Quinctius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Quinctius (D. Quinctius)- a Roman naval commander, 210 B.C.
210/10 Roman fleet, commanded by D.Quinctius, is defeated by the Tarentine

Quinctius ² - a Roman officer who supported Carbo against Sulla, 82 B.C.
82/26 M.Lucullus defeats Quinctius at Fidentia.

Quinctius ³ (C. Quinctius) - the father of P.Quinctius
85/35 C.Quinctius, the father of P.Quinctius, dies while in Gaul with his

Quinctius ⁴ (P. Quinctius) - a Roman businessman, defended by Cicero in 81 B.C.
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85/35 C.Quinctius, the father of P.Quinctius, dies while in Gaul with his
83/2 lays claim to the legal possession of the property of P.Quinctius.
83/26 P.Quinctius returns to Rome, in response to a court summons.
81/64 Quinct_, Cicero's first surviving speech, in defence of P.Quinctius.
Cicero,- CICERO, Oratio pro P.Quinctio
Cic:Quinct_1 injure the cause of Publius Quinctius - of that I am
Cic:Quinct_23 he no longer claimed that Quinctius should produce bail nor was
Cic:Quinct_56 ever made between you and Quinctius ? by what name ought
Cic:Quinct_74 even himself in debt to Quinctius, ** as if some extraordinary
Cic:Quinct_94 is not a crime that Quinctius should breathe, although the nod
Hieron:Chron_1934 r.] Cicero spoke in defence of Quintius, when he was 26

Quinctius ⁵ (L. Quinctius) - tribune of the plebs, 74 B.C.
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74/10 Lucullus opposes the populist measures of the tribune L.Quinctius.
74/25 C.Fidiculanius is accused by Quinctius of accepting bribes during the
68/6 L.Quinctius proposes that the command against Mithridates should
Within translations:
Cic:Brut_223 my narrative) L. Quintius lately made his appearance:
Cic:Clu_74 Oppianicus nor his counsel, L. Quinctius, who, as a tribune of
Cic:Clu_77 conviction of Oppianicus, L. Quinctius, an ardent demagogue, whose
Cic:Clu_83 was Oppianicus who insisted ; Quinctius who insisted ; it was
Cic:Clu_90 court administering that statute. Quinctius should have waited a
Cic:Clu_94 Junius, or that tribune with Quinctius, or indeed the one occasion
Cic:Clu_103 tried twice : for L. Quinctius, with the lawless and unruly
Cic:Clu_108 time, through the action of Quinctius all this was not pointed
Cic:Clu_110 [110] For as to Quinctius, what case had he ever
Cic:Clu_127 to be looked on, as Quinctius maintained at those meetings of
Cic:Clu_137 hypocritical laments of L. Quinctius into clamouring for just
Sall:Hist_3.34 ast year assailed Lucius Quintius; what tempests are now

Quinctius - in documents
CIL_1.1002 CIL_1 .1002 Titus Quinctius and Lucius Tu
CIL_1.1547 CIL_1 .1547 Latin Text Gaius Quinctius Protymus.
CIL_1.1632 Text Public services of Gaius Quinctius and Marcus Po
CIL_1.1633 inscription. Gaius Quinctius Valgus son of Gaius, and
CIL_1.1665 CIL_1 .1665 [xv] Quinctius. Let anyone
CIL_1.1722 astern gate. Gaius Quinctius Valgus son of Gaius, and
CIL_1.656 Titus Quinctius, consul in 150 or 123 (or
CIL_1.977 of Marica (?) . . . Decimus Quinctius. CIL_1 .978 L

Quinctius → see Capitolinus

Quinctius → see Cincinnatus

Quinctius → see Claudus

Quinctius → see Crispinus

Quinctius → see Flamininus

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