Hortensius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Hortensius ² (Q. Hortensius) - Roman dictator, 287 B.C.
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287/12 um, in a dispute over debts; Q.Hortensius passes laws to settle their
287/13 The death of Q.Hortensius, the dictator.

Hortensius ³ (L. Hortensius) - Roman praetor, 171 B.C.
170/13 Hortensius sacks Abdera.

Hortensius ⁴ (Q. Hortensius) - Roman consul, 108 B.C.
108/_ Consuls: Ser. Sulpicius Ser.f. Galba, (Q.?) Hortensius
108/1 Q.Hortensius is found guilty of an offence, and is forced to resign

Hortensius ⁶ (Q. Hortensius Hortalus) - Roman orator, consul in 69 B.C.
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114/23 The birth of the orator Q.Hortensius.
95/21 The first public speech of Q.Hortensius, on behalf of the inhabitants
91/37 Hortensius makes a speech calling for the restoration of Nicomedes.
77/35 ortion in Macedonia; he is defended by Hortensius, and is acquitted.
77/36 Hortensius speaks in defence of Canuleius.
76/14 at Rome: Cicero, Cotta, and Hortensius are elected to various office
75/40 Hortensius is acknowledged to be the leading orator in Rome.
69/_ Consuls: Q. Hortensius L.f. Hortalus, Q. Caecilius C.f. Metellus
68/25 Hortensius fails to sustain his pre-eminence as an orator after his
61/25 Cicero's Academica, a conversation in Hortensius' villa at Bauli.
55/25 ending on luxury, but the law is successfully opposed by Hortensius.
55/43b Crassus and Hortensius are named as heirs of L.Minucius Basilus, but
55/53 Cato gives his wife Marcia to his friend Hortensius.
51/17 Hortensius defends his nephew M.Valerius Messala against a charge of
50/21 neral comments on the orator Q.Hortensius, his florid style of speaki
50/22 The death of Hortensius; after which Marcia returns to her previous
Joseph:AJ_14.4 Olympiad, when Quintus Hortensius and Quintus Metellus,
Nepos:Att_15 Cato, Marius, Quintus Hortensius, Aulus Torquatus, and
Nepos:Att_16 age as himself, Quintus Hortensius and Marcus Cicero, he
Nepos:Att_5 intimate with Quintus Hortensius, who, in those times,
Plut:Mor_205 sphinx as a present to Hortensius the orator, who told

Hortensius ⁷ (L. Hortensius) - an officer serving under Sulla
GranLic_27 otiated, Sulla's officer Hortensius routed the Maedi and
Memn_22 inforcements from Lucius Hortensius, who brought more than

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