The Encyclopedia of Ancient Natural Scientists: The Greek tradition and its many heirs

Maecenas Melissus
Mallius Theodorus
Mamilius Sura
Manilius
Marcellus of Bordeaux
Marius Victorinus
Matius Caluenus
Maximinus
Medicina Plinii
Melior
Melitianus
Mucianus
Mulomedicina Chironis
Mustio

Nemesianus of Carthage
Nigidius Figulus

Oppius
Orosius of Bracara
Ouidius Naso

Paconius
Papirius Fabianus
Pelagonius of Salona
Peutinger Map
Physica Plinii
Physiognomista Latinus
Plinius Secundus
Pompeius Lenaeus
Pomponius Mela
Pontica
Porcius Cato
Priscianus of Caesarea
Probinus
Proclianus

Rabirius
Ravenna Cosmography
Remmius Fauinus

Sabinius Tiro
Sabinus (Poet)

Sallustius (Cn.)

Sallustius Crispus

Sardonius

Scribonius Largus

Sebosus Statius

Secundus

Cassiodorus Senator

Septimius

Serenus Sammonicus

Sextilius Paconianus

Siburius

Siculus Flaccus

Sornatius

Sueius

Sulpicius Gallus

Terentius Varro of Reate

Terentius Varro of Narbo

Theodorus Priscianus

Macrobius Ambrosius Theodosius

Thrasubulus

Tiberianus

Trebius Niger

Tremelius Scrofa

Tribonianus of Side

M. Tullius Cicero

Q. Tullius Cicero

Turranius

Turranius Gracilis

Valerius Messalla Potitus

Valgius Rufus

Vegetius Renatus

Vergilius Maro

Vibius Rufinus

Vibius Sequester

Vicellius

Victorius of Aquitania

Vindicianus

Vipsanius Agrippa

Vitruuius

Volusius Maecianus

B) Onomastically-Latin Writers (154)
Includes all writers whose names are wholly Latinate, and are not in list “A”; many of these
may have thought of themselves not as “Latin” but as Greeks with a name of Latin origin,

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