Flamininus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Flamininus ³ (L. Quinctius Flamininus) - Roman consul, 192 B.C.
197/13 L.Flamininus defeats the Acarnanians at Leucas.
192/_ Consuls: L. Quinctius T.f. Flamininus, Cn. Domitius L.f. Ahenobarbus
192/7 L.Flamininus attacks the Boii, and allegedly treats his captives with
192/21 CIL+_613, a dedication by L.Flamininus at Praeneste.
184/10 eview the senate, and impose penalties on L.Flamininus and L.Scipio.

Flamininus ⁴ (T. Quinctius Flamininus) - Roman consul, 198 B.C.
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205/22 T.Flamininus as praetor is appointed governor of Tarentum.
199/17 T.Flamininus is elected consul for the following year, though he had
198/_ Consuls: T. Quinctius Q.f. Flamininus, Sex. Aelius Q.f. Paetus Catus
198/6 ace negotiations between Philippus and Flamininus by the river Aous.
198/13 Flamininus suffers a repulse at Atrax.
198/17 Peace negotiations between Philippus and Flamininus at Nicaea.
198/24 dismissed by the senate and Flamininus is allowed to remain as comma
197/2 Flamininus forces the Boeotians to enter into alliance with the Roman
197/17 Flamininus defeats Philippus at the battle of Cynoscephalae.
197/23 Flamininus agrees peace terms with Philippus; the end of the Second
196/6 Flamininus proclaims the independence of the Greek states at the Isth
196/14 inscriptions put up by various Greek cities in honour of Flamininus.
195/7 Flamininus advances to Argos.
195/10 Flamininus invades Laconia.
194/2 Flamininus addresses the Greeks at a congress at Corinth, and announc
194/16 SIG+_593, a letter from Flamininus to the town of Chyretiae.
194/17 The upright conduct of Flamininus in Greece.
194/18 Flamininus celebrates a triumph for his victories over Philippus and
191/21 Flamininus forces Diophanes, the general of the Achaean League, to
189/25 The censors Flamininus and Marcellus review the senate.
183/1 tes, an envoy from Messene, seeks to gain the support of Flamininus.
183/21 tes of the Achaean League refuse to hold an assembly for Flamininus.
183/29 uicide after being surrounded by soldiers belonging to T.Flamininus.
182/6 saying of Flamininus, mocking the appearance of Philopoemon.
174/12 remarks on the character of T.Flamininus, and his achievements in
Translation : PLUTARCH, Flamininus (Titus)
FastTr_p102 inc[tius T.f. L.n. Flamininus,] proconsul, & [from Macedon
Hieron:Chron_1831 Scipio. But when Flamininus on behalf of the senate agai
Just_30.4 precious than empire." Flamininus, too, the Roman consul
Just_31.1 at once, sent orders to Flamininus, that "he should, if
Just_31.3 Greece, meanwhile, Flamininus, having formed an alliance

Flamininus ⁷ (T. Quinctius Flamininus) - Roman consul, 150 B.C.
150/_ Consuls: T. Quinctius T.f. Flamininus, M'. Acilius L.f. Balbus

Flamininus ⁸ (T. Quinctius Flamininus) - Roman consul, 123 B.C.
123/_ Consuls: Q. Caecilius Q.f. Metellus, T. Quinctius T.f. Flamininus

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