Philotimus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Philotimus - Freedman of Cicero's wife Terentia; or clerk of Cicero
Cic:Att_2.4 I have given orders to Philotimus to let you do anything
Cic:Att_4.10 when you can, and urge Philotimus to make haste, so that
Cic:Att_5.3 place at Pompeii, I gave Philotimus a letter to you: nor
Cic:Att_5.4 arrange the business since Philotimus is with you. Examine
Cic:Att_5.8 ill-treatment from me, for allowing Philotimus to have a hand in
Cic:Att_5.17 I imagine the fault was Philotimus' and not yours. This letter
Cic:Att_5.19 written to my {wife's steward} Philotimus not to dun Messalla **
Cic:Att_6.1 9 You tell me that Philotimus wrote to you about my
Cic:Att_6.1 As for your remarks about Philotimus and the payment of 20,600,000
Cic:Att_6.3 line, since I am sending Philotimus back to Rome. First a
Cic:Att_6.9 of that cooker of accounts Philotimus. As to this legacy from
Cic:Att_7.1 myself from that fellow Philotimus. He is a veritable
Cic:Att_7.1 you to beware lest friend Philotimus' time-serving injure us. As for
Cic:Att_7.3 I read your letter, which Philotimus handed to me. I was
Cic:Att_7.3 that over. 7 As for Philotimus I shall take your advice.
Cic:Att_7.19 letter from you, one from Philotimus, one from Furnius, and one
Cic:Att_7.22 best. You should speak with Philotimus, and besides you will have
Cic:Att_7.23 I got a letter from Philotimus, declaring that Domitius has a
Cic:Att_7.23 ary, I got a letter from Philotimus, declaring that Domiti
Cic:Att_7.24 Philotimus' letter delighted me little, but
Cic:Att_7.24 bruary 11th, 49 B.C.] & Philotimus' letter gave little
Cic:Att_8.1 not so grand as in Philotimus' letter. I would have sent
Cic:Att_8.7 3 I have written to Philotimus about money for the journey
Cic:Att_8.16 the common talk of which Philotimus informs me. He says that
Cic:Att_9.5 kindness and of great wisdom. Philotimus delivered it to me the
Cic:Att_9.7 have entrusted the matter to Philotimus, a man of courage and
Cic:Att_9.9 On and gave it to Philotimus. And I have no doubt
Cic:Att_9.9 letter that you were awaiting Philotimus. He set out from me
Cic:Att_10.5 at the man's carelessness. Philotimus informed me that he
Cic:Att_10.7 see me. I have dispatched Philotimus, my freedman, to him with
Cic:Att_10.11 despatched on that day. Meantime Philotimus came and gave me a
Cic:Att_10.15 it with you. The amount Philotimus' man Eros will tell you.
Cic:Att_10.8a On the same day Philotimus brought me a letter from
Cic:Att_11.1 distressed about them, because Philotimus, who managed them, is
Cic:Att_11.16 her creditors. I hear from Philotimus that she is doing some
Cic:Att_11.19 2 Philotimus is said to be coming
Cic:Att_11.23 Caesar on May 29th, and Philotimus arrived at Rhodes the day
Cic:Att_11.24 4 Not a trace of Philotimus as yet: indeed, he has
Cic:Att_12.5 his house. I may add Philotimus as a third disgrace. His
Cic:Att_12.44 But what is this, please? Philotimus says Pompeius is not shut
Cic:Att_12.48 on publishing Hirtius' book. About Philotimus I agree with you. I
Cic:Att_13.33 so. It was my freedman Philotimus who made the return; you

Philotimus - in documents
CIL_1.1209 1209 Latin Text Lucius Maecius Philotimus. Found at R
CIL_1.488 nk-well. Rome. The property of Philotimus, slave of Lu
Syll_342 (303/2) tos, the son of Philotimos, and the other presid
Syll_599 (c. 196-192) ians, namely]: . . . son of Philotimos Lykippos so

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