Cotta - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Cotta (C. Aurelius Cotta) - Roman consul, 252 B.C.
252/_ Consuls: C. Aurelius L.f. Cotta, P. Servilius Q.f. Geminus
252/6 Cotta captures Himera.
252/7 Cotta captures Lipara, despite a defeat suffered by P.Aurelius (? or
252/11 some of the knights, after Cotta complains that they disobeyed his
251/4 The triumph of Cotta, over the Carthaginians and Sicilians.
248/_ Consuls: C. Aurelius L.f. Cotta (II), P. Servilius Q.f. Geminus (II)
FastTr_p100 Aurelius L.f. C.n. Cotta, consul, & over the Carthaginians

Cotta ³ (C. Aurelius Cotta) - Roman consul, 200 B.C.
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200/_ suls: P. Sulpicius Ser.f. Galba Maximus (II), C. Aurelius C.f. Cotta
200/25 CIL+_610, a dedication by C.Aurelius.

Cotta ⁶ (L. Aurelius Cotta) - Roman consul, 144 B.C.
154/15 The tribune L.Cotta is criticized by his colleagues for not repaying
144/_ Consuls: Ser. Sulpicius Ser.f. Galba, L. Aurelius L.f. Cotta
138/29 L.Cotta is accused by Scipio Aemilianus of taking bribes, but he

Cotta ⁷ (L. Aurelius Cotta) - Roman consul, 200 B.C.
119/_ Consuls: L. Caecilius L.f. Metellus, L. Aurelius Cotta
119/1 ibune C.Marius passes a voting law, despite the opposition of Cotta.
119/7 Cotta and Metellus defeat the Segestani.

Cotta ⁹ (C. Aurelius Cotta) - Roman consul, 75 B.C.
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124/8 The birth of the orators Cotta and Sulpicius.
90/2 Bestia, Cotta, and Memmius are found guilty under the lex Varia, and
76/14 Elections at Rome: Cicero, Cotta, and Hortensius are elected to vario
75/_ Consuls: L. Octavius Cn.f., C. Aurelius M.f. Cotta
75/17 Cotta makes a speech at an assembly of the people, following a corn
75/34 Cotta formally confirms Hiempsal's right to some disputed territory.
75/35 Cotta passes a law to lift some of the restrictions on the political
75/36 Cotta passes another law, concerning private lawsuits.
73/3 C.Cotta dies before he is able to celebrate a triumph.
73/31 returns to Rome after being appointed pontifex in place of C.Cotta.
Sall:Hist_2.40 sdom. & Then L.Octavius and C.Cotta became consuls [75
Sall:Hist_2.44 & #& A few days later Cotta changed his clothing, givin
Sall:Hist_2.82 decreed by the senate, Cotta taking Hither Gaul and Octa
Sall:Hist_3.34 ive than fear that Gaius Cotta, a consul chosen from the

Cotta ¹⁰ (M. Aurelius Cotta) - Roman consul, 74 B.C.
74/_ Consuls: L. Licinius L.f. Lucullus, M. Aurelius M.f. Cotta
74/9 M.Cotta repeals his brother's law concerning lawsuits.
73/4 Mithridates' generals defeat the Romans under Cotta near Chalcedon.
73/11 Lucullus rescues Cotta by raising the siege of Chalcedon.
73/35 Cotta dismisses Oppius from his post as pro-quaestor.
72/54 Cotta advances to Heracleia and starts to besiege the city.
70/13 Cotta and Triarius capture Heracleia, after it is abandoned by Connac
67/44 M.Cotta is prosecuted by Carbo, and convicted for looting Heracleia
Memn_27 the senate sent Aurelius Cotta to Bithynia and Lucius Lucu
Memn_29 the Romans. [29] Cotta wanted to make amends for his ear
Memn_* 32-36 * are as follows. Cotta marched with the Roman army again
Memn_39 menians. [39] When Cotta arrived at Rome, he was honoured
Sall:Hist_2.82 cius Lucullus and Marcus Cotta [74 B.C.], who were greatly
Sall:Hist_4.67 war and routed Marcus Cotta, the Roman general, on land

Cotta ¹¹ (L. Aurelius Cotta) - Roman consul, 65 B.C.
70/25 The praetor L.Aurelius Cotta passes a law which reforms the compositi
66/32 orm an abortive plot against Cotta and Torquatus, the newly elected
65/_ Consuls: L. Aurelius M.f. Cotta, L. Manlius L.f. Torquatus
57/1 January -R} L.Cotta urges the senate to recall Cicero, but the mot
Nepos:Att_4 lship, as I believe, of Lucius Cotta and Lucius Torquatus

Cotta ¹² (M. Aurelius Cotta) - the son of the consul of 74 B.C.
58/32 M.Cotta prosecutes C.Carbo, who is found guilty of extortion as gover

Cotta ¹³ (L. Aurunculeius Cotta) - an officer of Julius Caesar in Gaul, killed in 54 B.C.
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54/49 Cotta and Sabinus are ambushed and their army is destroyed by Ambiori
Athen_06.273 servants altogether, as Cotta, who at that time acted as

Cotta ¹⁴ - commander of a Roman naval squadron, 80 B.C.
80/10 Sertorius defeats Cotta in a naval battle near Mellaria.

Cotta ¹⁵ (? Publius Cotta) - an ignorant Roman lawyer, 1st century B.C.
Plut:Mor_205 summoned Popilius Cotta, an ignorant blockhead that prete

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