Sextus Julius Frontinus (c. 40 AD – after 103 AD) was a Roman senator, consul, and military officer, renowned for his expertise in engineering and administration. Born in Latinus Mons (modern-day Cuenca, Spain), Frontinus held several high-ranking positions in the Roman government and was highly regarded for his knowledge of water management and aqueducts. His contributions to Roman engineering and public service have left a lasting legacy in the history of Roman infrastructure.
Personal Name: Sextus Julius Frontinus
Alternative Names: Sextus Julius Frontinus.;Frontinus;Sextus Frontinus;Sextus Julius Frontin;Julius Sextus Frontinius