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Encyclopedia > Acilius

Acilius (fem. Acilia) was the nomen of the gens Acilia, a patrician family of ancient Rome. Branches of the family included the Acilii Balbi and the Acilii Glabriones; a tomb of the latter was found in Rome in 1888. The Glabriones also had a garden, the Horti Aciliorum, on the Pincian Hill in the 2nd century.




In biology, Acilius is a genus of water beetle (Dytiscidae).


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