Definition of Quattuorvirs. Meaning of Quattuorvirs. Synonyms of Quattuorvirs

- The duumviri (Latin for 'two men'), originally duoviri and also known in English as the duumvirs, were any of various joint magistrates of ancient Rome...
- 4396) The only clear items of text are the names "Pilate" and the title quattuorvir ("IIII VIR"), a type of local city official responsible for conducting...
- in timber and perhaps firewood. It became a municipium, governed by quattuorvirs, and was ascribed to the Arnensis tribe, as do****ented by several epigraphs...
- originally in the theatre (now in the Palazzo dei Consoli) records that the quattuorvir Gnaeus Satrius Rufus financed the restoration of the theatre and of a...
- Knight Executed in 82 or 81 Quattuorvir of Larinum, murdered by Oppianicus. Aulus Aurius Knight Executed in 82 or 81 Quattuorvir of Larinum, murdered by Oppianicus...
- (in the Museum of Palazzo M****imo in Rome) and the inscription of the "Quattuorvirs" who had taken care of the roof of the "via tecta"). About half of the...
- Lucius Accius of Aquileia. Marcus Accius, the father of Marcus, the quattuorvir. Marcus Accius, the former master of Marcus Accius Primus. Marcus Accius...
- half of the first century. Publius Horatius P. f. Florus, one of the quattuorvirs at Comum in Gallia Narbonensis, buried with his wife, Novellia Rufa,...
- inscription from Reate in Samnium, dating from 171 BC. Titulenus, one of the quattuorvirs at Iguvium in Umbria, at some point in the latter half of the first century...
- Umbria, dating from the Augustan era. Gaius Tursidius Maximus, one of the quattuorvirs at Spoletium, held the aedilician power at an early age. He was buried...