Category:Gens Apollonia (Nova Roma) - Revision history

Decimus Aurelius Ingeniarius: added delete tag

2024-07-06T04:40:38Z

added delete tag

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	Probably nomen of greek origin. The Apolloni attested in the [http://www.ancientlibrary.com/smith-bio/0246.html Smith' Dictionary] were artists, medici, etc.		Probably nomen of greek origin. The Apolloni attested in the [http://www.ancientlibrary.com/smith-bio/0246.html Smith' Dictionary] were artists, medici, etc.

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: about its insecure status as a repubican gens

2012-02-07T13:37:48Z

about its insecure status as a repubican gens

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−	~~The~~ '''~~Apollonii~~''' ~~were not a distinguished~~ ''~~gens~~'' during the old republic. A number of Apollonii, and one Apollonia, are attested in inscriptions dating from republican times, even going back to before the Hannibalic War. The name appears to derive from the Greek name '''Apollonios'''. Many of the inscriptions may record slaves rather than citizens. The only ancient republican Apollonius who we can be confident was probably a Roman citizen, or at least an important Italian aristocrat, is [[Titus Apollonius\|T. Apollonius C. f.]].	+	We can not be sure if there was a Roman '''''gens Apollonia''''' during the old republic. A number of Apollonii, and one Apollonia, are attested in inscriptions dating from republican times, even going back to before the Hannibalic War, but it's insecure if they were Roman citizens. The name appears to derive from the Greek name '''Apollonios'''. Many of the inscriptions may record slaves rather than citizens. The only ancient republican Apollonius who we can be confident was probably a Roman citizen, or at least an important Italian aristocrat, is [[Titus Apollonius\|T. Apollonius C. f.]].

	Among the modern Apollonii the ''praenomina'' Marcus, Tiberius, Servius, Aulus, and Sextus are commonly used. The ''praenomina'' Decimus, Gnaeus, Manius, Appius, and Vibius are never used by members of the ''gens''.		Among the modern Apollonii the ''praenomina'' Marcus, Tiberius, Servius, Aulus, and Sextus are commonly used. The ''praenomina'' Decimus, Gnaeus, Manius, Appius, and Vibius are never used by members of the ''gens''.

M. Lucretius Agricola: cant use langbar on cats

2008-08-03T06:59:51Z

cant use langbar on cats

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	Probably nomen of greek origin. The Apolloni attested in the [http://www.ancientlibrary.com/smith-bio/0246.html Smith' Dictionary] were artists, medici, etc.		Probably nomen of greek origin. The Apolloni attested in the [http://www.ancientlibrary.com/smith-bio/0246.html Smith' Dictionary] were artists, medici, etc.

Marcus Curiatius Complutensis: Protected "Category:Gens Apollonia (Nova Roma)": Censors instructions [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2008-06-06T14:16:50Z

Protected "Category:Gens Apollonia (Nova Roma)": Censors instructions [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

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Marcus Curiatius Complutensis at 14:16, 6 June 2008

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Marcus Curiatius Complutensis at 10:37, 3 June 2008

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Marcus Curiatius Complutensis at 14:05, 30 May 2008

2008-05-30T14:05:48Z

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	The '''Apollonii''' were not a distinguished ''gens'' during the old republic. A number of Apollonii, and one Apollonia, are attested in inscriptions dating from republican times, even going back to before the Hannibalic War. The name appears to derive from the Greek name '''Apollonios'''. Many of the inscriptions may record slaves rather than citizens. The only ancient republican Apollonius who we can be confident was probably a Roman citizen, or at least an important Italian aristocrat, is [[Titus Apollonius\|T. Apollonius C. f.]].		The '''Apollonii''' were not a distinguished ''gens'' during the old republic. A number of Apollonii, and one Apollonia, are attested in inscriptions dating from republican times, even going back to before the Hannibalic War. The name appears to derive from the Greek name '''Apollonios'''. Many of the inscriptions may record slaves rather than citizens. The only ancient republican Apollonius who we can be confident was probably a Roman citizen, or at least an important Italian aristocrat, is [[Titus Apollonius\|T. Apollonius C. f.]].

Aulus Apollonius Cordus: A bit on names.

2007-08-12T18:06:07Z

A bit on names.

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	The '''Apollonii''' were not a distinguished ''gens'' during the old republic. A number of Apollonii, and one Apollonia, are attested in inscriptions dating from republican times, even going back to before the Hannibalic War. The name appears to derive from the Greek name '''Apollonios'''. Many of the inscriptions may record slaves rather than citizens. The only ancient republican Apollonius who we can be confident was probably a Roman citizen, or at least an important Italian aristocrat, is [[Titus Apollonius\|T. Apollonius C. f.]].		The '''Apollonii''' were not a distinguished ''gens'' during the old republic. A number of Apollonii, and one Apollonia, are attested in inscriptions dating from republican times, even going back to before the Hannibalic War. The name appears to derive from the Greek name '''Apollonios'''. Many of the inscriptions may record slaves rather than citizens. The only ancient republican Apollonius who we can be confident was probably a Roman citizen, or at least an important Italian aristocrat, is [[Titus Apollonius\|T. Apollonius C. f.]].
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		+	Among the modern Apollonii the ''praenomina'' Marcus, Tiberius, Servius, Aulus, and Sextus are commonly used. The ''praenomina'' Decimus, Gnaeus, Manius, Appius, and Vibius are never used by members of the ''gens''.

