Marcius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Marcius - an ancient Roman seer
212/14 The prophecies of Marcius are discovered, leading to the introduction
Plin:HN_7.119 men, Melampus in Greece and Marcius at Rome.

Marcius ² - a Roman officer in Spain, during the Second Punic War
211/16 survivors in Spain, led by L.Marcius, defeat Hasdrubal son of Gisgo
206/9 Scipio captures Iliturgi and Castulo, while Marcius captures Astapa.
206/21 Marcius agrees a treaty with the inhabitants of Gades.
Cic:Balb_34 been extinguished and slain, L. Marcius, a centurion of the first
Cic:Balb_39 of a treaty made with Marcius more inviolable than any altar,
Plin:HN_35.14 with them: at all events Marcius, who took vengeance for the
ValMax_1.6.2 upon the head of Lucius Marcius, captain of the two armies,
ValMax_2.7.15 their military discipline. L. Marcius, a military tribune having
ValMax_8.15.11 unusual honour granted to L. Marcius is most outstanding. The two

Marcius ³ - suffect consul, 36 B.C.
FastCap_p80 . . . Nerva - resigned , . . Marcius . . . - elected in

Marcius - in documents
SelPap_2.355 the imperial procurator Marcius Salutaris and of the

Marcius → see Ancus

Marcius → see Censorinus

Marcius → see Figulus

Marcius → see Philippus

Marcius → see Rex

Marcius → see Rutilus

Marcius → see Tremulus

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