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	See also: [[:Category:Gens Lucretia (Nova Roma)\|Gens Lucretia in Nova Roma]].		See also: [[:Category:Gens Lucretia (Nova Roma)\|Gens Lucretia in Nova Roma]].
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	Marcus Lucretius Fronto's house in Pompeii is notable for the quantity and quality of the art found therein. <ref>Pompeii Art Gallery (BBC) at http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ancient/romans/pompeii_art_gallery_06.shtml</ref>		Marcus Lucretius Fronto's house in Pompeii is notable for the quantity and quality of the art found therein. <ref>Pompeii Art Gallery (BBC) at http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ancient/romans/pompeii_art_gallery_06.shtml</ref>
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−	~~===D. Lucretius Satrius Valens===~~
−
−	The following graffito was found in Pompeii: "Twenty pairs of gladiators furnished by Decimus Lucretius Satrius Valens perpetual priest of Nero, son of the Emperor, and ten pairs of gladiators furnished by Decimus Lucretius Valens his son, will fight at Pompeii April 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. There will be a big hunt and awnings. Aemilius Celer wrote this by the light of the moon." <ref>Ancient History Sourcebook:
−	~~Inscriptions From Pompeii at http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/ancient/pompeii-inscriptions.html</ref>~~
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−	~~===M. Lucretius Decidianus Rufus===~~
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−	~~Known from the following inscriptions:~~
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−	~~'''M LVCRETIO DECIDIAN'''<br/>~~
−	~~'''RVFO''' D V III QVINQ<br/>~~
−	~~PONTIF TRIB MILITVM<br/>~~
−	~~A POPVLO PRAEF FABR<br/>~~
−	~~M PILONIVS RVFVS <ref>{{CIL\|X\|788}}, ILS 6363 b</ref>~~
−
−	~~'''M LVCRETIO DECIDIAN'''<br/>~~
−	~~'''RVFO''' II VIR III QVINQ<br/>~~
−	~~PONTIF TRIB MIL A POPVLO<br/>~~
−	~~PRAEF FABR EX D D<br/>~~
−	~~POST MORTEM <ref>{{CIL\|X\|789}}</ref>~~
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−	~~===Cn. Lucretius Decens===~~
−
−	~~Known from the following inscription:~~
−
−	~~INVENTVS DENTANT DAPF<br/>~~
−	~~FELIX MELISSAEI FAVST<br/>~~
−	~~NYMPHODOTVS HELVI<br/>~~
−	~~SPERATVS CAESIAE MVS<br/>~~
−	~~MIN AVG D D IVSSV<br/>~~
−	~~M HOLCONI GELLI L AELI TVBER D I D<br/>~~
−	~~C VERGILI SALINATORIS '''CN LVCRETI'''<br/>~~
−	~~'''DECENTIS''' V A S P P<br/>~~
−	~~C ASINIO C ANTISTIO COS <ref>{{CIL\|X\|895}}</ref>~~
−
−	~~===M. Lucretius Manlianus===~~
−
−	~~PHILIPPVS MELISSAEI<br/>~~
−	~~FAVSTI<br/>~~
−	~~IANVARIVS PIRICATI<br/>~~
−	~~QVARTIONIS<br/>~~
−	~~IVCVNDVS HOLCONI<br/>~~
−	~~ANTEROTIS<br/>~~
−	~~AVCTVS HELVI<br/>~~
−	~~NYMPHODOTI<br/>~~
−	~~MINISTRI AVG<br/>~~
−	~~IVSSV<br/>~~
−	~~'''M LVCRETI MANLIANI''' L ALBIENI STAI II V I D<br/>~~
−	~~L EVMACHI FVSCI N HERENNI VERI D V<br/>~~
−	~~V A S P P<br/>~~
−	~~CN DOMITIO CAMILLO ARRVNTIO <ref>{{CIL\|X\|899}}</ref>~~
−
−	~~This may be the same man as the M. Lucretius L. f. Manlianus names below:~~
−
−	~~M HELVIVS LVSTVS<br/>~~
−	~~IANVARIVS HERENNIVS<br/>~~
−	~~VERI<br/>~~
−	~~ALEXANDER SEI<br/>~~
−	~~VITALIS[<br/>~~
−	~~L NVMISIVS FELICIO<br/>~~
−	~~L ALBIENO STAIO '''M LVCRETIO L F MANLIANO''' D I D<br/>~~
−	~~IVSSV[<br/>~~
−	~~N HERENNI VERI L EVMACHI FVSCI D V<br/>~~
−	~~]V A S P P[ <ref>{{CIL\|X\|900}}</ref>~~
−
−	~~===M. Lucretius Epidius Flaccus===~~
−
−	~~PHRONIMVS MESSI FAVSTI<br/>~~
−	~~PLACIDVS VEI FRONTONIS<br/>~~
−	~~A ARELLIVS GRAECVS<br/>~~
−	~~MIN AVG EX D D IVSSV<br/>~~
−	~~C CAESARIS M VESONI MARCELL<br/>~~
−	~~IIVIR I D<br/>~~
−	~~'''M LVCRETI EPIDI FLACCI'''<br/>~~
−	~~PRAEFECTI<br/>~~
−	~~L ALBVCI '''D LVCRETI''' II VIR V A S P P<br/>~~
−	~~PAVLLO FABIO L VITELLIO<br/>~~
−	~~COS <ref>{{CIL\|X\|901}}</ref>~~
−
−	~~PHRONIMVS MESSI<br/>~~
−	~~]FAVSTI<br/>~~
−	~~PLACIDVS VEI FRONTONIS<br/>~~
−	~~A ARELLIVS GRAECVS<br/>~~
−	~~MINISTRI AVG EX D D IVSSV<br/>~~
−	~~M VESONI MARCELLI IIVIR I D<br/>~~
−	~~'''M LVCRETI EPIDI FLACCI''' PRAEF I D<br/>~~
−	~~C CAESARIS<br/>~~
−	~~L ALBVCI CELSI '''D LVCRETI''' VALENTIS<br/>~~
−	~~II VIR V A S P P<br/>~~
−	~~PAVLLO FABIO L VITELLIO COS <ref>{{CIL\|X\|902}}</ref>~~
−
−	~~===D. Lucretius===~~
−
−	~~vide "M. Lucretius Epidius Flaccus" supra.~~

