Frontinus

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Frontinus was a Roman author, engineer, and politician best known for his technical treatise on the aqueducts of Rome and his writings on military strategy.

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instanceOf Latin prose writer
Roman governor
ancient Roman author
ancient Roman engineer
ancient Roman politician
military writer
technical writer
citizenship Roman Empire
culture Ancient Rome NERFINISHED
described construction of Roman aqueducts
legal regulations concerning water supply in Rome
maintenance of Roman aqueducts
military stratagems from Greek and Roman history
fieldOfWork Roman law and administration
hydraulic engineering
military science
genre military treatise
non‑fiction prose
technical treatise
hasSubject Roman aqueduct system
Roman military tactics
influenced later engineers studying Roman aqueducts
later writers on military strategy
knownFor De aquaeductu urbis Romae NERFINISHED
Strategemata NERFINISHED
technical treatise on the aqueducts of Rome
writings on military strategy
languageOfWork Latin
name Sextus Julius Frontinus NERFINISHED
notablePlaceOfActivity Roman Britain NERFINISHED
Rome NERFINISHED
occupation administrator
author
engineer
military officer
politician
positionHeld Roman provincial governor
consul of the Roman Empire
curator aquarum
governor of Britain
water commissioner of Rome
servedUnder Emperor Domitian NERFINISHED
Emperor Vespasian NERFINISHED
timePeriod 1st century AD
Flavian dynasty NERFINISHED
work De aquaeductu urbis Romae NERFINISHED
Strategemata NERFINISHED

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