Claudius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Claudius (Ti. Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus) - Roman emperor, 41-54 A.D.
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Translation : SUETONIUS, Claudius
AstrCan_4 787 363 69 36 A.D. (14 Aug.) Claudius 14 801 377 83 40
Athen_06.240 who in the Museium of Claudius still practise their sop
Euseb]:Chron_215 stadion race [At this time] Claudius became emperor of
ExcBarb_48A Gaius for 10 years - cons. 4 Claudius for 15 years - con
Julian:Caes_310 bout him. But when Claudius came in Silenus began to sing

Claudius ² (M. Aurelius Claudius Augustus Gothicus) - Roman emperor, 268-270 A.D. Claudius_II
Euseb]:Chron_265 up until the reign of Claudius [The kings] of the Roman
ExcBarb_48B years - cons. 7 Gallianus and Claudius for 2 years - con
Julian:Caes_313 feast. Next came Claudius, at whom all the gods gazed,
Julian:Caes_336 them a respite for the sake of Claudius and Constantius.

Claudius ¹⁰ (Ap. Claudius Caecus) - Roman censor, 312 B.C.
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312/16 Plautius resigns as censor, but Ap.Claudius stays on as sole censor.
312/23 Ap.Claudius arranges for the religious secrets of the Potitii family
311/9 after protesting at the removal of their privileges by Ap.Claudius.
310/2 P.Sempronius fails to stop Ap.Claudius remaining in office as censor.
308/18 Ap.Claudius is forced to resign after remaining as censor for five
307/_ Consuls: Ap. Claudius C.f. Caecus, L. Volumnius C.f. Flamma Violens
307/4 Claudius chooses to stay at Rome, while Volumnius takes charge of the
306/27 Ap.Claudius goes blind, and retires from public life.
296/_ Consuls: Ap. Claudius C.f. Caecus (II), L. Volumnius C.f. Flamma Viol
296/5 Claudius and Volumnius defeat a combined Etruscan and Samnite army
280/32 rejects Pyrrhus' peace terms, after a speech by Ap.Claudius Caecus.
275/26 Ap.Claudius adds the letter "R" to the Roman alphabet.
275/27 saying of Ap.Claudius, that leisure is bad for the Roman people.
275/28 The old age of Ap.Claudius Caecus.
Hieron:Chron_1693 not in Ar.] Appius Claudius Caecus ["the blind"] was in
Just_18.2 was broken off by Appius Claudius," and being asked by Pyr

Claudius ¹¹ (Ap. Claudius Caudex) - Roman consul, 264 B.C.
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264/_ Consuls: Ap. Claudius C.f. Caudex, M. Fulvius Q.f. Flaccus
264/9 C.Claudius is defeated while attempting to cross over to Sicily.
264/11 Ap.Claudius crosses over to Sicily.
264/12 Negotiations between Claudius and the Carthaginians.
264/13 Claudius declares war against the Carthaginians and Syracusans: the
264/14 Claudius defeats the Syracusans.
264/15 Claudius defeats the Carthaginians.
264/16 Claudius is repulsed at Echetla.
264/17 Claudius lays siege to Syracuse.
263/10 Claudius celebrates a triumph for his victory over the Carthaginians.

Claudius ¹² (Ap. Claudius Russus) - Roman consul, 268 B.C.
268/_ Consuls: P. Sempronius P.f. Sophus, Ap. Claudius Ap.f. Russus
268/10 Sempronius and Claudius both celebrate triumphs, over the Picentes.
268/11 Claudius dies before the end of his year as consul.
FastTr_p99 Picentes, [...] [268/7] & Ap. Claudius Ap.f. C.n. [Russus

Claudius ¹³ (P. Claudius Pulcher) - Roman consul, 249 B.C.
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249/_ Consuls: P. Claudius Ap.f. Pulcher, L. Junius C.f. Pullus
249/2 Claudius builds new sea-barriers at Lilybaeum, but they are destroyed
249/10 efeats the Roman fleet under P.Claudius at Drepana, after Claudius
249/15 P.Claudius nominates his messenger Glycias to be dictator.
248/5 P.Claudius is brought to trial and fined for his conduct as consul.

Claudius ¹⁴ (C. Claudius Centho) - Roman consul, 240 B.C.
240/_ Consuls: C. Claudius Ap.f. Centho, M. Sempronius C.f. Tuditanus
213/21 C.Claudius Centho is appointed dictator to hold the consular election

Claudius ¹⁶ (M. Claudius Clineas) - a Roman officer in Corsica, 236 B.C.
236/2 Claudius Clineas makes peace with the Corsicans.
236/7 The Romans disown Claudius' treaty and try to hand him over to the

Claudius ¹⁷ (Ap. Claudius Pulcher) - Roman consul, 212 B.C.
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212/_ Consuls: Ap. Claudius P.f. Pulcher, Q. Fulvius M.f. Flaccus (III)

Claudius ²⁰ (Ap. Claudius Pulcher) - Roman consul, 185 B.C.
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185/_ Consuls: Ap. Claudius Ap.f. Pulcher, M. Sempronius M.f. Tuditanus
185/11 ected consul, after energetic canvassing by his brother Ap.Claudius.
184/8 Ap.Claudius forces the Achaean assembly to accept a settlement with
184/9 Claudius persuades the Cretan cities of Cnossus, Gortyn, and Cydonia

Claudius ²¹ (P. Claudius Pulcher) - Roman consul, 184 B.C.
185/11 P.Claudius is elected consul, after energetic canvassing by his broth
184/_ Consuls: P. Claudius Ap.f. Pulcher, L. Porcius L.f. Licinus

