- that
Gaius Caetronius Miccio most
probably came from Suasa, a town in
Umbria inhabited by the
Gallic Senones. Most likely,
Gaius Caetronius Miccio was...
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Republic and
early decades of the Empire. The
nomen Caetronius is
Etruscan in origin.
Caetronius,
father of the
consul Vibius Pansa, was
proscribed by...
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Caerellius Caesellius Caesennius Caesetius Caesius Caesonius Caesulenus Caetronius Calavius Calesterna Calidius Calpurnius Calumeius Calvenus Calventius...
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Source Caius Largennius miles Germania Argentoratum ?
Argentoratum Gaius Caetronius Miccio legatus legionis c. 34–36
Germania Superior CIL II, 2423 Lucius...
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Venetia and Histria, for himself, his wife,
their sons,
Publius Caetronius and
Gaius Caetronius Exoratus, and
their wives,
Dellia Secunda and
Ducellia Sabina...
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Proconsuls Term
Start Term End
Gaius Vibius Serenus 20 AD 22 AD
Gaius Caetronius Miccio c. 37 AD c. 38 AD Umbonĭus Silĭo 43 AD 44 AD
Marcus Ulpius Trai****...
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another man, or he
escaped the ban on
magistracy through adoption by a
Caetronius (hence the
cognomen of the
consul of 43
Gaius Vibius Pansa Caetroni****)...
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tastes acquired in
childhood persist into adulthood.
lines 14.86–95 –
Caetronius squandered much of his
wealth by
building many fine houses; his son squandered...
- 93–132 (in coll. with P.
Salmon & J.-N. Corvisier). 1999:
Vibius Pansa ou
Caetronius ?,
Mnemosyne 52, 202–206. 1999: Dion C****ius et l’abdication de Sylla...
