- The term
accensi (sg.:
accensus) is
applied to two
different groups. Originally, the
accensi were
light infantry in the
armies of the
early Roman Republic...
- consul,
Lucius Junius Brutus,
surrounded by two
lictors and
preceded by an
accensus.
Roman provinces on the eve of the ********ination of
Julius Caesar, 44 BC...
- This is a list of
Roman army
units and bureaucrats.
Accensus –
Light infantry men in the
armies of the
early Roman Republic, made up of the
poorest men...
-
Christi mortem", Largo, G minor,
common time; alto aria "Inflammatus et
accensus",
Allegro ma non troppo, B-flat major,
common time; duet "Quando corpus...
- Poey, 1852
Hypoplectrus guttavarium (Poey, 1852)
Plectropoma accensum Poey, 1852
Hypoplectrus accensus (Poey, 1852)
Hypoplectrus pinnivaria Poey, 1868...
-
negative on the
other consul's
actions but
would be
preceded only by an
accensus and be
followed by
lictors bearing reduced fasces.
Praetors normally held...
- (Moderato—Allegretto) Fac ut
portem (To. de Sarabande)
Inflammatus et
accensus (Animé et très rythmé)
Quando corpus (Très calme) The
soprano soloist appears...
-
setting of the 18th and 19th
stanzas for the solo alto, "Inflammatus et
accensus" (Inflamed and afire). The
final movement sets the
ultimate stanza, beginning...
-
inscription and an
English translation: M.
Aurelius Cottae Maximi Zosimus,
accensus patroni.
Libertinus eram, fateor: sed
facta legetur patrono Cotta nobilis...
- Flaccus[which?] as
mentioned by Pseudo-Asconius (Caec. 50).
Pliny states that the
accensus consulum announced the
supremam horam, the time when the sun had moved...