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	The ''[[cognomen]]'' of the patrician Lucretii was "''Triciptinus''". The plebeian families are known by the surnames of ''Gallus'', ''Ofella'', ''Trio'' and ''Vespillo''. ''Carus'' also occurs as the ''cognomen'' of the poet Lucretius. A few Lucretii are mentioned without any cognomen. ''Praenomina'' commonly used by members of this ''gens'' were '''''Lucius''''', '''''Publius''''', '''''Titus''''', and '''''Spurius'''''.		The ''[[cognomen]]'' of the patrician Lucretii was "''Triciptinus''". The plebeian families are known by the surnames of ''Gallus'', ''Ofella'', ''Trio'' and ''Vespillo''. ''Carus'' also occurs as the ''cognomen'' of the poet Lucretius. A few Lucretii are mentioned without any cognomen. ''Praenomina'' commonly used by members of this ''gens'' were '''''Lucius''''', '''''Publius''''', '''''Titus''''', and '''''Spurius'''''.

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−	~~==Posters==~~
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−	~~{{ArtDotCom\|prodIDhigh5=14177\|prodIDlow3=546\|title="Death of Lucretia" by Jerome Preudhomme, 1784\|name=Agricola\|format=compact}}~~
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	==''Lucretia''==		==''Lucretia''==

