1968/12/01 by T. P. Wiseman · 1 citation
Social Sciences · Chemistry · Arts and Humanities · #Classical Antiquity Studies #Organic Chemistry Synthesis Methods #Augustinian Studies and Theology #Proscription #Cicero #Property (philosophy) #Philosophy #Law #Classics #History #Political science #Epistemology #Politics
paper · doi:10.1017/s0009838800022138
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It is the almost unanimous opinion of modern scholars' that this man is M. Licinius Crassus. Manutius's explanation, that ex Nanneianis is a reference to Crassus' profiteering in the proscriptions and in particular to the property of one Nanneius, to be identified with the Nannius named as a proscription victim in Comm. Pet . 9, is accepted without hesitation.