
Gallus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Gallus
(Q. Ogulnius Gallus) - Roman consul, 269 B.C.
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Consuls: Q. Ogulnius L.f. Gallus, C. Fabius C.f. Pictor
Gallus 2
(C. Sulpicius Gallus) - Roman consul, 243 B.C.
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Consuls: C. Fundanius C.f. Fundulus, C. Sulpicius C.f. Gallus
Gallus 3
(C. Sulpicius Gallus) - Roman consul, 166 B.C.
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168/19
advances to Pydna; Sulpicius Gallus predicts a lunar eclipse, which
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Consuls: C. Sulpicius C.f. Gallus, M. Claudius M.f. Marcellus
163/11
The Romans send Gallus to arbitrate in disputes between the Lacedaemo
163/16
The Roman envoy Gallus investigates accusations against Eumenes.
152/13
The death of Sulpicius Gallus' young son.
148/3
Gallus explains Archimedes' globe.
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lpici]us C.f. C.n. Galus, consul, & over the Ligurian Ta[.
Gallus 4
(L. Anicius Gallus) - Roman consul, 160 B.C.
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168/10
The praetor L.Anicius arrives in Illyria.
168/14
Anicius captures Genthius, the king of the Illyrians.
168/44
thanksgiving is held for Anicius' victory.
168/54
Anicius subdues Illyria and Epirus, and organizes their administratio
167/32
The triumph of Anicius, over Genthius and the Illyrians.
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Consuls: L. Anicius L.f. Gallus, M. Cornelius C.f. Cethegus
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ble. And Lucius Anicius, who was also a general of the
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Anicius L.f. M.n. Gallus, propraetor, & over king Genthiu
Gallus 5
(P. Sulpicius Gallus) - an effeminate Roman
129/14
Scipio sharply criticizes P.Sulpicius Gallus for his effeminacy.
Gallus 6
(L. Plotius Gallus) - a teacher of rhetoric, 1st century B.C.
88/70
L.Plotius Gallus sets himself up as the first teacher of rhetoric at
Gallus 7
(Q. Fadius Gallus) - a wealthy Roman, early 1st century B.C.
82/50
Q.Fadius Gallus leaves his estate to P.Sextilius Rufus.
Gallus 8
(C. Cornelius Gallus) - Roman poet, died in 26 B.C.
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The birth of the poet C.Cornelius Gallus.
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province was C.Cornelius Gallus, whom Vergilius mentions
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Ar.] The poet Cornelius Gallus of Forum Julii, who as we
Gallus 9
(C. Aquillius Gallus) - Roman praetor, 66 B.C.
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66/41
finitions made by C.Aquillius Gallus, Cicero's colleague as praetor.
66/42
C.Aquillius prevents Otacilia from reclaiming a pretended loan.
45/78
ilian stipulation, a legal formula, is devised by C.Aquilius Gallus.
Gallus 10
(M. Fadius Gallus) - a friend of Cicero
62/29
letters from Cicero to C.Antonius, P.Sestius and M.Fadius Gallus.
46/92
Cic:Fam_7.23 & 7.26, two letters from Cicero to Gallus.
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.19-21 & 7.24-25, letters from Cicero to Lepta, Toranius and Gallus.
Gallus 11
(T. Fadius Gallus) - tribune of the plebs, 57 B.C.
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Cic:Fam_5'16, a letter from Cicero to T.Fadius.
Gallus 12
(P. Clusius Gallus) - Roman official, 49 B.C.
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bune; of Publius Clusius Gallus, the son of Publius, of
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tribe, Publius Clusius Gallus, the son of Publius, of
Gallus 13
(L. Caninius Gallus) - Roman consul, 37 B.C.
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otal, 5,521 years. Agrippa and Gallus were consuls. By a
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Pulcher and Enobaudus Gallus and Agrippa Octavianus and
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cus Agrippa and Caninius Gallus were consuls of Rome, on
Gallus 14
(C. Asinius Gallus) - Roman consul, 8 B.C.
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Ar.] Gaius Asinius Gallus, the orator and son of Asinius
Gallus 15
(Cestius Gallus) - governor of Syria, 64-67 A.D.
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with what happened to Cestius; and what places the Jews
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ties; and how Nero, upon Cestius's defeat, was in fear of
Gallus 16
(C. Vibius Trebonianus Gallus) - Roman emperor, 251-253 A.D.
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years - cons. 1 Gallus and Volusianus, jointly for 3
Gallus 17
(Constantius Gallus) - cousin of the emperor Constantius II
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brother and my father's son [ Gallus ]. Six races are all
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