he Samnites and the Carthaginians: some had maintained it since then, others had lapsed for a time. The Fulvii, the Sempronii

55, 22 M): A primipilaris (Orosius 5, 21, 3). But there may have been others . On the class from which Sulla’s new senators wer

r new senators, from the provinces of the West, some were of Italian, others of native extraction. The antithesis is incomplet

virtues and unimpaired fortune of his parent these admirable men and others now adorned the Senate of Rome, augmented in pers

rly Republic. 2 Some said that Cicero’s father was a dyer of clothes: others carried his lineage back to Attius Tullus, a king

of the legend put the immigration in the sixth year of the Republic, others in the regal period. For the evidence, P-W III, 2

t of Rome. Caesar has a mixed following, some stripped from Pompeius, others not to be closely defined: an origin from the tow

the most gloomy reports; 4 some, like Balbus and Oppius, dissembled; others again were frankly willing to make the best of th

ne L. Antonius, the dramatic writer Nucula, Caesennius Lento, and two others possibly Decidius Saxa and Cafo, Phil. 8, 26, cf.

blic, not, as some hoped, by action, but by preventing the actions of others . Even a nonentity is a power when consul at Rome.

ot novel. Nobody ever sought power for himself and the enslavement of others without invoking libertas and such fair names. 4

Narbonensis and Hispania Citerior. Where NotesPage=>165 1 The others were C. Antonius (cos. 63), C. Caninius Rebilus (

death-bed may or may not have given to Caesar’s heir. 4 And now on others beside Octavianus the menace from the East loomed

sages to Antonius, soon fell away to the cause of the Republic. 2 The others were of no importance. Lepidus himself, however,

had been able to evade proscription, such as the father of Brutus and others . The decadence of legal authority and the ever-pr

ticus was not put on the list even for form’s sake or as a warning to others : he had recently shown conspicuous kindness to th

lus (cos. 50 B.C.) was still alive: for the sons and relatives of the others the only record in the years 43–39 B.C. is a Mete

the side of Antonius. After Philippi, Valerius Messalla, Bibulus and others transferred their allegiance to Antonius, who, th

ies to be courted, men of some consequence now or later. 1 There were others : yet there was no rapid or unanimous adhesion to

considerable faction among the aristocracy. The nobiles would attract others of their own rank and many a humbler snob or time

an rank). PageBook=>244 perished during the last twenty years, others , especially the Pompeians and Republicans, could

a Cisalpina, Cato, it was alleged (perhaps falsely), a freedman,2 the others , however, sons of wealthy families from the local

ation was possible, but hardly with Pompeius. Cornificius, Cinna, and others of their friends were found on Caesar’s side when

w poets, survived to write verses himself and extend his patronage to others . Under the rule of the Triumvirate he was known t

willing to make their peace with the new order, some in resignation, others from ambition. Ahenobarbus with Antonius, Messall

Of his Roman partisans Antonius took with him Titius, Ahenobarbus and others . 1 Plancus, the uncle of Titius, may have seen se

rian partisans, Republicans, Pompeians. Certain allies were now dead; others , estranged by absence or by the diplomatic arts o

ational government. Cicero would easily have proved to himself and to others that the new order was the best state of all, mor

here to the legislation of 28 B.C.— he speaks of ‘pax et princeps’; 3 others would have said ‘pax et dominus’. NotesPage=>

legati Augusti pro praetore, only one was of consular standing. 1 The others were praetorian. Nor was high birth in evidence.

ily and connexions of one of the legates are uncertain; 2 none of the others had consular ancestors—if their parents were sena

reveals the fact that Murena was consul ordinarius in 23 B.C. All the others head the year with the suffectus, Cn. Calpurnius

nt consul was an impropriety. Moreover, his continued tenure debarred others . Active partisans clamoured to be rewarded, legat

he deeds for which he secured the credit were in the main the work of others , and his unique primacy must not obscure the real

he Claudian house were perhaps not so far apart in this matter and in others . PageNote. 344 1 Velleius 2, 79, 1: ‘parendiq

man stood supreme, invested with power and with auctoritas beyond all others , he could invite to a share in his rule allies wh

the latus clavus in youth and passing almost at once into the Senate, others after a military career as knights. C. Velleius P

perately proud of birth. 1 Of some the town or region is attested; in others the family-name, by root or termination, betrays

d baffle conjecture. 1 Though unprolific, he exploited the progeny of others . 2 The daughter was not the Princeps’ only pawn.

eps long ago had won the Claudian connexion: through the marriages of others he subsequently ensnared the patrician houses of

e probably the Calpurnii, Claudii Marcelli, Domitii, Junii Silani and others ; of the new nobility, the Aelii Lamiae, Appuleii,

was one of the three legates who governed Spain for Pompeius. Of the others , the obscure Petreius was also in high repute as

of note governed Galatia at different times, one when praetorian, the others consular. M. Lollius (cos. 21 B.C.) carried out t

XIX (1934), 60 ff. C. Patsch (Wiener S-B. 214, 1 (1932), 104 ff.) and others are in favour of 10 B.C. On Cn, Cornelius Lentulu

llius c. 19–18 B.C. (Dio 54, 20, 3) in Macedonia; and, no doubt, many others . The language in which the cities of Asia extol P

shals of the revolutionary wars, Carrinas, Calvisius, Cornificius and others had disappeared. Taurus was dead, and his son did

re among them. 1 The consular Iullus Antonius was put to death; 2 the others , the consular T. Quinctius Crispinus, described a

Velleius alone (2, 100, 4 f.) gives the list. He says that there were others , both senators and knights. 2 Dio 55, 10, 15; T

ren island. 2 Her paramour was D. Junius Silanus3 there may have been others , for the charge of immorality was a convenient de

r rivals of Tiberius, such as Lollius and Iullus Antonius, were dead, others discredited, others displaced. Astute politicians

, such as Lollius and Iullus Antonius, were dead, others discredited, others displaced. Astute politicians who had not committ

which the Roman People enjoyed, of the imperium which it exerted over others . PageNotes. 440 1 Tacitus, Hist. 2, 95. Pag

any old families had died out through lack of heirs, the existence of others was precarious. The wealth needed to support the

ge with freedwomen, though now forbidden to senators, was condoned in others for it was better than no marriage. The Roman Peo

the other was a Picene. That was no palliation. These men before all others should have provided the ‘Itala virtus’ that was

no children one of the reasons, no doubt, for the choice. There were others : at this time there can have been in existence fe

he Roman had once boasted that he alone enjoyed libertas while ruling others . It was now evident that obedience was the condit