- The
Aurelii Symmachi were an
aristocratic senatorial family (gens) of the late
Roman Empire. The
family received its
first offices at the
beginning of...
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family member that
established a
connection through marriage between the
Symmachi and the Anicii, one of the
first Roman families of the
highest rank to...
- The
Symmachi–Nicomachi
diptych is a book-size Late
Antique ivory diptych dating to the late
fourth or
early fifth century,
whose panels depict scenes of...
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Fulvi of
imperial times used Titus, Marcus, and Lucius,
while the
Aurelii Symmachi used
Quintus and Lucius.
There were
three main
stirpes of the
Aurelii in...
- (consul 522), son of
Boethius Pope Symmachus,
bishop of Rome from 498 to 514
Symmachi, a
Roman aristocratic family Aurelius Valerius Tulli**** Symmachus, consul...
- of
powerful pagans to
resist Christianity, as in the late 4th
century Symmachi–Nicomachi diptych.
Extravagant ****ds of
silver plate are
especially common...
- Supplementum. K. G. Saur, München. Gnilka,
Christian 2017:
Contra orationem Symmachi, Eine
kritische Revue. Aschendorff, Münster. Gnilka,
Christian 1963: Studien...
- late 4th
century and, in
particular through the work of the
Nicomachi and
Symmachi families, has been
credited with
preserving into
modern times the works...
- son-in-law
Boethius after being charged with treason. He
belonged to the
Symmachi, one of the
richest and most
influential senatorial families in Rome; his...
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surrounded by vast parks,
stood on the hill, such as the ones
belonging to the
Symmachi (near
which rose the
Basilica hilariana) and
Tetrici families, as well...
