What were the rich people of rome called?

Answer 1

Rich Romans were called rich Romans. There was no special term for them. Do not confuse the classes of the patricians and plebeians with wealth. At the beginning of Roman society, the patricians were the wealthy and the plebeians the poor. However things changedand although the classes remained the same, wealth many times changed hands. There were patricians who had lost their wealth, such as Sulla's family, and plebeians who had gained, such as Marc Antony's family. There were also the equites who were the business people who were extremely wealthy.

Rich Romans were called rich Romans. There was no special term for them. Do not confuse the classes of the patricians and plebeians with wealth. At the beginning of Roman society, the patricians were the wealthy and the plebeians the poor. However things changedand although the classes remained the same, wealth many times changed hands. There were patricians who had lost their wealth, such as Sulla's family, and plebeians who had gained, such as Marc Antony's family. There were also the equites who were the business people who were extremely wealthy.

Rich Romans were called rich Romans. There was no special term for them. Do not confuse the classes of the patricians and plebeians with wealth. At the beginning of Roman society, the patricians were the wealthy and the plebeians the poor. However things changedand although the classes remained the same, wealth many times changed hands. There were patricians who had lost their wealth, such as Sulla's family, and plebeians who had gained, such as Marc Antony's family. There were also the equites who were the business people who were extremely wealthy.

Rich Romans were called rich Romans. There was no special term for them. Do not confuse the classes of the patricians and plebeians with wealth. At the beginning of Roman society, the patricians were the wealthy and the plebeians the poor. However things changedand although the classes remained the same, wealth many times changed hands. There were patricians who had lost their wealth, such as Sulla's family, and plebeians who had gained, such as Marc Antony's family. There were also the equites who were the business people who were extremely wealthy.

Rich Romans were called rich Romans. There was no special term for them. Do not confuse the classes of the patricians and plebeians with wealth. At the beginning of Roman society, the patricians were the wealthy and the plebeians the poor. However things changedand although the classes remained the same, wealth many times changed hands. There were patricians who had lost their wealth, such as Sulla's family, and plebeians who had gained, such as Marc Antony's family. There were also the equites who were the business people who were extremely wealthy.

Rich Romans were called rich Romans. There was no special term for them. Do not confuse the classes of the patricians and plebeians with wealth. At the beginning of Roman society, the patricians were the wealthy and the plebeians the poor. However things changedand although the classes remained the same, wealth many times changed hands. There were patricians who had lost their wealth, such as Sulla's family, and plebeians who had gained, such as Marc Antony's family. There were also the equites who were the business people who were extremely wealthy.

Rich Romans were called rich Romans. There was no special term for them. Do not confuse the classes of the patricians and plebeians with wealth. At the beginning of Roman society, the patricians were the wealthy and the plebeians the poor. However things changedand although the classes remained the same, wealth many times changed hands. There were patricians who had lost their wealth, such as Sulla's family, and plebeians who had gained, such as Marc Antony's family. There were also the equites who were the business people who were extremely wealthy.

Rich Romans were called rich Romans. There was no special term for them. Do not confuse the classes of the patricians and plebeians with wealth. At the beginning of Roman society, the patricians were the wealthy and the plebeians the poor. However things changedand although the classes remained the same, wealth many times changed hands. There were patricians who had lost their wealth, such as Sulla's family, and plebeians who had gained, such as Marc Antony's family. There were also the equites who were the business people who were extremely wealthy.

Rich Romans were called rich Romans. There was no special term for them. Do not confuse the classes of the patricians and plebeians with wealth. At the beginning of Roman society, the patricians were the wealthy and the plebeians the poor. However things changedand although the classes remained the same, wealth many times changed hands. There were patricians who had lost their wealth, such as Sulla's family, and plebeians who had gained, such as Marc Antony's family. There were also the equites who were the business people who were extremely wealthy.

Answer 2

One of the two rich classes in Rome were the Patricians, the upper tier of the aristocracy, who were most of the owners of large landed estates and supplied many of the senators. The other one was the equites (cavalrymen, the lower tier of the aristocracy) who were bankers money lenders, merchants, owners of shipping companies, investors in mines or high civil servants.

Answer 3

The Latin words for rich were dives and opulentus. Rich Romans were also called according to the social orders (as the Romans called them, ordo) they belonged to belonged. They were part of two social orders. The top one was the patricians (the aristocrats) who were large landowners, provided most of the senators and were often engaged in intellectual pursuits. The other was the equestrian order (equites) which was the second highest rank in Roman society. These men were bankers, moneylenders, merchants and investors in shipping and mining.

Answer 4

Rich Romans were called rich Romans. There was no special term for them. Do not confuse the classes of the patricians and plebeians with wealth. At the beginning of Roman society, the patricians were the wealthy and the plebeians the poor. However things changedand although the classes remained the same, wealth many times changed hands. There were patricians who had lost their wealth, such as Sulla's family, and plebeians who had gained, such as Marc Antony's family. There were also the equites who were the business people who were extremely wealthy.

Answer 5

Patricians

Whilst the patricians were wealthy people, this was not the name for rich people. The patricans regarded themselves as the nobility. The Latin word for rich is dives

Answer 6

The words for rich (person) in Latin are :ditis or opulens.