Statilian
curia
senatusconsult
nomen
patrician
Father
conscript father
Senatical
praetor
senator
pretor
propraetor
primipilar
praenomen
quaestor
consular
Quirite
Roman Emperor
rex sacrorum
surname
Caesar
Pompey
interrex
Emperor of Rome
legate
fisc
tetrarch
dux
Trebellian
suffect
doge
Tzetzes
Zonaras
Italiote
viator
Flavian dynasty
Trajan
novel
cognomen
consul
Lacedaemon
tribunician
agnomen
cos.
Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix
Sulla
Roman
dictator
proconsul
Holy Roman Emperor
Transpadane Gaul
palsgrave
plebeian
centurion
lictor
plebe
triumvir
album
Phaedrus
Edom
lampadarius
Gordian
pretorian
Brutus
Diocletian
praetorian
pretorial
praetorial
Petronius
Antoninus Pius
Diocletianic
nomen gentilicium
Praetorian Guard
Quirites
exarch
Romanly
Augustus
prefect
Bibulus
Varus
denarius
Gracchus
Valens
Regulus
Romanistics
magistrate
Valentinian
decurion
taxiarch
Romaean
pre-Roman
sebastokrator
despot
basileus
libellary

English words for 'Pertaining to one or more of the Roman senators bearing the name Statilius.'

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