- The gens
Licinia was a
celebrated plebeian family at
ancient Rome,
which appears from the
earliest days of the
Republic until imperial times, and which...
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Claudia Pulchra was the name of
several women of
Roman gens of
Claudii during the 1st
century BC and 1st
century AD. The
Latin pulchra (meaning 'beautiful')...
- used by men of gens
Licinia in
Ancient Rome. They came from the
Licinii Luculli, in
which the most
famous member was the
consul in 74 BC and conqueror...
- dinner-guests']."
Plutarch Cicero 29
provides the
detail that
Claudia Luculli was the
youngest sister. Most of the
details survive in the Pseudo-Asconius...
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Celeris (born c. 94) P.
Clodius Pulcher tr. pl. 58 (93–53)
Claudia Quinta L.
Luculli (born 92/90)
Claudia maior M.
Bruti Claudia minor ignoti Claudia C. Caesaris...
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member of the
prominent gens Licinia, and of the family, or stirps, of the
Luculli,
which may have been
descended from the
ancient nobility of Tusculum. He...
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Celeris (born c. 94) P.
Clodius Pulcher tr. pl. 58 (93–53)
Claudia Quinta L.
Luculli (born 92/90)
Claudia maior M.
Bruti Claudia minor ignoti Claudia C. Caesaris...
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Celeris (born c. 94) P.
Clodius Pulcher tr. pl. 58 (93–53)
Claudia Quinta L.
Luculli (born 92/90)
Claudia maior M.
Bruti Claudia minor ignoti Claudia C. Caesaris...
- to
other formerly rivalrous families mending their relationships. The
Luculli and Servilii, who had been
rivals for decades, "combined to
withstand the...
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Clodia Marcii,
whose husband was dead by 61 BC, or the youngest,
Clodia Luculli, who had been
divorced in 66 BC. If the
identification is correct, Fordyce...
