Axius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Axius (Q. Axius) - a wealthy friend of Cicero
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Cic:Att_3.15 knows how it got published. Axius however, writing on the same
Cic:Att_4.15 moderately damp. I stayed with Axius who took me for a
Cic:Att_5.21 announcing trouble. My friend Axius says that Cassius' despatch
Cic:Att_10.11 that end: but if Q. Axius does not pay me in
Cic:Att_10.13 got a letter from Q. Axius. As for Tiro, thanks. I
Cic:Att_10.15 nothing out of L. Egnatius. Axius is modest about the 12,000
Cic:Att_12.1 arranged for the 27th with Axius, the 28th with you, and
Plin:HN_8.167 ass was bought for the senator Quintus Axius at 400,000 sesterces

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