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	Roman Emperors - DIR Usurpers under Elgabal
		Although Gellius Maximus was a lowly physician's son, he achieved the status of Roman senator.
		Elagabalus, however, quelled the revolt and ordered Gellius Maximus put to death.
		[[9]] It is noteworthy, however, that the evidence from contemporary coins places Uranius as a usurper several decades after the reign of Elagabalus, in 253-254 A.D. Gellius Maximus
	www.roman-emperors.org /eusurp.htm (966 words)

	Gellius Maximus
		Gellius Maximus, medici filius, legatus legionis quartae Scythicae in Sycia (Coele) a.
		Prominent People from the 3rd Century AD > Gellius Maximus
		It's all in Latin, but I figure it will help us somehow, especially for those that can speak Latin.
	www.ancientworlds.net /183615 (139 words)

	Worlds of Roman Women
		...Our material has been chosen from every genre and from the time periods from the third century BCE to the second century CE, including such late classical authors as Valerius Maximus and Aulus Gellius, who offer interesting insights into Roman history and culture but are not normally read in undergraduate courses.
		Valerius Maximus, Dictorum ac Factorum Memorabilia 4.6.4: Julia’s death in childbirth.
		The texts we considered for this volume showed us anew that women of all ranks were very active in various areas of Roman life.
	www.pullins.com /Books/01303WorldsofRomanWomen.htm (1161 words)

	Parker SAPPHO SCHOOLMISTRESS
		2.363-65, quoted above), Pausanius, Aulus Gellius, Maximus of Tyre, Themistius (4th.
		Maximus is our only source for such "rivals." Yet by taking his comparison in a naively literal fashion, there has sprung up the widespread vision not just of Sappho's Academy but of a Lesbos littered with warring boarding schools.
		And, we should note, even Maximus does not speak of "girls" and "boys," but of "men" and "women." It is as wrong to deduce that Sappho was surrounded only by prepubescent girls as it would be to deduce that Socrates never spoke to anyone except males under the age of eighteen.
	mkatz.web.wesleyan.edu /wescourses/2002f/cciv210/01/online_readings/pages/parker.htm (1161 words)

	Roman Women's Roles: Matrona
		Vergil, Aeneid 8.407-413; Aulus Gellius, Noctes Atticae 10.23; Valerius Maximus Memorabilia 6.7; Appian (in Greek), Civil Wars 4.211- 212
		Hortensia: Valerius Maximus, Memorabilia 8.3; Appian, Civil Wars 4.32-4; Quintilian, Institutio Oratoria 1.1.6-8,15-17, 20
		59; Valerius Maximus, Memorabilia 4.4; Quintilian, Institutio Oratoria 1.1.6; Plutarch, Vita T. Gracchi 1.2, Vita G. Gracchi 19; Seneca, Ad Marciam De Consolatione 16.3 and Ad Helviam Matrem De Consolatione 16.6; Cicero, Brutus 58.211
	www.cnr.edu /home/araia/roles_matrona.html (409 words)

	[2002: May] RE: instaces of architriclinus and trincliniarcha.
		Marcus Ulpius LAT0664 * Trebatius Testa; Gaius LAT0668 * Tremelius Scrofa; Gnaeus LAT0984 * Trogus; Pompeius LAT0670 * Tubero; Quintus Aelius LAT1029 * Turnus LAT0146 * Turpilius; Sextus LAT0672 * Turranius Niger LAT1032 * Vagellius LAT0676 * Valerius Antias LAT1038 * Valerius Maximus LAT0674 * Valerius; comoed.
		LAT0522 * Gallus; Gaius Aelius LAT0878 * Gallus; Gaius Asinius LAT0524 * Gallus; Gaius Cornelius LAT0527 * Gannius LAT0413 * Gavius Bassus LAT1254 * Gellius; Aulus LAT0070 * Gellius; Gnaeus LAT0881 * Germanicus; Claudius Caesar LAT0526 * Glaucia; Gaius Servilius LAT0315 * Gracchanus; Marcus Iunius LAT0884 * Gracchus; trag.
		LAT0423 * Balbus; Lucius Herennius LAT0812 * Bassus; Gaius Caesius LAT0432 * Bibaculus; Marcus Furius LAT0815 * Bruttedius Niger LAT0010 * Brutus [iur.]; Marcus Iunius LAT0436 * Brutus [tyr.]; Marcus Iunius LAT0821 * Bucolica Einsidlensia LAT0013 * Caecilius Statius LAT0442 * Caecina; Aulus LAT0824 * Caelius Sabinus; Cn.
	omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu /mailing_lists/CLA-L/2002/05/0322.php (409 words)

