-
abridgement of it.: 383 This book is
presented as
advice to a
certain Publius Silvinus.
Previously known only in fragments, the
complete book was
among those...
- Sil****, Sili****, Silo, Silus, Silv****, Silvester, Silvi****, Silvillus,
Silvinus, Silvia, Silvius, Similis, Simo, Simplex, Simplici****, Simplicius, Siricius...
- Marcellus,
owned a
domus in
Pompeii with his wife Fabia. ****tus
Curvius Silvinus,
quaestor during the
reigns of
Augustus or Tiberius.
Gnaeus Domitius Tullus...
-
Saint Silvinus or
Silvin (c. 650 in
Toulouse – 15
February 717 in Auchy) was an
evangelist in the area of Thérouanne,
which is now in
northern France....
-
Ailbhe of Emly (Albeus, Elvis),
first Bishop of Emly,
Ireland (527)
Saint Silvinus,
Bishop of
Verona in
Italy (c. 550)
Saint Sacerdos of Lyon,
Bishop of Lyon...
- as a
courier on the
orders of the governor.[citation needed]
Aurelius Silvinus,
another frumentarius legionis, left
behind in Rome a
dedicatory inscription...
- Helpis, a
freedwoman who
dedicated a tomb at
Lugdunum to
Quintus Ignius Silvinus, who had been
freed along with her, and
served as one of the
Seviri Augustales...
-
Abbess of a
convent in Bethlehem, an
early Desert Mother (419)
Saint Silvinus,
Bishop of
Brescia in
Italy (444)
Saint Faustus of Riez,
Bishop of Riez...
- her husband,
Gaius Modius Felix, sons,
Gaius Modius Felix and
Cocceius Silvinus, and freedman,
Modius Renatus.
Sattia Silvina,
buried at the
present site...
-
portion of the
second century.
Lucius Stenius Cytisus, the
freedman of
Silvinus, was one of the
Seviri Augustales at
Casinum in Latium,
named in an inscription...
