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...9), p.238. Marius and the Metelli: Scullard, H.H., '''From The Gracchi To Nero''' (Routledge, 1988), pp.44-5. Scipio and the Metelli: Guen, E.S., '''Roma ... and may have contemplated a third: Scullard, H.H., '''From The Gracchi To Nero''' (Routledge, 1988), p.33.</ref> The colony at Narbo may have been a cont

...', 3.310. The chest: Petronius, '''''satyricon''''', 113; Suetonius, '''''Nero''''', 34.2.</ref> Indeed, the kisses exchanged by lovers were apparently v ...ation is found in Suetonius.<ref>Suetonius, '''''Vitellius''''', 7.3; '''''Nero''''', 13.2.</ref> To greet someone with a kiss was evidently a public sign

...cognize the efforts of D. Aurelius. The governor of Australia, M. Claudius Nero legatus pro praetore is unfortunately incapacitated to conduct the necessar ...iae Australiae administrandae. In this capacity, he reports to governor M. Nero legatus pro praetore Australiae, and secondarily, to me as his shared super

... the [[Kalends ritual (Nova Roma)|Kalends ritual]] as written by T. Iulius Nero.

* Servius Marius Nero * Gaius Claudius Nero

* Appia Ulpia Nero

*[[Titus Iulius Nero (Nova Roma)|T. Iulius Nero]]

*Marcus Octavius Nero *Aula Octavia Nero Polina

...mate's family lost everything when Old Galba went after the riches Emperor Nero had

...mate's family lost everything when Old Galba went after the riches Emperor Nero had ...Galba for your further information on these turmoiled events that followed Nero's death, and when Vespasian finally won the "year of the four emperors"'s f

campaigns under Nero's rule led to the taking over of Pontus , and During the civil war following Nero's death the Black Sea became a

:'''Censors M. Livius Salinator and C. Claudius Nero suddenly started the construction of a worthy edifice on the Palatine Hill

*[[Titus Iulius Nero (Nova Roma)|T. Iulius Nero]]

...in dezvoltarea productiei. Nu e de mirare ca dupa incendiul din timpul lui Nero, cererea era asa de mare incat Roma era inconjurata de mari ateliere de pro

...adiators furnished by Decimus Lucretius Satrius Valens perpetual priest of Nero, son of the Emperor, and ten pairs of gladiators furnished by Decimus Lucre

...ugh their powers became naturally much limited, especially in the reign of Nero (Tacit. Annal. III.28). They continued however to have the right of interce

... for a few months, and sometimes even for a few hours (Suet. Caes. 76, 80, Nero, 15; Dion Cass. XLIII.46; Macrob. Sat. II.3). ...357for which they had to defray the expenses out of their own means (Suet. Nero, 4; Juven. XI.193, &c.; Cassiod., l.c., and iii.39, v.42, vi.10). Some empe

*''Said by?'' The emperor Nero ...and Spanish legions, along with the Praetorian Guards rose against him and Nero fled Rome. The senate declared him a public enemy and he committed suicide,

Rituals written by T. Iulius Nero for the birth of his child They were written, I believe, by Titus Iulius Nero when he was

*[[Marcus Claudius Nero (Nova Roma)|M. Claudius Nero]]