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−	~~<div style={{Sidebar}}>~~
−	~~==Reading List==~~
−
−	~~{{Bookinfo~~
−	~~\| title=Livy: The Early History of Rome, Books I-V~~
−	~~\| author=Stephen Oakley (Preface), Aubrey De Selincourt (Translator)~~
−	~~\| date=2002~~
−	~~\| publisher=Penguin Classics~~
−	~~\| ISBN=0140448098~~
−	~~\| comment=Contains the story of Lucretia and the expulsion of the kings and mentions other early Lucretii.~~
−	~~\| name=[[User:M. Lucretius Agricola\|Agricola]]~~
−	~~\|format=compact~~
−	}}
−
−	~~{{Bookinfo~~
−	~~\| title=The Nature of Things (''de rerum natura'')~~
−	~~\| author=Lucretius, Alicia Stallings (Translator)~~
−	~~\| date=2007~~
−	~~\| publisher=Penguin Classics~~
−	~~\| ISBN=0140447962~~
−	~~\| comment=A new translation.~~
−	~~\| name=[[User:M. Lucretius Agricola\|Agricola]]~~
−	~~\|format=compact~~
−	}}
−
−	~~{{Bookinfo~~
−	~~\| title=A geneology of Lucretii (PDF)~~
−	~~\| author=[http://www.virginia.edu/history/faculty/meyer.html Meyer, E.]~~
−	~~\| date=2003~~
−	~~\| publisher=University of Virginia website.~~
−	~~\| ISBN=~~
−	~~\| comment=A one-page PDF chart of many Lucretii. Online at http://www.virginia.edu/history/courses/meyer/gen/repat/Lucretius-s1.pdf~~
−	~~\|format=compact~~
−	}}
−	~~</div>~~
	==Lucretii Ofellae==		==Lucretii Ofellae==

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	\| ISBN=		\| ISBN=
−	\| comment=A one-page PDF chart of many ~~(all?)~~ Lucretii. Online at http://www.virginia.edu/history/courses/meyer/gen/repat/Lucretius-s1.pdf	+	\| comment=A one-page PDF chart of many Lucretii. Online at http://www.virginia.edu/history/courses/meyer/gen/repat/Lucretius-s1.pdf
−	~~\| name=[[User:M. Lucretius Agricola\|Agricola]]~~	+
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	Under conditions of adoption, a Roman took the name of the adoptive parent, adding a trace of the original ''nomen'' in adjectival form as an (additional) cognomen. Several "''Lucretiani''" appear in the historical record.		Under conditions of adoption, a Roman took the name of the adoptive parent, adding a trace of the original ''nomen'' in adjectival form as an (additional) cognomen. Several "''Lucretiani''" appear in the historical record.
		+
		+	===Lucius Titinius Glaucus Lucretianus===

	Lucius Titinius Glaucus Lucretianus is recorded as supervisor of the reconstruction of the Odeon at Cosa and is also mentioned in conjunction with the Capitoline temple there.		Lucius Titinius Glaucus Lucretianus is recorded as supervisor of the reconstruction of the Odeon at Cosa and is also mentioned in conjunction with the Capitoline temple there.
		+
		+	===Antonius Lucretianus===
		+
		+	The British Museum has a small altar found at Winchester dedicated by Antonius Lucretianus:
		+
		+	MATRIB ITALIS GERMANIS GAL BRIT '''ANTONIVS LVCRETIANVS''' BF COS REST
		+
		+	("For the Mother Goddesses of Italy, the Germanies, Gaul and Britain, the Beneficiarius Consularis Antonius Lucretianus restored [this temple].") <ref>(RIB 88; altarstone), http://www.roman-britain.org/places/venta_belgarum.htm</ref>

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	L EVMACHI FVSCI N HERENNI VERI D V<br/>		L EVMACHI FVSCI N HERENNI VERI D V<br/>
	V A S P P<br/>		V A S P P<br/>
−	CN DOMITIO CAMILLO ARRVNTIO <ref>{{CIL\|X\|899}}	+	CN DOMITIO CAMILLO ARRVNTIO <ref>{{CIL\|X\|899}}</ref>

	This may be the same man as the M. Lucretius L. f. Manlianus names below:		This may be the same man as the M. Lucretius L. f. Manlianus names below:

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	PONTIF TRIB MIL A POPVLO<br/>		PONTIF TRIB MIL A POPVLO<br/>
	PRAEF FABR EX D D<br/>		PRAEF FABR EX D D<br/>
−	POST MORTEM <ref>{{CIL\|X\|789}}	+	POST MORTEM <ref>{{CIL\|X\|789}}</ref>

