Aulus Manlius Volson ( Latin Aulus Manlius Vulso ; V century BC) is an ancient Roman politician from the patrician clan Manliyev .
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In 474, Aul Manlius (according to Libya - Guy Manlius [2] ) was a consul together with Lucius Fury Medullin . By lot he got Veii; Manlius besieged the city and forced its people to sign a truce for 40 years, beneficial to Rome. For this victory, he received from the Senate foot triumph [3] .
Later, both consuls concentrated their forces on resisting the land law proposed by the tribunes of the people, for which, at the end of their powers, they were brought to justice. But on the eve of the trial, the prosecutor (tribune of the Genius Gnei) was killed [4] , so the charge was not brought [5] .
Twenty years later, a senator named Aulus Manlius, along with two of his colleagues, was sent to Athens to familiarize himself with the laws of Athens and other Greek states (454 BC). Upon their return, all the ambassadors became part of the board of the decims [6] . Despite the lack of consensus in the sources on the premena of Consul Manlius, it is considered that the consul and decemvir are one and the same person [7] .
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- ↑ http://www.strachan.dk/family/manlius.htm
- ↑ Tit Livy. The history of Rome from the founding of the City II, 54, 1.
- ↑ Dionysius of Halicarnassus. Roman antiquities IX, 36, 3.
- ↑ Tit Livius II, 54, 8 - 10.
- ↑ There is an opinion that the story about the death of Gneya Genucius has more to do with the era of the Late Republic than to the V century BC. er (Titus Livius. History of Rome from the founding of the City. M. 1989. T. 1. S. 526. Note 113).
- ↑ Tit Livy, III, 31, 8 - 33, 5.
- ↑ Paulys Realencyclopädie der classischen Altertumswissenschaft (RE). Band XIV, 1, Stuttgart 1928, Sp. 1214.