Definition of Chresimus. Meaning of Chresimus. Synonyms of Chresimus

- matters and would not have dealt with Chresimus' story. Instead, he suggests that Piso could have found about Chresimus from oral tradition among his family...
- Furius Sabinius Aquila Timesitheus, Roman imperial officer Gaius Furius Chresimus, Gr**** farmer and Roman freedman This disambiguation page lists articles...
- to lay down his censorship, in accordance with the law. Gaius Furius Chresimus, a farmer accused of having poisoned his neighbours' fields, was acquitted...
- The only recorded trial involving this law was that of Gaius Furius Chresimus in 191 BC. He was acquitted of using spells to draw the fruitfulness of...
- Fuscus, "dark", and probably entered the family through the female line. Chresimus and Philocalus are Gr**** names, and probably belonged to freedmen of the...
- Rennius D. l. Chresimus, a freedman named on a monument from Pisaurum in Umbria, together with Decimus Rennius Rufus. Lucius Rennius L. l. Chresimus, one of...
- Felicula, dedicated a tomb at Nemausus for her husband, Gnaeus Satrius Chresimus. Lucius Spurius Felix, built a family sepulchre at Ostia for himself,...
- Rom****, and two children of the same family. Quintus Allienus Q. l. Chresimus, a freedman named in an inscription belonging to the family sepulchre...
- Vitalio, a member of the shipwrights' guild at Ostia in AD 192. Segulius Chresimus, named in an inscription from Ostia, dating to AD 198. Segulius Sp****...
- 211 35 43 33 3–7 Pliny the Elder HN, xviii. 41–43 Trial of Gaius Furius Chresimus in 191 36 44 34 3–7 Pliny the Elder HN, ****iv. 14 Riches brought to Rome...