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Roman state. The
nomen Tampius is
easily confused with that of Ampius. The most
illustrious of the
Tampii was
Lucius Tampius Flavi****, who held the...
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Lucius Tampius Flavi**** was a
Roman senator who was
consul twice, as a
suffect consul. In his
first consulship,
whose date is no
longer known, his colleague...
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Suilius or
Suillius Sulpicius Summianius Surdinius Tadius Talepius Talius Tampius Tanicius Tannonius T****ius
Tapsenna Tariolenus Taronius Tarpeius Tarquinius...
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Plautius Silv**** Aeli****, and 50,000 may have been
settled in
Pannonia by
Tampius Flavi****.
During his
important governorship,
money began to circulate...
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Staberius Flavi**** A.
Antonius Rufus Dec.? (?) P.
Fabius Firm**** (?) L.
Tampius Flavi**** 46 D.
Valerius Asiaticus II (January–February) M.
Junius Sil****...
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nundinium of
either March-April or May-June 76 as the
colleague of
Lucius Tampius Flavi****. An
inscription has been
recovered in
Croatia attests that Silv****...
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governor of the
imperial province of Pannonia,
immediately succeeding Lucius Tampius Flavi**** in late 69,
until the year 73. His life
afterwards is a blank...
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Vibius Crispus 66-68 CE Nero
Pompeius Silv**** 71-73 CE
Vespasian Lucius Tampius Flavi**** 73 CE
Vespasian Manius Acilius Aviola 74 CE
Vespasian ****tus...
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buried in a first-century tomb at Rome,
along with her husband,
Lucius Tampius Ingenuus.
Titus Cr****icius Paettusius, made a
donation to the
temple of...
- Szőny and
Budapest in Hungary). 68–69 The
governor of Pannonia,
Lucius Tampius Flavi****,
intervenes in the
struggle for the
imperial throne in Rome....
