Massilia - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Massilia - a city on the Mediterranean coast of Gaul; the modern Marseilles
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195/16 honour of Hegesias, who had served as an envoy to Massilia and Rome.
150/11 Aemilianus passes through Massilia and other cities, and makes enq
129/25 The Massilians intercede on behalf of the Phocaeans.
125/6 Massilia appeals for help against the Salluvii, and the senate sends
82/34 Sicily, including Ariston of Massilia and Diodorus of Lilybaeum, with
82/55 L.Scipio goes into exile at Massilia.
49/36 ates with the inhabitants of Massilia, after they refuse to receive
49/41 Caesar attacks Massilia, but is unable to capture it quickly.
49/50 D.Brutus defeats the inhabitants of Massilia in a naval battle.
49/59 Massilia surrenders to Caesar after a long siege.
Within translations:
Aelian:NA_5.38 statement of Charmis of Massilia I learn that the nightin
Aelian:NA_13.16 Celts and the people of Massilia and all those in Liguria
Ascon_54 very few days started for Massilia to spend his exile there.
Athen_4.152 from the country about Massilia; and this is drunk unmix
Athen_12.523 war; but the people of Massilia became very effeminate,
Athen_13.576 his Constitution of the Massilians, mentions a similar
Cic:Balb_23 have as its defender a Massilian, or a Gaditane, or a
Cic:Balb_50 confer it on Aristo of Massilia ? Nay, since we are
Cic:Cat_2.14 exile he will retire to Massilia, as people say, and not
Cic:Flac_63 I fail to mention you, Massilia, which knew Flaccus as military
Cic:Flac_100 by the Greeks of Massilia, Rhodes, Sparta, Athens, all
Cic:Font_13 is also the city of Massilia, to which I have already
Cic:Font_34 by our trusty allies of Massilia, and by all the citizens
Cic:Font_45 of the entire community of Massilia, which not only strives to
Cic:Phil_2.94 the equestrian order, to the Massilians, to all to whom he
Cic:Phil_8.18 so bitter against the Massilians, Quintus Fufius, I cannot
Cic:Phil_13.13 that they turned aside to Massilia in order to meet Pompeius,
Cic:Phil_13.32 promising to restore to the Massilians what has been taken from
Cic:Rep_1.43 man ; even though the Massilians, now under our protection, are
Cic:Sest_7 by leaving at once for Massilia, that he might be able
Just_37.1 prisoner, the people of Massilia sent ambassadors to
Just_43.3-5 * Gaul, built the city of Massilia amidst the Ligurians and
OGIS_456.A (c. 20) and Brundisium and Tarraco and Ma[ssalia . ] and Antioch near
Oros_4.20 had survived this battle, the Massilians took it upon themselves to
Oros_5.15 this treasure under guard to Massilia, a city friendly to the
Oros_6.15 the Alps rapidly, came to Massilia.
Oros_7.28 was seized and killed at Massilia.
Sosyl_1 of all the ships of the Massilians, who were the first
Syll_585 (197-175) s: [10] Theodoros of Massilia, son of Heronax
ValMax_2.6.7 [6.7] The Massilians likewise to this day retain
ValMax_2.6.9 to the city of the Massilians, from whence this digression made
ValMax_3.2.22 held a ship of the Massilians took hold of the vessel

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