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Definition: Quintus was a Roman general who served in the Roman Empire during the reigns of Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. He is known for his role as an advisor and political strategist to these leaders, often forming alliances with them or opposing their policies.
Definition: Quintus is a Roman name, commonly used for military officers. It was one of the eight Roman provinces that were named after Julius Caesar's father Quintus Nerva. The term "quintus" means "eight," and it can be traced back to the original Latin word "quintus," which was also used in ancient times as a name for a person who served in the Roman army, particularly during the Second Punic War (218-201 BC).