- "property-qualified equites" were not
apparently admitted to the ordo
equester itself, but
simply enjo****
equestrian status. Only
those granted an equus...
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Neptune (Latin: Neptūnus [nɛpˈtuːnʊs]) is the
Roman god of
freshwater and the sea in
Roman religion. He is the
counterpart of the Gr**** god Poseidon. In...
- a
reference to equestrianism, or
horseback riding,
derived from
Latin equester and equus, "horse".
Examples of this are:
Equestrian sports Equestrian...
- by
their ornamentation. The "equestrian calceus" (calceus
equestris or
equester)
included distinct crescent-shaped buckles.[citation needed] The "senatorial...
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Equestrianism (from
Latin equester, equestr-, equus, 'horseman', 'horse'),
commonly known as
horse riding (Commonwealth English) or
horseback riding (American...
-
century grammarian, and
commentator on
Terence and Virgil. ****tus
Aemilius Equester,
consul suffectus at some
point between 147 and 156, and
afterwards governor...
-
statutes of Ordo
Equester Templi -
Templari Oggi". www.templarstoday.us.
Retrieved 15
September 2023. "Historical
statutes of Ordo
Equester Templi – Templari...
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devised a plan to
abduct the
Sabine women during the
festival of
Neptune Equester. They
planned and
announced a
festival of
games to
attract people from...
- 147—150
Titus Prifernius Paetus Rosi**** Geminus: 153–156 ****tus
Aemilius Equester: 159–162
Publius Julius Sca**** Tertullus: 164–169
Pollienus Auspex: c...
- Treasury,
profitable enough to be
purchased even by
members of the ordo
equester and not very
demanding in its work-load,
since tasks could be delegated...
