- officiorum,
which angered Promotus—indeed, they had a
fistfight in public.
Rufinus then
persuaded Theodosius to send
Promotus out on
exercises with the...
-
simoniacus (the
perpetrator of a
simoniacal transaction) or
simoniace promotus (the
beneficiary of a
simoniacal transaction), was
liable to deprivation...
- Medicam. secund. Locos. iv. 7, vol. xii. p. 730.
Promotus, Aelius; Ihm,
Sibylle (1995).
Aelius Promotus: Peri tōn iobolōn thēriōn kai dēlētēriōn pharmakōn...
- with
Promotus and Timasius,
respectively Theodosius'
magister equitum and
magister peditum.
During a
meeting of the council,
Rufinus insulted Promotus, who...
-
Promotus Advertising,
located in Indianapolis, Indiana, was
started by
Bruce Bryant in 1983. The
company provides strategic planning,
creative services...
- Her
entry into the
household of
Promotus may
indicate a
friendship of the two
magisters or a
political alliance.
Promotus died in 391 and,
according to...
- At the time, it was
known as the Year of the
Consulship of
Timasius and
Promotus (or, less frequently, year 1142 Ab urbe condita). The
denomination 389...
- into the
Roman Empire. He was
defeated and
killed by the
Roman general Promotus. His
surviving people settled in Phrygia.
After the
major Gothic entry...
-
Eutropius Roman consul II 388 with
Maternus Cynegius Succeeded by
Timasius Promotus Preceded by
Arcadius Augustus II
Rufinus Roman consul III 393 with Abundantius...
- the
field of
geometrical optics on
which he
wrote 7
works including the
Promotus Archimedus (1603) and the De
resolutione et
compositione mathematica (1630)...
