Quinctii
The Quinctii were a prominent plebeian family of ancient Rome, known for their significant contributions to Roman politics, law, and military history. Originating from the Latin *gens* (extended family or clan), the Quinctii were one of the most influential patrician families during the late Republic and early Imperial periods, though their roots may have been plebeian in origin. Their name is derived from the Latin *Quinctilius*, a cognomen (family name) that later became a *nomen* (personal name) for later generations.
The family rose to prominence in the 3rd century BCE, with notable figures such as **Lucius Quinctius
The Quinctii were also influential in Roman law. **Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus** and later **Lucius Quinctius Flamininus**
During the Imperial era, the Quinctii continued to hold prestige, though their political dominance waned. The
The Quinctii were known for their disciplined military leadership, legal acumen, and civic duty, embodying the