Fabii, family of

A Roman patrician, senatorial Gens , powerful from the Early Republic to the Early Empire, the Fabii could boast of many consuls, dictators, censors, and triumphatores . One of the first voting tribes, the tribus Fabia , bore their name. Rome's first native historian was a Fabius, who may be responsible for our knowledge of some of the family's arcana and early history.

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• A History of Exile in the Roman Republic

  Open Access•Gordon P Kelly•History of Exile in the Roman…•2006

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• Polybius, Livy and the 'Fabian Strategy'

  Paul Erdkamp•Ancient Society•1992

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• Zur Stellung Lykurgs und zur Aussagekraft seines Militär- und Bauprogramms für die Demokratie vor 322 v. Chr

  J Engels•Ancient Society•1992

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• Ovid and the Fabii

  Open Access•Byron Harries•The Classical Quarterly•1991

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• Initium Turbandi Omnia a Femina Ortum Est

  Christina S Kraus•Phoenix•1991

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• Dorsuo and the Gauls

  J H Richardson•Phoenix•2004

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