	===Cn. Lucretius Decens===		===Cn. Lucretius Decens===

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−	{{LanguageBar\|Lucretius}}__NOEDITSECTION__~~<div style="Float:Right; Margin:0em 0em 0em 1em">__TOC__</div>~~	+	{{LanguageBar\|Lucretius}}__NOEDITSECTION__
	See also: [[:Category:Gens Lucretia (Nova Roma)\|Gens Lucretia in Nova Roma]].		See also: [[:Category:Gens Lucretia (Nova Roma)\|Gens Lucretia in Nova Roma]].
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	Marcus Lucretius Fronto's house in Pompeii is notable for the quantity and quality of the art found therein. <ref>Pompeii Art Gallery (BBC) at http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ancient/romans/pompeii_art_gallery_06.shtml</ref>		Marcus Lucretius Fronto's house in Pompeii is notable for the quantity and quality of the art found therein. <ref>Pompeii Art Gallery (BBC) at http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ancient/romans/pompeii_art_gallery_06.shtml</ref>
		+
		+	===D. Lucretius Satrius Valens===

	The following graffito was found in Pompeii: "Twenty pairs of gladiators furnished by Decimus Lucretius Satrius Valens perpetual priest of Nero, son of the Emperor, and ten pairs of gladiators furnished by Decimus Lucretius Valens his son, will fight at Pompeii April 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. There will be a big hunt and awnings. Aemilius Celer wrote this by the light of the moon." <ref>Ancient History Sourcebook:		The following graffito was found in Pompeii: "Twenty pairs of gladiators furnished by Decimus Lucretius Satrius Valens perpetual priest of Nero, son of the Emperor, and ten pairs of gladiators furnished by Decimus Lucretius Valens his son, will fight at Pompeii April 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. There will be a big hunt and awnings. Aemilius Celer wrote this by the light of the moon." <ref>Ancient History Sourcebook:
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	'''M LVCRETIO DECIDIAN'''<br/>		'''M LVCRETIO DECIDIAN'''<br/>
−	RVFO D V III QVINQ<br/>	+	'''RVFO''' D V III QVINQ<br/>
	PONTIF TRIB MILITVM<br/>		PONTIF TRIB MILITVM<br/>
	A POPVLO PRAEF FABR<br/>		A POPVLO PRAEF FABR<br/>
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	'''M LVCRETIO DECIDIAN'''<br/>		'''M LVCRETIO DECIDIAN'''<br/>
−	RVFO II VIR III QVINQ<br/>	+	'''RVFO''' II VIR III QVINQ<br/>
	PONTIF TRIB MIL A POPVLO<br/>		PONTIF TRIB MIL A POPVLO<br/>
	PRAEF FABR EX D D<br/>		PRAEF FABR EX D D<br/>
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	MIN AVG D D IVSSV<br/>		MIN AVG D D IVSSV<br/>
	M HOLCONI GELLI L AELI TVBER D I D<br/>		M HOLCONI GELLI L AELI TVBER D I D<br/>
−	C VERGILI SALINATORIS '''CN LVCRETI<br/>	+	C VERGILI SALINATORIS '''CN LVCRETI'''<br/>
−	DECENTIS''' V A S P P<br/>	+	'''DECENTIS''' V A S P P<br/>
	C ASINIO C ANTISTIO COS <ref>{{CIL\|X\|895}}</ref>		C ASINIO C ANTISTIO COS <ref>{{CIL\|X\|895}}</ref>

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	See also: [[:Category:Gens Lucretia (Nova Roma)\|Gens Lucretia in Nova Roma]].		See also: [[:Category:Gens Lucretia (Nova Roma)\|Gens Lucretia in Nova Roma]].
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		+
		+	''Gens Lucretia'' was originally patrician, but later also included plebeian families. It was one of the most ancient ''gentes'', and the name occurs as early as the reign of [[Numa Pompilius]].
		+
		+	The ''[[cognomen]]'' of the patrician Lucretii was "''Triciptinus''". The plebeian families are known by the surnames of ''Gallus'', ''Ofella'', ''Trio'' and ''Vespillo''. ''Carus'' also occurs as the ''cognomen'' of the poet Lucretius. A few Lucretii are mentioned without any cognomen. ''Praenomina'' commonly used by members of this ''gens'' were '''''Lucius''''', '''''Publius''''', '''''Titus''''', and '''''Spurius'''''.

