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Publius Juventius Celsus Titus Aufidius Hoenius Severi**** (c. 67 – c. 130) — the son of a little-known
jurist of the same name,
hence also
Celsus filius...
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Gaius Juventius was a
jurist of the
Juventia gens of
ancient Rome who
lived in the 1st
century BCE. He was one of the
numerous students of
Quintus Mucius...
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Saint Juventius (died 8
February 397),
sometimes spelled Eventius, Iventius, or Inventius, was a
bishop of
Pavia during the 4th century,
holding the position...
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refer to
Juventius,
although he is not named. The name
Juventius is that of an upper-class
Roman family, and so it is
likely that
Juventius is of the...
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response to Scipio's report, the
Senate appointed a praetor,
Publius Juventius Thalna, to
command a
legion and
settle the
situation with
military force...
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Titus Juventius was a
jurist of the
Juventia gens of
ancient Rome, who
lived in the 1st
century BCE.
Juventius was an
advocate who was much emplo**** in...
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pronounced king of Macedonia,
defeating the army of the
Roman praetor Publius Juventius Thalna during the
Fourth Macedonian War (150–148 BC).
Despite this, Andriscus...
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Titus Juventius, a
military tribune, in the
beginning of the
second century BC. The
first of the
Juventii to
obtain the
consulship was
Marcus Juventius Thalna...
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Celsus (ca. 45 –
before ca. 120);
Roman senator, consul.
Ephesus Publius Juventius Celsus (AD 67– AD 130), a
Roman jurist, praetor, governor,
consul Tiberius...
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diocese of Aquileia.
Together with
Juventius of Pavia, he was sent
there by Hermagoras. Both
Juventius and
Syrus are
reported to have been the first...
