Metellus, Meddix Tuticus in 100 BC. Numerius Statius, Meddix Tuticus in 130 BC. Gaius Statius Clarus, Meddix Tuticus around 90 BC. Olus Egnatius, Meddix Tuticus...
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Chionodes meddix is a moth in the family Gelechiidae.[failed verification] It is found in North America, where it has been recorded from Texas, Arizona...
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was often used, such as the Punic sufet, Duumvir, or native styles like Meddix. The city-state of Genoa, unlike ancient Rome, bestowed the title of consul...
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they were governed by supreme magistrates known as meddices (singular meddix). Their religion included deities, such as the Dioscuri, Cerfum (a water...
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bring good fortune. Priests and important politicians such as the Meddix and Meddix Tuticus were involved in these rituals. Priests also defined the limits...
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eventually captured and executed by Fabius Rullianus. Gaius Pontius was a Meddix, a Samnite position similar to a Roman Consul or Magistratus at the beginning...
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Adjective mersos, from meḍos (literally medius), means iustus (cf. Oscan meddix: supreme magistrate, iudex). Both words in Latin and Osco-Umbrian have a...
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Atellanus, a supporter of Hannibal during the Second Punic War. He was the meddix turicus, or chief magistrate, at Capua in 214 BC. Decius Magius, leader...
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Majus Statius, the previously agreed upon spokesman (sveruni)--and the meddix of Nola--Majus Luius (son) of Majus Paclatus--and the delegates of Abella...
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nothing to say about the name. Scullard equates the name with the Oscan word meddix, apparently a cognate of the Latin magister. If this is correct, then the...
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Sabatinum), there were no other cities in Campania under its control, and the meddix tuticus appears to have been a local official of Capua, not someone presiding...
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story refer to Pliny, Historia Naturalis, Book 29.6. The Oscan official, meddix, appearing in inscriptions, was only a man who rendered judgements of a...
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Chionodes johnstoni Clarke, 1947 Chionodes lactans Hodges, 1999 Chionodes meddix Hodges, 1999 Chionodes munifex Hodges, 1999 Chionodes naevus Hodges, 1999...
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2095.3 – Chionodes sannio 2095.4 – Chionodes stator 2095.5 – Chionodes meddix 2095.6 – Chionodes lactans 2095.7 – Chionodes volo 2095.8 – Chionodes obex...
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