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Pompeian
Pompeian Pom*pe"ian, a. [L. Pompeianus.]
Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of, Pompeii, an ancient
city of Italy, buried by an eruption of Vesuvius in 79 a. d.,
and partly uncovered by modern excavations.
Meaning of Pompeian from wikipedia
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Senatorial opposition to the
triumvirate was led by Cicero, a long-standing
Pompeian ally.
Despite this, the
latter supported the
populist politician Publius...
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Pompeian, Inc. is a food
company that was
founded in
Baltimore in 1906 and
produced America's
first national brand of
imported extra virgin olive oil....
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Pompeian red
refers to the
color of iron oxide-based
mineral pigment with a hue
close to red ochre, so
named because of its
common use in
ancient Roman...
- The
Pompeian Styles are four
periods which are
distinguished in
ancient Roman mural painting. They were
originally delineated and
described by the German...
- The
Pompeian Era was a
calendar era used by ****enistic
cities in
Roman Palestine, in
particular the
cities of the Decapolis. The
calendar counted the...
- A
brick is a type of
construction material used to
build walls,
pavements and
other elements in
masonry construction. Properly, the term
brick denotes...
- Bucili****,
former Pompeian,
brother of
Caecilius Rubrius Ruga,
former Pompeian Marcus Spurius,
former Pompeian Publius ****tius Naso,
former Pompeian Petronius...
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Pompey during Caesar's
civil war.
Caesar attempted to
capture the
vital Pompeian logistics hub of
Dyrrachium but was
unsuccessful after Pompey occupied...
- soon afterwards. However, in
April 46 BC, Caesar's
forces destro**** the
Pompeian army at the
Battle of Thapsus.
After this,
military opposition to Caesar...
- Pompey's army disintegrated. Many
prominent supporters of
Pompey (termed
Pompeians)
surrendered after the battle, such as
Marcus Junius Brutus and Cicero...
