Flaminius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Flaminius (C. Flaminius) - Roman consul, 223 and 217 B.C.
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232/8 The tribune Flaminius passes an agrarian law.
232/9 Flaminius pursues anti-senatorial policies in his year as tribune.
223/_ Consuls: C. Flaminius C.f., P. Furius Sp.f. Philus
223/8 The senate sends a letter to Flaminius, abrogating his consulship.
223/9 Flaminius defeats the Insubres.
222/2 Flaminius celebrates a triumph for his victory over the Insubres.
222/3 Flaminius and Furius are forced to resign, and new consuls are electe
220/52 The censorship of C.Flaminius and L.Aemilius Papus.
217/_ Consuls: Cn. Servilius P.f. Geminus, C. Flaminius C.f. (II)
217/9 Flaminius enters his consulship at Ariminum.
217/20 Hannibal defeats and kills Flaminius at Lake Trasimene.
FastTr_p101 n.Mart. (5th March) 223/2 & C. Flaminius C.f. L.n., consul

Flaminius ² (C. Flaminius) - Roman consul, 187 B.C.
192/9 C.Flaminius and M.Fulvius fight successfully against the Spanish rebe
187/_ Consuls: M. Aemilius M.f. Lepidus, C. Flaminius C.f.

Flaminius ³ - a Roman envoy in Liguria, 154 B.C.
154/3 The Ligurians assault the Roman envoy Flaminius.

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