-
class Vir
spectabilis – The "Admirable Men",
Counts Second class Vir
clarissimus – The "Most
Notable Men",
Counts Third class The most
important Imperial...
- The
Senate was the
governing and
advisory ****embly of the
aristocracy in the
ancient Roman Republic. It was not an
elected body, but one
whose members...
-
Randall and Tony
Morris rated Clarissimus an "average"
winner of the 2000 Guineas. At the end of his
racing career Clarissimus was
retired to
become a breeding...
- with
titles such as vir
illustris ("illustrious man"). The
appellation clarissimus (Gr**** lamprotatos) was used to
designate the
dignitas of
certain senators...
- the
senates of Rome and Constantinople. All
senators had the
title vir
clarissimus (lit. 'very
famous man'); but from the mid
fourth century onwards, vir...
- Julius,
Consul jussit,
Curavit judex. CL. –
Clarissimus, Claudius, Clodius, Colonia. CL.V. –
Clarissimus vir,
Clypeum vovit. C.M. –
Caius Marius, Causa...
- planets. She also
serves as
president of the
Crimean branch of the "Prince
Clarissimus Aleksandr Danilovich Menshikov Foundation" (which was
founded in May...
- quaestors.
Although it did have senators, they held the
title clarus, not
clarissimus, like
those of Rome. It also
lacked the
panoply of
other administrative...
-
himself had
Archimedes and
Newton as his heroes, and used
terms such as
clarissimus or
magnus to
describe other intellectuals such as
great mathematicians...
- Ferréol;
between about 440 and 450–between 511 to
after 517 AD), was a vir
clarissimus, or Gallo-Roman senator.
Tonantius Ferreolus lived in
Narbo (modern Narbonne)...
