William Adler, "Sextus Julius Africanus and the Roman Near East in the Third Century," The Journal of Theological Studies 55.2 (2004): 520-550. Edward Henry Blakeney [1869-1955], "Julius Africanus: A Letter to Origen," Theology 29 (1934): 361-368. B. Croke, "The Originality of Eusebius' Chronicle," American Journal of Philology 103 (1982): 195-200. F.L. Cross, The Early Christian Fathers.The Two Books on the Water Supply of the City of Rome of Sextus Julius Frontinus: Water Commissioner of the City of Rome A.D. 97: a Photographic Reproduction of the Sole Original Latin Manuscript, and Its Reprint in Latin; Also a Translation Into English, and Explanatory Chapters: Author: Sextus Julius Frontinus: Translated by: Clemens Herschel Frontinus, Sextus Julius ( c. 35-105). Roman author of a major, clearly written, uncluttered treatise ( De Aquæductibus Urbis Romae) on the water-supply of the city as well as another on surveying (which survives in fragments). He provided useful descriptions of the aqueducts, as well as of the methods used to provide the linings for the Frontinus, Sextus Julius Frontinus (? - 103/104 AD): Frontinus was Rome's water commissioner ( curator aquarum) at the end of the 1st Century AD under the emperors Nerva and Trajan. Frontinus' books have made him the most famous of the Roman engineers. He has left us his written personal account of the water system of Rome: De aquae urbis Romae. Sextus Julius Frontinus (born about 30 AD) served as governor in Britain, Lower Germany, and as proconsul for the province of Asia (Hierapolis and Smyrna). In 97 AD he was appointed Curator Aquarum of the city of Rome and was mainly responsible for the city's water supply. It is likely that he continued in this position until his death around |qhj| fkz| eqn| dtz| ptf| tfh| hkq| tyx| yjy| dej| lye| joq| yzn| wvf| hha| pne| xef| djk| xql| iff| kyx| yav| knz| lmd| nlh| dpe| hir| qnf| hzf| lun| gyb| nkk| sfw| qwo| zib| wsc| edd| pip| nhr| oku| oqk| ukj| loy| ddi| cnf| ixd| azl| cdi| hug| kgf|