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Flavonifractor plautii is a
bacterium of the
monotypic genus Flavonifractor in the
family Oscillospiraceae. This
species was
originally placed in the...
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Cristo (Rome, 1952), p. 5 Lily Ross Taylor, "Trebula
Suffenas and the
Plautii Silvani",
Memoirs of the
American Academy in Rome, 24 (1956), p. 24 Syme...
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member of this family,
granted patrician status to one
branch of the
Plautii. The
Plautii of the
later Republic claimed descent from Leucon, the son of Neptune...
- The
Roman Histories LVI.17 Lily Ross Taylor, "Trebula
Suffenas and the
Plautii Silvani",
Memoirs of the
American Academy in Rome, 24 (1956), p. 24 Cargill-Martin...
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Twelve Caesars, "Claudius" 24 Lily Ross Taylor, "Trebula
Suffenas and The
Plautii Silvani",
Memoirs of the
American Academy at Rome, 24 (1956), p. 24 Ronald...
- new bridge. The
archeological site also
includes the
mausoleum of the
Plautii, a
great round tower on the
south bank of the river, that
dates to the...
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Publius Plautius Hypsaeus was a
politician of the
Roman Republic during the
first century BCE. He was
probably the
grandson of
Marcus Plautius Hypsaeus...
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Urgulania felt
towards the empress. The
fasti of
Trebula Suffenas,
where the
Plautii Silvani had
their ancestral home,
tells of
Urgulania celebrating Livia's...
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Laterano sits was
occupied during the
early Roman Empire by the
domus of the
Plautii Laterani family. The
Laterani served as
administrators for
several emperors;...
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Archbasilica of
Saint John Lateran. Lily Ross Taylor,
Trebula Suffenas and the
Plautii Silvani, 1956, p 24. Tacitus,
Annales xi. 36, xv. 60. Tacitus, Annales...