	[Classics-L 2002: May] RE: instaces of architriclinus and trincliniarcha.
		Marcus Ulpius LAT0664 * Trebatius Testa; Gaius LAT0668 * Tremelius Scrofa; Gnaeus LAT0984 * Trogus; Pompeius LAT0670 * Tubero; Quintus Aelius LAT1029 * Turnus LAT0146 * Turpilius; Sextus LAT0672 * Turranius Niger LAT1032 * Vagellius LAT0676 * Valerius Antias LAT1038 * Valerius Maximus LAT0674 * Valerius; comoed.
		LAT0522 * Gallus; Gaius Aelius LAT0878 * Gallus; Gaius Asinius LAT0524 * Gallus; Gaius Cornelius LAT0527 * Gannius LAT0413 * Gavius Bassus LAT1254 * Gellius; Aulus LAT0070 * Gellius; Gnaeus LAT0881 * Germanicus; Claudius Caesar LAT0526 * Glaucia; Gaius Servilius LAT0315 * Gracchanus; Marcus Iunius LAT0884 * Gracchus; trag.
		LAT0594 * Novius; Lucius LAT0596 * Numitorius LAT0600 * Oppius; Gaius LAT0419 * Orbilius Pupillus; Lucius LAT0959 * Ovidius Naso; Publius LAT2097 * Paconianus; Sextus LAT0116 * Pacuvius; Marcus LAT0963 * Palaemon; Quintus Remmius LAT0117 * Papinius; epigram.
	omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu /mailing_lists/CLA-L/2002/05/0322.php (409 words)

	[2002: May] RE: instaces of architriclinus and trincliniarcha.
		Marcus Ulpius LAT0664 * Trebatius Testa; Gaius LAT0668 * Tremelius Scrofa; Gnaeus LAT0984 * Trogus; Pompeius LAT0670 * Tubero; Quintus Aelius LAT1029 * Turnus LAT0146 * Turpilius; Sextus LAT0672 * Turranius Niger LAT1032 * Vagellius LAT0676 * Valerius Antias LAT1038 * Valerius Maximus LAT0674 * Valerius; comoed.
		LAT0522 * Gallus; Gaius Aelius LAT0878 * Gallus; Gaius Asinius LAT0524 * Gallus; Gaius Cornelius LAT0527 * Gannius LAT0413 * Gavius Bassus LAT1254 * Gellius; Aulus LAT0070 * Gellius; Gnaeus LAT0881 * Germanicus; Claudius Caesar LAT0526 * Glaucia; Gaius Servilius LAT0315 * Gracchanus; Marcus Iunius LAT0884 * Gracchus; trag.
		LAT0423 * Balbus; Lucius Herennius LAT0812 * Bassus; Gaius Caesius LAT0432 * Bibaculus; Marcus Furius LAT0815 * Bruttedius Niger LAT0010 * Brutus [iur.]; Marcus Iunius LAT0436 * Brutus [tyr.]; Marcus Iunius LAT0821 * Bucolica Einsidlensia LAT0013 * Caecilius Statius LAT0442 * Caecina; Aulus LAT0824 * Caelius Sabinus; Cn.
	omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu /mailing_lists/CLA-L/2002/05/0322.php (688 words)

	[2002: May] RE: instaces of architriclinus and trincliniarcha.
		Marcus Ulpius LAT0664 * Trebatius Testa; Gaius LAT0668 * Tremelius Scrofa; Gnaeus LAT0984 * Trogus; Pompeius LAT0670 * Tubero; Quintus Aelius LAT1029 * Turnus LAT0146 * Turpilius; Sextus LAT0672 * Turranius Niger LAT1032 * Vagellius LAT0676 * Valerius Antias LAT1038 * Valerius Maximus LAT0674 * Valerius; comoed.
		LAT0522 * Gallus; Gaius Aelius LAT0878 * Gallus; Gaius Asinius LAT0524 * Gallus; Gaius Cornelius LAT0527 * Gannius LAT0413 * Gavius Bassus LAT1254 * Gellius; Aulus LAT0070 * Gellius; Gnaeus LAT0881 * Germanicus; Claudius Caesar LAT0526 * Glaucia; Gaius Servilius LAT0315 * Gracchanus; Marcus Iunius LAT0884 * Gracchus; trag.
		LAT0594 * Novius; Lucius LAT0596 * Numitorius LAT0600 * Oppius; Gaius LAT0419 * Orbilius Pupillus; Lucius LAT0959 * Ovidius Naso; Publius LAT2097 * Paconianus; Sextus LAT0116 * Pacuvius; Marcus LAT0963 * Palaemon; Quintus Remmius LAT0117 * Papinius; epigram.
	omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu /mailing_lists/CLA-L/2002/05/0322.php (688 words)

