Publius Cornelius Scipio (consul 16 BC)

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Publius Cornelius Scipio (consul of 16 BC) was a Roman statesman of the prominent patrician Cornelii Scipiones family who held the consulship during the early reign of Emperor Augustus.

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instanceOf ancient Roman politician
consul of the Roman Empire
member of the Roman patriciate
activeIn Roman politics
associatedWith Princeps Augustus
Roman Senate
citizenship Ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity
cognomen Scipio
consulDuringReignOf Augustus
consulOf Roman Empire
consulshipYear 16 BC
country Roman Empire
culture Ancient Roman
era Augustan age
early Roman Empire
familyName Cornelius Scipio
floruit 1st century BC
givenName Publius
governedTerritory Roman state
governedUnder Augustus
hasRole magistrate
statesman
honorificTitle consul
isSubjectOf ancient Roman prosopographical studies
language Latin
memberOf Cornelii Scipiones
gens Cornelia
nomen Cornelius
notableFamily Cornelii Scipiones
officeContested Roman consulship
partOf Roman imperial administration
politicalAffiliation Roman aristocracy
politicalSystem Principate
positionHeld Roman consul
Roman senator
praenomen Publius
precededBy Roman Republican consuls
rank senatorial rank
socialClass patrician
timePeriod late 1st century BC

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gens Cornelia hasMember Publius Cornelius Scipio (consul 16 BC)