristocratic senatorial family (gens) of the late
Roman Empire. The
family received its
first offices at the
beginning of...
- 1150 and 1175, also
known as "Enarrationes in Psalmos. 1–83", at
SOMNI Aurelii Agustini Hipponae episcopi super loannem librum –
digitized codex created...
- politically. He
married Aurelia, a
member of the
politically influential Aurelii Cottae,
producing –
along with
Caesar – two daughters. Buo**** by his own...
- illustribus). ****ti
Aurelii Victoris de
caesaribus liber,
Franciscus Pichlmayr (ed.), Monachii,
typos curavit F. Straub, 1892. ****ti
Aurelii Victoris historia...
- "Sermones de Scripturis" [Conversations
about the Scriptures].
Sancti Aurelii Augustini Opera [St.
Augustine works] (in Latin). Vol. 4. Paris: Parent-Desbarres...
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Aurelius (Italian:
statua equestre di
Marco Aurelio; Latin:
Equus Marci Aurelii) is an
ancient Roman equestrian statue on the
Capitoline Hill, Rome, Italy...
- The Arch of
Marcus Aurelius (Latin:
Arcus Marci Aurelii) was a
Roman triumphal arch in Rome,
probably in the
region of the
Campus Martius, near the modern...
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Marcus Aurelius Antoninus (born
Lucius Septimius B****i****, 4
April 188 – 8
April 217),
better known by his
nickname Caracalla (/ˌkærəˈkælə/), was Roman...
