- qui
Regionis Transpadanae et
Alpibus Vicinae Confiniumque Populorum ac
Civitatium Res Antiquas,
aliasque vario tempore gestas,
memoriae prodiderunt, vol...
- can have
either consonant-stem or i-stem
genitive plural: cīvitātum or
cīvitātium 'of the cities'. In the
third declension,
there are four
irregular nouns...
-
Ligurian tribes in the
summer of 14 BC, the
region was
ruled by a
praefectus civitatium, then was
given Latin Rights in 63 AD and
placed under the administration...
-
Augustus in 15–14 BC, then kept on
ruling on
native tribes as a
praefectus civitatium of a
Regnum Cotti.
After the
death of his son
Cottius II in 63 AD, the...
-
rapporto della De
Laudibus Brixiae oratio di
Ubertino Posculo con le
laudes civitatium.” Civiltà
Bresciana 4:7-12. Valseriati, E. 2012. “Ubertino
Posculo tra...
- Chabanaud's
tonguefish (Symphurus chabanaudi) Offs****
tonguefish (Symphurus
civitatium)
Spottedfin tonguefish (Symphurus diomede****)
Elongate tonguefish (Symphurus...
-
Latinizing his name as
Marcus Julius Cottius, and was
appointed præfectus
civitatium.
Areas ****igned to this type of
prefect (Roman governor) were
areas newly...
-
chabanaudi Mahadeva & Munroe, 1990 (Chabanaud's tonguefish)
Symphurus civitatium Ginsburg, 1951 (Offs**** tonguefish)
Symphurus diabolicus Mahadeva & Munroe...
-
appointed legatus Augusti consularis ad
corrigendum statum liberarum civitatium provinciae Achaiae (or
imperial legate responsible for
correcting the...
- cir****stantial evidence."
Following this he was
appointed by
Hadrian ad
rationes civitatium ****ndas in Syria;
Champlin suggests he
gained this
appointment through...
