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Sempronii

a distinguished plebeian family of ancient Rome; among its members were Gaius and Tiberius Gracchus.

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Gracchi

References in periodicals archive

iv); CIL XI 2565 (Clusium, ano 338); CIL VI 9237 (Roma, ano 345); ICUR I 2088 (Roma, ano 371); ICUR I 3127 (Roma, ano 382); ICUR III 8426 (Roma, ano 384); ICUR VI 15995 (Roma, ano 396); CIL XI 6160 (Forum Sempronii, ano 401); CIL VI 8406 (Roma, ano 450).

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Badian, 'The Sempronii Aselliones,' PACA 11 (1968) 2-3.

The Sulpician law on debt: implications for the political elite and broader ramifications

Such ancient sources as the younger Seneca, the elder Pliny, and Plutarch report that she bore twelve children, alternating boys and girls, Sempronii and Semproniae.

Introduction: Cornelia and her maternal legacy

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