gens Vinicia

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Gens Vinicia was a Roman family of senatorial rank known for producing several prominent politicians and military leaders during the late Republic and early Empire.

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gens Vinicia canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman senator
Roman senator
Roman senatorial family
ancient Roman gens
ancient Roman politician
ancient Roman politician
allegiance Roman Empire
Roman Empire
consulshipYear 19 BC
AD 30
country ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity
culture Roman
era 1st century AD
1st century BC
geographicalAssociation Italy
governanceContext Roman Empire
Roman Republic
knownFor producing Roman military leaders
producing Roman politicians
languageOfName Latin
member Marcus Vinicius (consul 19 BC)
Marcus Vinicius (consul AD 30)
memberOf gens Vinicia
gens Vinicia
militaryRole provided Roman military commanders
namingConvention used nomen Vinicius for male members
nomen Vinicius
origin plebeian family elevated to senatorial rank
politicalAlignment supporters of the Julio-Claudian dynasty
politicalRole held consulships
held other magistracies
positionHeld Roman consul
Roman consul
socialClass senatorial rank
spouse Julia Livilla
status prominent during reign of Augustus
prominent during reign of Caligula
prominent during reign of Tiberius
timePeriod Julio-Claudian dynasty
early Roman Empire
late Roman Republic
reign of Augustus
typeOfGens senatorial plebeian gens

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Marcus Vinicius nobleFamily gens Vinicia
Marcus Vinicius (consul 19 BC) memberOf gens Vinicia
subject linked to: gens Vinicia
Marcus Vinicius (consul AD 30) memberOf gens Vinicia
subject linked to: gens Vinicia