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Aemilianus
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Αἰμιλιανός
Aemilianus, Aimilianos
Most famously P.Cornelius Scipio
Aemilianus
(185/4-129 BC), born into the Aemilii but adopted into the Cornelii. See generally OCD(4) pp.381-2.
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2986
Ἀπεκάθητο
sat apart
… Walbank suggests (p. 752) that this fragment refers to Scipio
Aemilianus
(alphaiota 199; cf. OCD(4) s.v. Cornelius Scipio
Aemilianus,
pp. 381-382) witnessing the fall of Carthage (146 BCE); cf. Polybius 38.20.4 (Walbank, pp. 720-721).
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4648
Ἀφρικανός
Africanus
… for 700 years after the first resettlement, was destroyed. Scipio
[Aemilianus]
took the same surname Africanus from his grandfather Scipio Africanus and was then so called because of his virtue and the similarity of …
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691
Ἀΐσσουσιν
they dart
… (Oxford 1979) 662-3. [3] Cato the Elder (kappa 1113). [4]
Aemilianus.
[5] A reference to Homer, Odyssey 10.494f.: "to him [Teiresias] alone Persephone granted the privilege of retaining his wits; the others flit like …
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1835
Ἀναγωγή
launch, launching
… [2] Diodorus Siculus 33.28b.3, on the celebrated Roman embassy (Scipio
Aemilianus
et al.) to the Eastern Mediterranean in c. 139 BCE.
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2273
Ἀνεννόητον
inconceivable, without conception
… 35.5.1 (web address 1). In this context, Publius Cornelius Scipio
Aemilianus
Africanus (185/4-129 BCE; cf. OCD(4) p.381) contemplates (151 BCE) engaging a barbarian foe at Intercatia (central Spain, Barrington Atlas map 24 grid F3) …
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283
Βιθίας
Bithias
… 4133, alpha 4134) during the siege of Carthage by Scipio
Aemilianus
(sigma 616, alphaiota 199) in 147 BCE. He had brought supplies to him by sea until Scipio dammed the entrance to the harbour …
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1245
Ἐνέπεσε
fell on, befell
… fight). [2] Polybius 35.5.1 (preserved only here), on P.Cornelius Scipio
Aemilianus
at Intercatia (Spain: Strabo 3.4.13, etc.) in 151 BCE; cf. Livy epitome 48 and other references to this famous incident in Walbank's commentary …
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1253
Ἐνερευθής
reddish
[1] Polybius 31.23.8 (of the blushing Scipio
Aemilianus,
meeting the writer).
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504
Χρησμός
oracle
… in 146 BCE. The commanding general was P. Cornelius Scipio
Aemilianus
(185/4-129), who therefore might reasonably have been supposed to be the 'Scipio' of this story -- given in slightly different words (and more …
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