20/23 Per fasces numerantur Avi, semperque renata Nobilitate virent, et prolem fata sequuntur. et Olyb.Consulat.12, &c.) The Annii, whose name seems to have merged in the Anician, mark the Fasti with many consulships, from the time of Vespasian to the fourth century.] [Footnote 19: The title of first Christian senator may be justified by the authority of Prudentius (in Symmach.i. 553) and the dislike of the Pagans to the Anician family. des Empereurs, tom. |