Dentatus

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Dentatus is the cognomen of the prominent early 3rd-century BC Roman general and statesman Manius Curius Dentatus, celebrated for his military victories and austere virtue.

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instanceOf Roman censor
Roman consul
ancient Roman general
ancient Roman politician
associatedWith Roman virtues of discipline
Roman virtues of frugality
Roman virtues of incorruptibility
battle Battle of Beneventum NERFINISHED
citizenship Roman Republic
cognomen Dentatus NERFINISHED
consulship 274 BC
275 BC
290 BC
defeated Bruttians NERFINISHED
King Pyrrhus of Epirus NERFINISHED
Lucanians NERFINISHED
Sabines NERFINISHED
Samnites NERFINISHED
familyName Curius NERFINISHED
floruit early 3rd century BC
gens Curius NERFINISHED
givenName Manius NERFINISHED
heldOffice censor of the Roman Republic
consul of the Roman Republic
honoredFor integrity in public office
military leadership
knownFor refusing Samnite bribes
simple rural lifestyle
language Latin
legacy model of Roman republican virtue
militaryConflict Pyrrhic War NERFINISHED
Third Samnite War NERFINISHED
militaryRank general
notableFor austere virtue
military victories
politicalAlignment Roman Senate and people (SPQR) NERFINISHED
praenomen Manius NERFINISHED
regionOfActivity central Italy
residence farm near Rome
roleInPyrrhicWar secured Roman victory over Pyrrhus in Italy GENERATED
sourceMention Cicero NERFINISHED
Plutarch NERFINISHED
Valerius Maximus NERFINISHED
timePeriod Roman Republic
yearOfBattleOfBeneventum 275 BC

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