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curprev 14:1814:18, 30 September 2024 Deipnosophista talk contribs 45,656 bytes −1 →Members: correct misspelling (see Peter Martin article in "Omnibus" Sept 2024 p. 17) undo

curprev 23:0523:05, 3 August 2023 P Aculeius talk contribs 43,617 bytes 0 Undid revision 1168593551 by Melitensis77 (talk) Not a "grammar fix"—perfectly good grammar and the more correct preposition for the intended meaning. undo Tag: Undo
curprev 19:1619:16, 3 August 2023 Melitensis77 talk contribs 43,617 bytes 0 →top: Fixed grammar undo Tags: Reverted canned edit summary Mobile edit Mobile app edit Android app edit

curprev 02:4502:45, 8 July 2023 Tintero21 talk contribs 43,617 bytes −19 Vespasian nor Titus used the name "Sabinus Vespasianus" undo Tag: Visual edit

curprev 03:2703:27, 17 June 2023 Tintero21 talk contribs 43,636 bytes +35 →Constantinian dynasty: Constantia did not have all those names + perhaps it's better to leave it as "Flavius Nepotianus" since his nomenclature is quite inconsistent undo Tag: Visual edit

curprev 16:1516:15, 14 April 2023 P Aculeius talk contribs 43,593 bytes −89 →Flavii in fiction: Trimming description of a Flavius in a video game; none of the other fictional Flavii are described in this much detail. undo
curprev 16:0216:02, 14 April 2023 100.15.83.54 talk 43,682 bytes +27 →Flavii in fiction undo

curprev 20:3920:39, 12 March 2023 BoonDock talk contribs 43,655 bytes +1 →Later use: Page listed in CAT:REF - Close REF Tag undo Tag: 2017 wikitext editor
curprev 20:0220:02, 12 March 2023 P Aculeius talk contribs 43,654 bytes +52 Stop deleting sources, and please use identifiable ref names instead of gibberish like ":0". undo
curprev 19:5019:50, 12 March 2023 Tintero21 talk contribs m 43,602 bytes +280 last attempt undo Tag: Visual edit

curprev 19:0119:01, 24 February 2023 Liz talk contribs 43,322 bytes −47 Removing link(s) to "Factorum ac dictorum memorabilium libri IX": Deleted article. undo Tag: Twinkle

curprev 12:1512:15, 22 February 2023 P Aculeius talk contribs 43,369 bytes −169 Don't delete sources—contrary to what you say, they do support the paragraphs for which they are cited, and just as importantly, deleting them leaves the text without any citations. Reverting changes to one paragraph: this is not a general explanation of Roman onomastic practices, and there is not room to place these remarks in context; "exponentially" is confusing, as its literal meaning is otherwise; the gist of the change is already stated in the paragraph, so this is redundant. undo
curprev 06:3906:39, 22 February 2023 Tintero21 talk contribs 43,538 bytes +404 the Dictionary doesn't mention all that, and Bussell doesn't mention nothing about the name meaning "protector" + adding mention on how the name became popular after the 4th century undo

curprev 05:1105:11, 25 January 2023 P Aculeius talk contribs 43,134 bytes −196 Restoring cites to recent works, in abbreviated form. No need to pipe "plebeian" to "Plebeians", or double-link "Emperor of all Spain". Splitting off part of the lead into a "later history" section, following "origin" section. Consolidating "Imperial title" paragraph with the first "later use" paragraph. undo
curprev 04:4704:47, 25 January 2023 Tintero21 talk contribs 43,330 bytes −1 at least let me change this undo Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
curprev 01:5401:54, 25 January 2023 P Aculeius talk contribs 43,331 bytes −2,383 Deleting multi-line citation template gibberish—the whole point of short cites is to make articles easier to edit by getting rid of cruft like this. Restoring simpler and clearer paragraphs in the lead; additional material adds nothing. Parenthetical date ranges don't belong here; no evidence linking the Constantinian Dynasty to the Flavians; no evidence that the name was ever "awarded" to anyone; people do not come in "amounts". undo Tag: Disambiguation links added
curprev 00:3900:39, 25 January 2023 Tintero21 talk contribs 45,714 bytes +2,269 Emperors continued to be called Flavius until Leo VI, not Constantine IV + sources undo Tag: Visual edit: Switched