	<div style={{Sidebar}}>		<div style={{Sidebar}}>
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−	~~<div style={{Sidebar}}>~~
−	~~==Reading List==~~
−
−	~~{{Bookinfo~~
−	~~\| title=Livy: The Early History of Rome, Books I-V~~
−	~~\| author=Stephen Oakley (Preface), Aubrey De Selincourt (Translator)~~
−	~~\| date=2002~~
−	~~\| publisher=Penguin Classics~~
−	~~\| ISBN=0140448098~~
−	~~\| comment=Contains the story of Lucretia and the expulsion of the kings and mentions other early Lucretii.~~
−	~~\| name=[[User:M. Lucretius Agricola\|Agricola]]~~
−	~~\|format=compact~~
−	}}
−
−	~~{{Bookinfo~~
−	~~\| title=The Nature of Things (''de rerum natura'')~~
−	~~\| author=Lucretius, Alicia Stallings (Translator)~~
−	~~\| date=2007~~
−	~~\| publisher=Penguin Classics~~
−	~~\| ISBN=0140447962~~
−	~~\| comment=A new translation.~~
−	~~\| name=[[User:M. Lucretius Agricola\|Agricola]]~~
−	~~\|format=compact~~
−	}}
−
−	~~{{Bookinfo~~
−	~~\| title=A geneology of Lucretii (PDF)~~
−	~~\| author=[http://www.virginia.edu/history/faculty/meyer.html Meyer, E.]~~
−	~~\| date=2003~~
−	~~\| publisher=University of Virginia website.~~
−	~~\| ISBN=~~
−	~~\| comment=A one-page PDF chart of many (all?) Lucretii. Online at http://www.virginia.edu/history/courses/meyer/gen/repat/Lucretius-s1.pdf~~
−	~~\| name=[[User:M. Lucretius Agricola\|Agricola]]~~
−	~~\|format=compact~~
−	}}
−	~~</div>~~
−
−	~~''Gens Lucretia'' was originally patrician, but later also included plebeian families. It was one of the most ancient ''gentes'', and the name occurs as early as the reign of [[Numa Pompilius]].~~
−
−	The ''[[cognomen]]'' of the patrician Lucretii was "''Triciptinus''". The plebeian families are known by the surnames of ''Gallus'', ''Ofella'', ''Trio'' and ''Vespillo''. ''Carus'' also occurs as the ''cognomen'' of the poet Lucretius. A few Lucretii are mentioned without any cognomen. ''Praenomina'' commonly used by members of this ''gens'' were '''''Lucius''''', '''''Publius''''', '''''Titus''''', and '''''Spurius'''''.
−
	==''Lucretia''==		==''Lucretia''==

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		+	<div style={{Sidebar}}>
		+	==Reading List==
		+
		+	{{Bookinfo
		+	\| title=Livy: The Early History of Rome, Books I-V
		+	\| author=Stephen Oakley (Preface), Aubrey De Selincourt (Translator)
		+	\| date=2002
		+	\| publisher=Penguin Classics
		+	\| ISBN=0140448098
		+	\| comment=Contains the story of Lucretia and the expulsion of the kings and mentions other early Lucretii.
		+	\| name=[[User:M. Lucretius Agricola\|Agricola]]
		+	\|format=compact
		+	}}
		+
		+	{{Bookinfo
		+	\| title=The Nature of Things (''de rerum natura'')
		+	\| author=Lucretius, Alicia Stallings (Translator)
		+	\| date=2007
		+	\| publisher=Penguin Classics
		+	\| ISBN=0140447962
		+	\| comment=A new translation.
		+	\| name=[[User:M. Lucretius Agricola\|Agricola]]
		+	\|format=compact
		+	}}
		+
		+	{{Bookinfo
		+	\| title=A geneology of Lucretii (PDF)
		+	\| author=[http://www.virginia.edu/history/faculty/meyer.html Meyer, E.]
		+	\| date=2003
		+	\| publisher=University of Virginia website.
		+	\| ISBN=
		+	\| comment=A one-page PDF chart of many (all?) Lucretii. Online at http://www.virginia.edu/history/courses/meyer/gen/repat/Lucretius-s1.pdf
		+	\| name=[[User:M. Lucretius Agricola\|Agricola]]
		+	\|format=compact
		+	}}
		+	</div>
	==Lucretii Ofellae==		==Lucretii Ofellae==