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Domitii

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Domitii 

a famous plebeian family in ancient Rome that was especially prominent in the first century B.C. It split into two branches: the Ahenobarbi (literally, the red-beards) and the Galvini.
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The town initially belonged to the family of Domitii Aenobarbi.
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33) The Domitii Ahenobarbi, who were allies of Pompey and enemies of Caesar, were also patrons, one of whose ancestors, the consul of 122, had campaigned in the area and been responsible for building the Via Domitia that eventually linked Iberia with Italy.
Gaius and Marcus Marius in Iberia and Gaul: Family affairs and ... by Evans, Richard / Acta Classica
9788778389961 The rise and fall of a Roman noble family; the Domitii Ahenobarbi 196 BC-AD 68.
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