Pollio - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Pollio (Carvilius Pollio) - a wealthy Roman knight, early 1st century B.C.
83/35 rious lifestyle of Carvilius Pollio, who is the first person at Rome

Pollio ² (C.Asinius Pollio) - Roman consul, 40 B.C.
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76/25 The birth of the writer C.Asinius Pollio.
60/22 starting point of Asinius Pollio's history of the Roman civil wars
44/6 Caesar sends Asinius Pollio to command his forces against Sextus Pomp
44/61 Sex.Pompeius defeats Asinius Pollio.
43/31 Cic:Fam_10.31, a letter from Pollio to Cicero, sent from Corduba.
43/75 .32-33 & 12.13, letters from Pollio and Cassius Parmensis to Cicero.
41/11 Asinius Pollio menaces the city of Patavium.
40/_ Consuls: Cn. Domitius M.f. Calvinus (II) , C. Asinius Cn.f. Pollio
40/3 Asinius Pollio refuses to respond to some insults written by Octavian
39/6 Asinius Pollio defeats the Parthini.
39/11 The triumph of Pollio, over the Parthini.
37/1a Asinius Pollio builds the first public library in Rome, in the Atrium
32/19 Pollio refuses to join in fighting against Antonius.
Within translations:
CIL_1.1295 entury B.C.? Publius Critonius Pollio, son of Publius.
CIL_1.1578 of Lucius Novercinius Pollio, son of Lucius, of the
CIL_10.5159 tober, when Cn. Domitius and C.Asinius were consuls. A
CIL_add.2 (c. 45) t C. Asinius Pollio had as Caesar's representative
Eupolemus_4 [? Gnaeus Domitius and Asinius, 40 B.C.], a hundred and
ExcBarb_49B and Crispus Octavius and Pollio Censorinus and Sabinus Pul
FastTr_p109 C. Asinius Cn.f. Pollio, proconsul, & from the Parthini,
Hieron:Chron_2020 in Ar.] Asinius Pollio, the orator and ex-consul who
Hieron:Chron_2030 rator and son of Asinius Pollio, who is also mentioned by
Joseph:AJ_14.138 ays thus, in the name of Asinius: "After Mithridates had
Joseph:AJ_14.389 second time, and Caius Asinius Pollio [the first time].
Joseph:AJ_15.343 lodged at the house of Pollio, who was very fond of
Malal_224 him when Calvisianus and Pollio were consuls, as Lucanus,
NicDam_130.112 Spain was in charge of Gaius Asinius, with another army.
Plin:HN_35.10 practice originated with Asinius Pollio, who first by founding
Plin:HN_36.23 in the collection of Asinius Pollio, as well as an Apollo
Plin:HN_36.24 in the collection of Asinius Pollio, and the Aesculapius and Diana
Plin:HN_36.25 copies in the collection of Asinius, where there is also his
Plin:HN_36.33 [33] Asinius Pollio, being an ardent enthusiast, was
Plinius:Ep_1.20 Gracchi and Cato I set Pollio, Caesar, Caelius, and, abo
Plinius:Ep_5.3 Caius Calvus, Asinius Pollio, Marcus Messalla, Quintus
Plinius:Ep_6.29 find that the saying of Pollio, or the saying which is
Syll_764.C the tribe Palatina, Gaius Asinius Pollio, [son of Gnaeus], . .
ValMax_8.13e.4 and trustworthy authors. Asinius Pollio, not the least part

Pollio ³ (Sabirius Pollio) - a Roman rhetorician, (?) 1st century B.C.
Vit:Arat_1 they were written by Sabirius Pollio, and not by Aratus.

Pollio ⁴ (M. Barbatius Pollio) - Roman quaestor, 40 B.C.
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41/15a M.Barbatius spreads false rumours about M.Antonius amongst his suppor

Pollio - in documents
SelPap_2.212 ian statues given by Vitrasius Pollio my procurator

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