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Felix Ennodius b. estimated 380 d. 430

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Lineage ?
Sex Male
Full name (at birth) Felix Ennodius
Other given names "Felix Ennodius"
Parents

Julia Agricola [Gens Iulia]

Wiki-page wikipedia:Felix_Ennodius
[1]

Events

estimated 380 birth:

child birth: Flavius Basiliscus [?]

child birth: Aelia Verina ? (Ennodia) [?]

estimated 400 child birth: w Flavius Magnus [Ennodia] b. estimated 400 d. 475

about 400 child birth: Flavia ? (Sister of Verina, Flavius) [?] b. about 400

430 death: Ravenna

Notes


[edit] Sources

  1. Christian Settipani, Continuite Gentilice et Continuite Familiale Dans Les Familles Senatoriales Romaines A L'epoque Imperiale, Mythe et Realite, Addenda I - III (juillet 2000- octobre 2002) (n.p.: Prosopographica et Genealogica, 2002). -

From grandparents to grandchildren

Grandparents
Flavius Eparchius Comitatus
birth: Tullum, Leucorum, Gallia, vir nobilis
title: 382, comes Orientis
Flavius Julius (Agricola)
birth: about 365, Narbonensus, Gaul
title: 421, Consul of Rome
Grandparents
Parents
Ennodius
birth: estimated 345
marriage: Julia Agricola
death: after 395
title: from 395 - 396, Proconsul of Africa
Parents
 
== 3 ==
Padusia Avita
birth: estimated 385
death: 430, Ravenna
Felix Ennodius
birth: estimated 380
death: 430, Ravenna
== 3 ==
Children
Marcus Maecilius Flavius (Eparchius Avitus)
birth: 380, Clermont-Ferrand
death: after 17 October 456
Flavius Magnus
birth: estimated 400
title: 460, Cónsul romano
death: 475
Children
Grandchildren
Julius Nepos (Caesar)
birth: 430
other: Emperor of Western Rome
death: 25 April 480, Salonae
Anastasius I Semissis Dius (Dicorus)
birth: 430, Dyrrhachium, Albania
physical description: Anastasius had one eye black and one eye blue
title: Silentiarius of Byzantium
marriage: Aelia Ariadne ? (Ennodia)
title: between 11 April 491 and 9 July 518, Emperor of Byzantium
death: 9 July 518
Grandchildren

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