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The ancient writer Pliny the Elder said that the Circus Maximus had 250,000 seats. Modern historians think that a figure of 150,000 is more likely.
Lucius Annaeus Seneca, commonly known as Seneca the Younger, and Pliny the Younger were not alive at the same time, but their lives did overlap slightly. Seneca was born around 4 BCE and died in 65 CE, while Pliny the Younger was born in 61 CE and died around 113 CE. Therefore, they were contemporaries for a brief period during the early years of Pliny's life, but Seneca had already passed away by the time Pliny was fully engaged in his literary and public career.
Around circa 112 AD, Pliny wrote the Emperor Trajan how he determines whether someone is a Christian and worthy of death. In the letter, Pliny states that he gives Christians multiple chances to affirm they are innocent and if they refuse three times, they are executed.
Seneca was a Roman philosopher and the tutor of the emperor Nero. There were two Plinys. Pliny the Elder was a historian and scientist and left us his vast amount of research. Pliny the Younger was a nephew and adopted son of the elder Pliny. He was a Roman governor and also left us a large amount of his correspondence. He is also the one who described the eruption of Vesuvius as it destroyed Pompeii and the other cities as he watched the entire thing from across the bay of Naples.
The earliest references to air pollution can be found in ancient writings such as the writings of Pliny the Elder in ancient Rome and the writings of Hippocrates in ancient Greece. These texts describe the effects of air pollution from sources like smoky fires and noxious fumes on human health and the environment.
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Albert Forbiger was a German classical scholar and philologist known for his works on ancient Greek and Latin literature. He is best recognized for his editions of ancient texts, including Pliny the Younger's letters and Cicero's writings.
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The Roman writer Pliny the Younger provides a detailed account of the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD, which buried the city of Pompeii under volcanic ash and debris. Pliny's letters to Tacitus describe the chaos and destruction resulting from the eruption.
Pliny the Younger documented the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD that destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum. His writings provide valuable information about the event.
Pliny the Younger was a survivor from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79. He wrote a diary about the event because he saw the eruption across the bay from Naples and he wasn't in Pompeii while it was happening. He is how we know about the burial of Pompeii.
Pliny T. Merrick died in 1867.
Pliny T. Merrick was born in 1794.
John Pliny Crysler was born in 1801.
John Pliny Crysler died in 1881.