	[[Category:Gentes (Nova Roma)\|Apollonia]]		[[Category:Gentes (Nova Roma)\|Apollonia]]

Aulus Apollonius Cordus: "whom" -> "who"

2006-07-06T23:07:57Z

"whom" -> "who"

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−	The '''Apollonii''' were not a distinguished ''gens'' during the old republic. A number of Apollonii, and one Apollonia, are attested in inscriptions dating from republican times, even going back to before the Hannibalic War. The name appears to derive from the Greek name '''Apollonios'''. Many of the inscriptions may record slaves rather than citizens. The only ancient republican Apollonius ~~whom~~ we can be confident was probably a Roman citizen, or at least an important Italian aristocrat, is [[Titus Apollonius\|T. Apollonius C. f.]].	+	The '''Apollonii''' were not a distinguished ''gens'' during the old republic. A number of Apollonii, and one Apollonia, are attested in inscriptions dating from republican times, even going back to before the Hannibalic War. The name appears to derive from the Greek name '''Apollonios'''. Many of the inscriptions may record slaves rather than citizens. The only ancient republican Apollonius who we can be confident was probably a Roman citizen, or at least an important Italian aristocrat, is [[Titus Apollonius\|T. Apollonius C. f.]].

	[[Category:Gentes (Nova Roma)\|Apollonia]]		[[Category:Gentes (Nova Roma)\|Apollonia]]

Aulus Apollonius Cordus: Small addition

2006-07-06T17:56:43Z

Small addition

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−	The '''Apollonii''' were not a distinguished ''gens'' during the old republic. A number of Apollonii, and one Apollonia, are attested in inscriptions dating from republican times, even going back to before the Hannibalic War. The name appears to derive from the Greek name '''Apollonios'''. Many of the inscriptions may record slaves rather than citizens. The only ancient republican Apollonius whom we can be confident was a Roman citizen is [[Titus Apollonius\|T. Apollonius C. f.]].	+	The '''Apollonii''' were not a distinguished ''gens'' during the old republic. A number of Apollonii, and one Apollonia, are attested in inscriptions dating from republican times, even going back to before the Hannibalic War. The name appears to derive from the Greek name '''Apollonios'''. Many of the inscriptions may record slaves rather than citizens. The only ancient republican Apollonius whom we can be confident was probably a Roman citizen, or at least an important Italian aristocrat, is [[Titus Apollonius\|T. Apollonius C. f.]].

	[[Category:Gentes (Nova Roma)\|Apollonia]]		[[Category:Gentes (Nova Roma)\|Apollonia]]

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−	The '''Apollonii''' were not a distinguished ''gens'' during the old republic. A number of Apollonii, and one Apollonia, are attested in inscriptions dating from republican times, even going back to before the Hannibalic War. The name appears to derive from the Greek name '''Apollonios'''. Many of the inscriptions may record slaves rather than citizens. The only ancient republican Apollonius ~~whom~~ we can be confident was probably a Roman citizen, or at least an important Italian aristocrat, is [[Titus Apollonius\|T. Apollonius C. f.]].	+	The '''Apollonii''' were not a distinguished ''gens'' during the old republic. A number of Apollonii, and one Apollonia, are attested in inscriptions dating from republican times, even going back to before the Hannibalic War. The name appears to derive from the Greek name '''Apollonios'''. Many of the inscriptions may record slaves rather than citizens. The only ancient republican Apollonius who we can be confident was probably a Roman citizen, or at least an important Italian aristocrat, is [[Titus Apollonius\|T. Apollonius C. f.]].

	[[Category:Gentes (Nova Roma)\|Apollonia]]		[[Category:Gentes (Nova Roma)\|Apollonia]]

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−	The '''Apollonii''' were not a distinguished ''gens'' during the old republic. A number of Apollonii, and one Apollonia, are attested in inscriptions dating from republican times, even going back to before the Hannibalic War. The name appears to derive from the Greek name '''Apollonios'''. Many of the inscriptions may record slaves rather than citizens. The only ancient republican Apollonius whom we can be confident was a Roman citizen is [[Titus Apollonius\|T. Apollonius C. f.]].	+	The '''Apollonii''' were not a distinguished ''gens'' during the old republic. A number of Apollonii, and one Apollonia, are attested in inscriptions dating from republican times, even going back to before the Hannibalic War. The name appears to derive from the Greek name '''Apollonios'''. Many of the inscriptions may record slaves rather than citizens. The only ancient republican Apollonius whom we can be confident was probably a Roman citizen, or at least an important Italian aristocrat, is [[Titus Apollonius\|T. Apollonius C. f.]].

	[[Category:Gentes (Nova Roma)\|Apollonia]]		[[Category:Gentes (Nova Roma)\|Apollonia]]