- Republic.
Early in the war,
Crastinus commanded his unit as it
repelled an
attempted crossing of a
river by the Helvetii.
Crastinus, whom
Caesar considered...
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Silvio Celestino Corio (28
October 1875 – 11
January 1954), also
called Crastinus, was an
Italian anarchist who was
active in
London during the
first half...
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continued to
serve after the
death of the Tenth's
primus pilus,
Gaius Crastinus, at Pharsalus. Plutarch,
Parallel Lives, "Life of Caesar" 16.2 (ed. Clough...
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Agathius St
Alexander Aulus Pudens C****ius
Chaerea St
Cornelius Gaius Crastinus Gordius St
Longinus Lucius Artorius Castus Lucius Vorenus St Marcellus...
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Roman Republic Battle of
Actium (31 BC)
Commanders Notable commanders Julius Caesar (Campaign) Mark
Antony (Campaign)
Gaius Crastinus (Centurion)...
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Cornificius Coruncanius Cosconius Cossinius Cossutius Cotius Cottius Cr****icius
Crastinus Cremutius Crepereius Critonius Cupiennius Curiatius Curius Cursineius...
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behavioral economists. Latin: procrastinare, pro-, 'forward', with -
crastinus, 'until next day' from cras, 'tomorrow'. The word
originated from the...
- 229–235. ISSN 1543-4133. JSTOR 27828830. "Corio,
Silvio (1875-1954) aka
Crastinus,
Qualunque | libcom.org". libcom.org.
Retrieved 15
November 2022. Carnochan...
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Noble as
Gaius Crastinus Simon Dutton as
Titus Labienus Alex
Ferns as Mark
Antony Sean
Pertwee as
Caesar Crispin Redman as Cato Karl
Johnson as Marcellus...
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Catholic prelate and
Bishop of
Parma Silvio Corio (1875 − 1954), also
called Crastinus,
Italian anarchist Corio (disambiguation)
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