TITUS Pomponius Caecillius Atticus
Autres noms
| Autres noms |
Nom |
| Nom de scène |
Quintus Caecilius Metellus (his adopted name) |
| Nom de scène |
Attica |
| Nom de scène |
Quintus Caecilius Pomponianus |
| Nom de naissance |
Titus Pomponius |
| Nom de scène |
Man of Attica |
| Nom de scène |
Quintus Caecilius Pomponianus |
| Nom de scène |
Atticus |
| Surnom |
took the nickname "Atticus," or "Man of Attica," because he loved Athens and its culture |
Événements personnels
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Date |
Lieu |
Description |
 Naissance |
November 0109 BC |
Roma, Roman Empire |
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He was a partner in the Triumvir Marcus Licinius Crassus. |
| Profession |
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Patron of Letters |
| Profession |
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Partner in the Triumvir Marcus Licinius Crassus. |
| Profession |
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moneylender |
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His wealth grew from inheritance and through skillful dealings in real estate. He used it to support his love of letters and maintain a staff of slaves trained as copyists and skilled in making up the papyrus scrolls that ancient books were written on. He published, amongst other things, the works of his friend Cicero. |
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celebrated Editor |
| Profession |
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Roman Moneylender |
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He is said to have written a single book (in Greek) on the consulate of Cicero, as well as a small amount of poetry. Besides his vast and intimate correspondence with Cicero, he is also said to have written some remarkable Memoires. None of his writings have survived. |
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Roman editor, banker, and patron of letters |
| Profession |
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celebrated editor, banker, and patron of letters |
| Profession |
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Banker |
| Décès |
31 March 0031 BC |
Roman Empire |
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Caractéristiques
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Description |
| Tribu |
gens Pomponia |
Histoire
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Âge |
Événement |
Catégorie |
TITUS Pomponius de Rome
CAECILIA Metella