	[2002: May] RE: instaces of architriclinus and trincliniarcha.
		Marcus Ulpius LAT0664 * Trebatius Testa; Gaius LAT0668 * Tremelius Scrofa; Gnaeus LAT0984 * Trogus; Pompeius LAT0670 * Tubero; Quintus Aelius LAT1029 * Turnus LAT0146 * Turpilius; Sextus LAT0672 * Turranius Niger LAT1032 * Vagellius LAT0676 * Valerius Antias LAT1038 * Valerius Maximus LAT0674 * Valerius; comoed.
		LAT0522 * Gallus; Gaius Aelius LAT0878 * Gallus; Gaius Asinius LAT0524 * Gallus; Gaius Cornelius LAT0527 * Gannius LAT0413 * Gavius Bassus LAT1254 * Gellius; Aulus LAT0070 * Gellius; Gnaeus LAT0881 * Germanicus; Claudius Caesar LAT0526 * Glaucia; Gaius Servilius LAT0315 * Gracchanus; Marcus Iunius LAT0884 * Gracchus; trag.
		LAT0594 * Novius; Lucius LAT0596 * Numitorius LAT0600 * Oppius; Gaius LAT0419 * Orbilius Pupillus; Lucius LAT0959 * Ovidius Naso; Publius LAT2097 * Paconianus; Sextus LAT0116 * Pacuvius; Marcus LAT0963 * Palaemon; Quintus Remmius LAT0117 * Papinius; epigram.
	omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu /mailing_lists/CLA-L/2002/05/0322.php (688 words)

	[2002: May] RE: instaces of architriclinus and trincliniarcha.
		Marcus Ulpius LAT0664 * Trebatius Testa; Gaius LAT0668 * Tremelius Scrofa; Gnaeus LAT0984 * Trogus; Pompeius LAT0670 * Tubero; Quintus Aelius LAT1029 * Turnus LAT0146 * Turpilius; Sextus LAT0672 * Turranius Niger LAT1032 * Vagellius LAT0676 * Valerius Antias LAT1038 * Valerius Maximus LAT0674 * Valerius; comoed.
		LAT0522 * Gallus; Gaius Aelius LAT0878 * Gallus; Gaius Asinius LAT0524 * Gallus; Gaius Cornelius LAT0527 * Gannius LAT0413 * Gavius Bassus LAT1254 * Gellius; Aulus LAT0070 * Gellius; Gnaeus LAT0881 * Germanicus; Claudius Caesar LAT0526 * Glaucia; Gaius Servilius LAT0315 * Gracchanus; Marcus Iunius LAT0884 * Gracchus; trag.
		LAT2000 * Ablabius LAT0400 * Accius; Lucius LAT0402 * Aedituus; Valerius LAT2300 * Aemilius Sura LAT0404 * Afranius; Lucius LAT0902 * Africanus; Iulius LAT0301 * Ahenobarbus; Gnaeus Domitius LAT2002 * Albinus; poet.
	omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu /mailing_lists/CLA-L/2002/05/0322.php (688 words)

