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called Iulus or Julus. The Gens Julia, or the Julians, the clan to
which Julius Caesar belonged,
claimed to have been
descended from Ascanius/
Iulus, his...
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mythical personage named Iulus or Iullus, even
before he was ****erted to be the son of Aeneas; and it is
entirely possible that
Iulus was an
ancient praenomen...
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Lucius Julius Iulus may
refer to:
Lucius Julius Iulus (consular
tribune 401 BC)
Lucius Julius Iulus (consular
tribune 403 BC)
Lucius Julius Iulus (consul 430...
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Gaius Julius Iulus was a
member of the
Roman gens Julia, and was
nominated dictator in 352 BC. The
Julii Iuli were the
oldest branch of the
ancient patrician...
- *h₂ster-). Virgil,
Aeneid IX 641.
Spoken by
Apollo to Aeneas's
young son
Iulus. Virgil,
Aenied XII 892–93.
Spoken by
Aeneas to his foe, Turnus, in their...
- Aeneas' son Ascanius, who was also
known under his
cognomen Iulus,
which is a
derivative of
iulus,
meaning "wooly worm". Such
nicknames were
typical for cognomina...
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Julus terrestris is a
species of
millipede from the
family Julidae. It was
described by Carl
Linnaeus in his
landmark 1758 10th
edition of
Systema Naturae...
- var.
clusianum (Retz. ex Willd.)
Nyman Allium tinei C.Presl
Iulus niveum (Roth) Salisb.
Iulus subhirsutum (L.) Salisb.
Kalabotis clusianum (Retz. ex Willd...
- ****tus
Julius Iulus was a
consular tribune of the
Roman Republic in 424 BC.
Julius belonged to the
patrician Julia gens and the
branch known as the Julii...
- that
renamed Aeneas' son,
Ascanius (called Ilus from Ilium,
meaning Troy),
Iulus, thus
making him an
ancestor of the gens Julia, the
family of
Julius Caesar...
