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M. Gongius Paternus Nestorianus – przedstawiciel Ordo equester w epoce Sewerów. Kilka nowych uwag na temat jego kariery

Vox Patrum, 2008
Gongius Nestorianus era conosciuto, fino ad oggi, come procuratore imperiale e come commandante della flota in Italia. Grazie alle tre nuove epigrafi (AE 2003,1432-1434) possiamo completare le nostre informazioni sulle sue origini e sulla sua precedente
Jacek Pudliszewski
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«Addenda» a la edición de la placa epigráfica de «Treb. Nepos», hallada en «Asturica Augusta»

Cuadernos de Arqueología de la Universidad de Navarra
Se aportan novedades sobre esta placa epigráfica, descubiertas como consecuencia de su restauración.
David Martino-García
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WAS LUCIUS CORNELIUS BOCCHUS A LUSITANIAN MEMBER OF THE ORDO EQUESTER AND WRITTER? A NEW APPROACH TO AN EMIL HÜBNER’S BRILLIANT INTUITION, REINFORCED AND SPREAD BY THEODOR MOMMSEN.

Conimbriga, 2016
La propuesta de Hübner de identificar a los Bocchi, presentes como fuente en Plinio y en Solino, con uno de los Cornelii Bocchi documentados por las inscripciones de Lusitania, ha tenido una gran fortuna y aceptación. La intención de este trabajo es notar hasta qué punto se trata de una cuestión de carácter conjetural que debe quedar abierta, a pesar ...
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Eqvester Ordo Tvvs Est: Did Cicero Win His Cases Because of His Support for the Eqvites? [PDF]

The Classical Quarterly, 2003
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Augustus and Equester Ordo-its Identity and Role in the Augustan Principate

The Journal of Classical Studies, 2009
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Zur sozialen Mobilität in der späten römischen Republik: plebs und ordo equester

Klio, 1990
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The Establishment of the Equester Ordo

Journal of Roman Studies, 1963
A new moneyed class, thrusting rapidly to public estate in an ancient society, needed the enhancement of symbols and titles. Most Roman titles were military in origin, and it was natural to borrow the name of the old Roman cavalry, with its associations of high rank and property-census, antique tradition, and decorative imagery. Not less naturally, the
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The Rise Of The Ordo Equester In The Third-century Of The Roman Empire.

1974
PhD ; Ancient civilizations ; University of Michigan, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies ; http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/180491/2/7500770 ...
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The International Activity of Ordo Iuris. The Central European Actor and the Global Christian Right

Religions, 2021
Alicja Curanović
exaly  

11 How Ordo-Liberal Is Germany? Ordo-Liberalism in Post-War National Unifying Mythology

2021
Kenneth Dyson
exaly