	[Classics-L 2002: May] RE: instaces of architriclinus and trincliniarcha.
		Marcus Ulpius LAT0664 * Trebatius Testa; Gaius LAT0668 * Tremelius Scrofa; Gnaeus LAT0984 * Trogus; Pompeius LAT0670 * Tubero; Quintus Aelius LAT1029 * Turnus LAT0146 * Turpilius; Sextus LAT0672 * Turranius Niger LAT1032 * Vagellius LAT0676 * Valerius Antias LAT1038 * Valerius Maximus LAT0674 * Valerius; comoed.
		LAT0522 * Gallus; Gaius Aelius LAT0878 * Gallus; Gaius Asinius LAT0524 * Gallus; Gaius Cornelius LAT0527 * Gannius LAT0413 * Gavius Bassus LAT1254 * Gellius; Aulus LAT0070 * Gellius; Gnaeus LAT0881 * Germanicus; Claudius Caesar LAT0526 * Glaucia; Gaius Servilius LAT0315 * Gracchanus; Marcus Iunius LAT0884 * Gracchus; trag.
		LAT0423 * Balbus; Lucius Herennius LAT0812 * Bassus; Gaius Caesius LAT0432 * Bibaculus; Marcus Furius LAT0815 * Bruttedius Niger LAT0010 * Brutus [iur.]; Marcus Iunius LAT0436 * Brutus [tyr.]; Marcus Iunius LAT0821 * Bucolica Einsidlensia LAT0013 * Caecilius Statius LAT0442 * Caecina; Aulus LAT0824 * Caelius Sabinus; Cn.
	omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu /mailing_lists/CLA-L/2002/05/0322.php (688 words)

	[2002: May] RE: instaces of architriclinus and trincliniarcha.
		Marcus Ulpius LAT0664 * Trebatius Testa; Gaius LAT0668 * Tremelius Scrofa; Gnaeus LAT0984 * Trogus; Pompeius LAT0670 * Tubero; Quintus Aelius LAT1029 * Turnus LAT0146 * Turpilius; Sextus LAT0672 * Turranius Niger LAT1032 * Vagellius LAT0676 * Valerius Antias LAT1038 * Valerius Maximus LAT0674 * Valerius; comoed.
		LAT0522 * Gallus; Gaius Aelius LAT0878 * Gallus; Gaius Asinius LAT0524 * Gallus; Gaius Cornelius LAT0527 * Gannius LAT0413 * Gavius Bassus LAT1254 * Gellius; Aulus LAT0070 * Gellius; Gnaeus LAT0881 * Germanicus; Claudius Caesar LAT0526 * Glaucia; Gaius Servilius LAT0315 * Gracchanus; Marcus Iunius LAT0884 * Gracchus; trag.
		LAT0594 * Novius; Lucius LAT0596 * Numitorius LAT0600 * Oppius; Gaius LAT0419 * Orbilius Pupillus; Lucius LAT0959 * Ovidius Naso; Publius LAT2097 * Paconianus; Sextus LAT0116 * Pacuvius; Marcus LAT0963 * Palaemon; Quintus Remmius LAT0117 * Papinius; epigram.
	omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu /mailing_lists/CLA-L/2002/05/0322.php (688 words)

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	CalendarHome.com - 219 - Calendar Encyclopedia
		Legio III Gallica and IV Scythica are disbanded by Roman Emperor Elagabalus after their leaders, Verus and Gellius Maximus, rebel.
		Verus, Roman usurper, senator and commander of Legio III Gallica in Syria.
	encyclopedia.calendarhome.com /219.htm (142 words)

	List of Roman usurpers Information - TextSheet.com
		Gellius Maximus (219), in Syria, executed, originally an officer of Legio IV Scythica
		Verus (late 219), in Syria, executed, commander of Legio III Gallica
		List of to be emperors eventually defeated by the ruling sovereign, listed by reign.
	www.search-mesothelioma.com /encyclopedia/l/li/list_of_roman_usurpers.html (380 words)

	Elagabalus
		Elagabalus was delayed in Asia Minor while brief revolts by the Legio III Gallica, under the leadership of the senator Verus, and the IV Scythica, under command of Gellius Maximus, was crushed.
		Elagabalus was the son of Sextus Varius Marcellus and Julia Soaemias Bassiana.
		Elagabalus declared the date of the victory at Antioch to be the beginning of his reign and assumed the imperial titles without prior Senatorial approval, which violated tradition but was a common practice among 2nd century emperors nonetheless.
	www.apawn.com /search.php?title=Elagabalus (2482 words)

