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Manlius Capitolinus, Marcus
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Abstract
M. Manlius T. f. A. n. Capitolinus (the
cognomen
refers to the Capitol of Rome (
see
Capitol) as his place of residence), Roman patrician (
see
Patricians) and consul in 392
BCE
, won the battle at the Algidus mountain (today
Artemisio
) against the Oscan Samnite tribe of the Aequians (
Aequi
).
Title: Manlius Capitolinus, Marcus
Description:
Abstract
M.
Manlius T.
f.
A.
n.
Capitolinus (the
cognomen
refers to the Capitol of Rome (
see
Capitol) as his place of residence), Roman patrician (
see
Patricians) and consul in 392
BCE
, won the battle at the Algidus mountain (today
Artemisio
) against the Oscan Samnite tribe of the Aequians (
Aequi
).
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