- The gens Porcia,
rarely written Portia, was a
plebeian family at
Ancient Rome. Its
members first appear in
history during the
third century BC. The first...
- Marcus,
still unaware of
Portius and Lucia's affair,
comes to
Portius and begs him to
convince Lucia to wed him.
Portius does not
reveal his relationship...
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Chicago Blues-sounding music. The
original lineup included singer Brice Portius,
keyboardist Trevor Jeavons, b****ist Ray Chappell,
drummer Leo Manning...
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vocalist Kim Simmonds, who was
originally joined by lead
vocalist Brice Portius, b****ist Ray Chappell,
keyboardist Trevor Jeavons,
harmonica player John...
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Marcus Porcius Cato (/ˈkeɪtoʊ/, KAY-toe; 234–149 BC), also
known as Cato the
Censor (Latin: Censorius), the
Elder and the Wise, was a
Roman soldier, senator...
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Marcus Porcius Cato can
refer to: Cato the
Elder (consul 195 BC;
called "Censorinus"),
politician renowned for
austerity and
author Cato the
Younger (praetor...
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Sayward in her
marriage to
Portius Wheeler, a
pioneer from the East. They
raise a
family of nine
children together,
although Portius also
fathers a daughter...
- her
father rises and as
Portius's law
practice becomes successful. The
Wheeler marriage begins to
undergo several strains.
Portius, an
agnostic and an intellectual...
- The
Roman Republic conquered and
occupied territories in the
Iberian Peninsula that were
previously under the
control of
native Celtic, Iberian, Celtiberian...
- (Traditional,
arranged by Bob Hall and
Savoy Brown) – 6:00
Savoy Brown Brice Portius –
vocals Kim
Simmonds – lead and
rhythm guitar Martin Stone – lead and...