	Elagabalus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Elagabalus was delayed in Asia Minor while brief revolts by the Legio III Gallica, under the leadership of the senator Verus, and the IV Scythica, under command of Gellius Maximus, were crushed.
		Elagabalus' family held hereditary rights to the priesthood of the sun god El-Gabal, of whom Elagabalus was the high priest at Emesa (modern Homs) in Syria.
		Elagabalus and Julia Soaemias were murdered (according to the Historia Augusta, in the Emperor's latrine) on March 11, 222; their bodies were dragged through the streets of Rome and the Cloaca Maxima, and ultimately thrown into the Tiber.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Elagabalus (2744 words)

	Roman Emperors - DIR Usurpers under Elgabal
		Elagabalus, however, quelled the revolt and ordered Gellius Maximus put to death.
		Historical facts about the usurpers of Elagabalus' power are gleaned from cameo appearances, tiny bits of information scattered in a few ancient literary sources, and from minimal mention in selected modern commentaries that include references to ancient inscriptions and coins.
		Thompson, G.R. "Elagabalus, Priest-Emperor of Rome." Ph.D. dissertation, University of Kansas, 1972.
	www.roman-emperors.org /eusurp.htm (966 words)

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		Valerius Maximus Lucian Pausanias Florus Lucius Quintius Curtius Aulus Gellius Dio Chrysostom Columella Valerius Flaccus Damis Favorinus Lysias Pomponius Mela Appion of Alexandria Theon of Smyrna...
	www.looksmart.com /r_search?l&pin=011121x2de76f8e168debe7bd1&key=columella&skip=45&se=0,0,0,300&search=us302562 (966 words)

	Roman Emperors - DIR Usurpers under Elgabal
		[[9]] It is noteworthy, however, that the evidence from contemporary coins places Uranius as a usurper several decades after the reign of Elagabalus, in 253-254 A.D. Gellius Maximus
		Uranius Antonius came from a background of servitude and proclaimed himself emperor of Rome, but the period of his power-grab has not been established.
		The fifth-century historian Polemius Silvius names Seleucus along with Uranius, Sallustius, and Taurinus, as a usurper of power during the reign of Elagabalus.
	www.roman-emperors.org /eusurp.htm (966 words)

	Timeline of Rome with etexts, 19BC to present
		19 BC to present: #Velleius #Phaedrus #Valerius Maximus #Seneca the Younger #Petronius #Pliny the Elder #Silius Italicus #Frontinus #Persius #Lucan #Quintilian #Josephus #Martial #Valerius Flaccus #Statius #Rufus #Tacitus #Pliny the Younger #Suetonius #Juvenal #Marcus Aurelius #Apuleius #Gellius #Florus #Cassius Dio #Justin #Historia Augusta #Ammianus #Aurelius Victor #Eutropius #Augustine #Claudian
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	Classics Log 9807b - Message Number 143
		I had associated the trabea with augurs because Virgil seems to connect the trabea and the lituus in a rather odd phrase in his depiction of Picus in Aeneid 7 (odd enough to be criticized by Hyginus, as reported by Gellius 5.8); but it's nice to see both Virgil and Augustus sharing antiquarian concerns.
		Can a Pontifex Maximus be depicted holding a lituus, or is a man with his toga over his head and a lituus in his hand both a pontifex and an augur?
		According to Zanker, the simpuvium (a kind of ladle) is the distinctive mark of a pontifex, but this doesn't seem to turn up in portraits, on coins, etc. as often as the lituus.
	omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu /mailing_lists/CLA-L/Older/log98/9807b/9807b.143.html (299 words)

	Apex (hat) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sulpicius was deprived of the priesthood, only because the apex fell from his head whilst he was sacrificing (Valerius Maximus i.1 §5).
		The flamines were forbidden by law to go into public, or even into the open air without the apex (Gellius x.15), and hence we find the expression of alicui apicem dialem imponere used as equivalent to the appointment of a Flamen Dialis (Livy vi.41).
		The essential part of the apex, to which alone the name properly belonged, was a pointed piece of olive-wood, the base of which was surrounded with a lock of wool.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Apex_(hat) (299 words)

	Legio IV Scythica - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The legion disappears from the sources after 219, when their commander, Gellius Maximus, rebelled against Elagabalus and proclaimed himself emperor, only to be defeated by Elagabalus.
		Between 181 and 183 AD, the commander of the Eastern legions was Septimius Severus, who become emperor relying on his legions power.
		In the year of the four emperors ( 69 AD), the legion, like the rest of the Eastern army, sided with Vespasian from day one.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Legio_IV_Scythica (299 words)

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