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Recently , however , a papyrus dug up at Oxyrhynchus in Egypt and of about a hundred years later than the inscription , records part of a calendar of festivals , listing events chronologically , starting with the deification of Antinous ...
Recently , however , a papyrus dug up at Oxyrhynchus in Egypt and of about a hundred years later than the inscription , records part of a calendar of festivals , listing events chronologically , starting with the deification of Antinous ...
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He singled out for his conspicuous favour Favorinus the sophist from Gaul , only later to exile him . Others – Suetonius , Dionysos of Miletus the sophist , Apollodorus the architect , Heliodorus the rhetor , secretary and Prefect of ...
He singled out for his conspicuous favour Favorinus the sophist from Gaul , only later to exile him . Others – Suetonius , Dionysos of Miletus the sophist , Apollodorus the architect , Heliodorus the rhetor , secretary and Prefect of ...
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Much later , Theocritus , the influential freedman of Caracalla , owed his fortune to having been the boy - love of Saoterus , in turn the paramour of the Emperor Commodus . In more humdrum circles , Pliny warned Corellia Hispulla that ...
Much later , Theocritus , the influential freedman of Caracalla , owed his fortune to having been the boy - love of Saoterus , in turn the paramour of the Emperor Commodus . In more humdrum circles , Pliny warned Corellia Hispulla that ...
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Scandal of the centuries | 1 |
Antinous the young Greek c 11023 | 15 |
Hadrian the Roman Emperor 76123 | 33 |
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