Ancus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Ancus Marcius - king of Rome, about 640-616 B.C.
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Cic:Rep_2.5 of the Tiber, where King Ancus planted a colony many years
Cic:Rep_2.33 Scipio To succeed him ** Ancus Martius, grandson of Numa Pompilius
Cic:Rep_2.35 became the friend of King Ancus on account of his geniality
Cic:Rep_2.38 formed by the sons of Ancus, Servius began to rule, as
Ennius:Ann_116 us, Tullus Hostilius and Ancus Marcius & & L & [117-20]
Ennius:Ann_144 of Alba. [144] & The reign of Ancus Marcius. His accessio
Ennius:Ann_154 as good. [154] & The death of Ancus Marcius : FESTUS :
Euseb]:Chron_291 Hostilius - for 33 years Ancius Marcus - for 33 years Tarq
Euseb]:Chron_293 p293] and his successor, Ancius Marcus, twenty-four years;
FastTr_p90 lines lost] [ ... ] & & [Ancus Marcius ... king, & over
Festus:Brev_2 tilius reigned 44 years; Ancus Marcius reigned 24 years;
Oros_2.4 fought under the leadership of Ancus were at last defeated; how
ValMax_1.6.1 Tanaquil the wife of Ancus Marcius, admiring this prodigy,
ValMax_4.3.4 a renowned descendant of king Ancus. He took his surname from

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