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Verginia, or
Virginia (c. 465 BC – 449 BC), was the
subject of an
ancient Roman story recounted in
Roman historian Livy's text Ab Urbe Condita. Upon a...
- The gens
Verginia or
Virginia was a
prominent family at
ancient Rome,
which from an
early period was
divided into
patrician and
plebeian branches. The...
- were routed. Livy
alleged that
Appius Claudius was ****ually
interested in
Verginia, the
daughter of a plebeian,
Lucius Verginius, who was a
centurion absent...
- 494–486 BC) was a
Roman Republican politician and
general of the gens
Verginia. He
served as a
Roman consul in 494 BC
together with
Titus Veturius Geminus...
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Verginia,
sometimes spelled Virginia, was the
daughter of
Aulus Verginius, a
Roman patrician. Her
example of
modesty and
virtue in the face of adversity...
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behaved as a
lustful tyrant, with his
attempt to
force himself on the maid
Verginia resulting in the
second secession of the plebs, the
downfall of the Decemvirate...
- from
legend or the
Bible who were
either powerless, such as
Susanna and
Verginia, or only able to
escape their situations by suicide, such as Dido of Carthage...
- BC, with
Spurius C****ius Vecellinus. He was the
first from the
powerful Verginia family to
obtain the consulship.
Together with his
colleague Spurius C****ius...
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Tarquinia gens –
Patrician (?)
Tarquitia gens –
Patrician Urgulania gens
Verginia gens –
Patrician Volumnia gens –
Patrician The
historical Etruscans had...
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Turin in 1880), The Bow Sentry, (exhibited in
Milan in 1881),
Death of
Verginia (exhibited at the
newly opened Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome in 1883)...
