The Augustan aristocracy

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Classical Antiquity Studies Biographical and Historical Analysis Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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The Nobilitas The hazards of life Nobiles in eclipse Sixteen aristocratic generals Monarchy and concord Some perturbations Stability restored The resplendent Aemilii The end of L. Aemilius Paullus Marcus Lepidus Two nieces of Augustus Nero's aunts Princesses and court ladies The Junii Silani Messalla Corvinus The decease of Messalla The posterity of Messalla The last Scipiones Descendants of Pompeius and Sulla Descendants of Crassus Lentulus the Augur Kinsmen of Seianus Quinctilius Varus Piso the Pontifex The education of an aristocrat The other pisones Nobiles in Horace Fabius Maximus Nobiles in Velleius The Apologia for the principate Appendix: The Consuls, 80 BC-AD 14 Index of persons Geneological tables

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