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Cluentius - a Samnite general, early 1st century B.C.
89/18 Sulla defeats the Samnites under Cluentius near Nola.
Oros_5.18 also pursued and killed L. Cluentius, an Italian leader, and a

Cluentius ² (A. Cluentius Habitus) - the father of Cicero's client
88/72 The death of A.Cluentius, father of Cicero's client.
Cic:Clu_11 [5.] Aulus Cluentius Habitus, gentlemen, father of my

Cluentius ³ (A. Cluentius Habitus) - a citizen of Larinum, defended by Cicero in 66 B.C.
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103/18 The birth of A.Cluentius of Larinum, the client of Cicero.
85/39 The adultery of Melinus and Sassia, the mother of Cluentius.
74/8 murder of Asuvius and Dinaea, and the attempted murder of Cluentius.
74/17 the attempted murder of Cluentius, but it is alleged that the
71/36 lder Oppianicus; Sassia alleges that her son Cluentius poisoned him.
66/38 Cicero's speech defending A.Cluentius against a charge of murder.
Cicero,- CICERO, Oratio pro Cluentio
Cic:Brut_271 in behalf of A. Cluentius, and who was an accurate, and
Cic:Clu_9 [4.] [9] Aulus Cluentius is charged with having bribed
Cic:Clu_12 Sassia, mother of my client Habitus - yes, as a mother
Cic:Clu_19 the resolute attitude of Aulus Cluentius and the motive of the
Cic:Clu_26 desire of marrying Sassia, Habitus's mother, her whose husband,
Cic:Clu_42 wickedness, and his guilt, Habitus would never have undertaken
Cic:Clu_44 disputation every day between Habitus and Oppianicus, so keen
Cic:Clu_47 Habitus was at that time in
Cic:Clu_52 had been, and still was, Cluentius's bitterest foe. Or if I
Cic:Clu_61 charge of intending to poison Habitus through the agency of the
Cic:Clu_74 suit before an arbitrator). Habitus was indifferent enough to
Cic:Clu_82 came the actual sum expended? Cluentius has kept his accounts most
Cic:Clu_90 the same statute ** as Habitus is now. But Junius presided
Cic:Clu_96 jury. But the case of Cluentius can in no way be
Cic:Clu_105 the alleged attempt to poison Habitus, they would have said no.
Cic:Clu_124 it; tell us what bribe Cluentius gave, where he got it,
Cic:Clu_132 he took a bribe from Cluentius. Lentulus says he did not.
Cic:Clu_133 I am told they censored Habitus himself. Yes, but for nothing
Cic:Clu_137 maintain was effected by Habitus through bribery, though without
Cic:Clu_144 lies, I at once told Habitus that the clause beginning: "Whosoever
Cic:Clu_153 of their order, suppose, as Cluentius does now, that their protest
Cic:Clu_161 one more generously than by Cluentius: it was my client's wealth
Cic:Clu_172 What connexion had he with Habitus? None: there was more probably
Cic:Clu_195 destiny of my client, Aulus Cluentius : do you shield from
Cic:Clu_201 you can, save. [201] Habitus implores you, gentlemen, and
Plinius:Ep_1.20 that in his defence of Cluentius "he had simply followed

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