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Venantius (floruit 507) was a politician of Italia and consul for the year 507 with Emperor Anastasius I as his colleague.
According to James O'Donnell, Venantius was the son of Liberius, noting that the "only known relative in the aristocracy" of Liberius – except for Venantius – was Avienus, consul of 501.[1]
References
- ^ O'Donnell, "Liberius the Patrician", Traditio, 37 (1981), p. 34 n. 11
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