Claudius ²² (C. Claudius Pulcher) - Roman consul, 177 B.C.
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177/_ Consuls: C. Claudius Ap.f. Pulcher, Ti. Sempronius P.f. Gracchus
177/2 Claudius completes the conquest of Istria.
177/5 Claudius defeats the Ligurians.
177/6 The Ligurians capture Mutina after the departure of Claudius.
177/9 Claudius celebrates a double triumph, over the Istrians and Ligurians
176/2 rther victories in Sardinia and Liguria; Claudius recaptures Mutina.
169/2 Claudius and Gracchus are elected censors, and help the consuls to
169/37 The censor Claudius passes a law to prevent the serving of delicacies
FastTr_p103 (4th February) [177/6] & C. Claudius [Ap.f. P.n.] Pulch

Claudius ²⁴ (Ap. Claudius Centho) - Roman praetor, 175 B.C.
174/6 Ap.Claudius defeats the Celtiberi.
174/11 Ap.Claudius celebrates an ovation for his victory over the Celtiberi,
170/19 Ap.Claudius unsuccessfully attacks Uscana.
FastTr_p104 t.] (12th March) [174/3] & Ap. Claudius C.f. Ap.n. Centho,

Claudius ²⁵ (Ap. Claudius Pulcher) - Roman consul, 143 B.C.
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143/_ Consuls: Ap. Claudius C.f. Pulcher, Q. Caecilius Q.f. Metellus Macedo
143/6 The Salassi defeat Ap.Claudius.
143/11 Ap.Claudius subdues the Salassi.
143/14 Ap.Claudius holds an unauthorized triumph, with the support of his
142/3 lected censor despite criticism from Ap.Claudius, a rival candidate.
140/8 Appius Claudius prevents extra conscription.
136/9 Nobilior; Fulvius dissuades Claudius from handing out harsh punishme
136/9 The censorship of Ap.Claudius Pulcher and Q.Fulvius Nobilior; Fulvius
130/14 Ap.Claudius prides himself on his skill at dancing.
130/15 After Ap.Claudius dies, the two vacant places on the agrarian commis
Plut:Mor_200 ood to be censor, Appius Claudius, his rival, told him tha

Claudius ³⁰ (Claudius Unimanus) - a Roman commander in Spain, defeated by Viriathus
143/8 Viriathus defeats Claudius Unimanus.

Claudius ³² (C. Claudius Pulcher) - Roman consul, 92 B.C.
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99/6 The aedile C.Claudius Pulcher holds magnificent games, including
95/19 C.Claudius creates new laws for the town of Halaesa.
92/_ Consuls: C. Claudius Ap.f. Pulcher, M. Perperna M.f.
92/16 ncerning a complaint made by the consul C.Claudius against Cn.Carbo.
GranLic_32 curule aediles. &# Claudius had previously displayed a sim

Claudius ³⁴ (Ap. Claudius Pulcher) - Roman consul, 79 B.C.
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93/6 Ap.Claudius fails to be elected aedile.
79/_ Consuls: P. Servilius C.f. Vatia, Ap. Claudius Ap.f. Pulcher
77/21 Appius Claudius and his legate Fonteius defend Macedonia against raid
76/10 Appius Claudius falls ill and dies while fighting in Macedonia.
GranLic_32 cavalry sent by the consuls Claudius and Servilius. &#
Sall:Hist_1.67 it resolved that Appius Claudius the interrex, with Quint
Sall:Hist_2.60 ney which had been demanded by Appius. [2.69] [2.87M] &

Claudius ³⁸ (Ap. Claudius Pulcher) - Roman consul, 54 B.C.
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70/8 Lucullus sends Ap.Claudius as an envoy to Tigranes to demand the surr
70/20 Ap.Claudius is deliberately delayed by his guides, but leaves them
70/21 Claudius secretly wins over Zarbienus and other disaffected subjects
70/24 Ap.Claudius meets Tigranes, and bluntly warns him of the consequences
54/_ Consuls: L. Domitius Cn.f. Ahenobarbus, Ap. Claudius Ap.f. Pulcher
51/5 Cic:Fam_3.2, a letter from Cicero to Appius Claudius.
51/15 two letters from Cicero to Appius Claudius, written at Brundisium.
51/28 am_3.5, a letter from Cicero to Appius Claudius, written at Tralles.
51/35 Appius Claudius and his son-in-law M.Brutus remain for some time
51/36 & Cic:Fam_3.6, letters from Cicero to Atticus and Appius Claudius.
51/47 rom Cicero to Caelius and Appius Claudius, written near Mopsuhestia.
50/11 Appius Claudius is prosecuted by Dolabella for his conduct in Cilicia
50/56 The censors, Claudius and Piso, complete the census after demoting
49/60 Appius Claudius consults the oracle at Delphi about the outcome of
Memn_31 cullus sent Appius Claudius as an ambassador to Tigranes,

Claudius ³⁹ (C. Claudius Pulcher) - Roman praetor, 56 B.C.
52/10 The two Appii, sons of C.Claudius, ask for permission to interrogate
52/22 The sons of C.Claudius indict Milo on a charge of violence.

Claudius ⁴⁷ (Ap. Claudius Pulcher) - younger son of the praetor of 56 B.C.
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52/10 The two Appii, sons of C.Claudius, ask for permission to interrogate
51/44 Q.Pilius and Appius Claudius both prosecute M.Servilius on separate

Claudius → see Asellus²

Claudius → see Canina

Claudius → see Centumalus⁵

Claudius → see Nero

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