Antistius   - in ancient sources @ attalus.org


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  Antistius 5   (L. Antistius Reginus) - tribune of the plebs in 103 B.C.
ValMax_4.7.3     If you examine L. Reginus as to his sincerity towards

  Antistius 6   (P. Antistius) - tribune of the plebs in 88 B.C., father-in-law of Cn.Pompeius
86/50 and marries the daughter of Antistius, the praetor who judged the
85/37 P.Antistius is the leading orator at Rome, during the absence of Sull
    Within translations:
Cic:Brut_182   M. Drusus, and P. Antistius; for no age whatsoever has
Cic:Brut_226   Sulpicius was P. Antistius,- a plausible declaimer, who,
Cic:Brut_308   ker in the courts. Antistius too was daily rising into rep
Cic:Brut_311   rs, Scaevola, Carbo, and Antistius;- the return of Cotta,
Oros_5.20   Carbo, L. Domitius, and P. Antistius, who had been summoned to

  Antistius 8   (L. Antistius) - tribune of the plebs in 58 B.C.
58/68 The tribune Antistius attempts to prosecute Caesar, but is not allowe

  Antistius   - in documents
SelPap_1.85 Julius Bolyssius, Marcus Antistius Petronianus, Julius

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