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Naucrates     prior to that of Salvius Julianus, by the fact
that Julianas wrote notes in six books Ad (apud, in) Minitium or
Ad Miniciura, from which books there are some citations in the
Digest (6. tit. 1. s. 61). In one passage, the tenth book of the
work, Ad Minitium is cited (Dig. 19. tit. 1. s. 11. § 15), but
as Zimmern suggests, x. is a blunder for v.  Pomponius (Dig. 19.
tit. 1. s. 6. § 4) quotes Minicius as quoting Sabinus. [G. L.]
NATTA or NACCA, "a fuller" (Festus, s. v. ; Appul. Met. ix. p.
636, ed. Ouden.), was the name of a family of the Pinaria gens.
Natta, or Nata, which we find upon coins, seems to be the
correct orthography. The Nattae are very rarely mentioned, but
appear to have been a very ancient family. Cicero speaks in
general of the Pinarii Nattae as nobiles, and mentions an
ancient bronze statue of a Natta, which was struck by lightning
in the consulship of Torqu