Saxa - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Saxa (L. Decidius Saxa) - Roman governor of Syria, killed in 40 B.C.
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42/13 Saxa and Norbanus occupy Macedonia with the advance forces of the tri
40/5 thians invade Syria and defeat the army of Saxa, the Roman governor.
Cic:Phil_8.9 All the Cafos, all the Saxas, and the rest of the
Cic:Phil_8.26 even for Cafo and Saxa, pugnacious and brawny centurions
Cic:Phil_10.22 pernicious to the State. And Saxa and Cafo are tampering with
Cic:Phil_11.12 is in addition a certain Saxa, whom Caesar gave us out
Cic:Phil_11.37 have handed themselves over to Saxa and Cafo, men born for
Cic:Phil_12.20 I say, will not endure Saxa, nor Cafo, nor the two
Cic:Phil_13.2 Trebellius, Bestia, Nucula, Munatius, Lento, Saxa ? I have named a
Cic:Phil_13.27 how can I pass over Saxa Decidius, a fellow fetched from
Cic:Phil_14.10 skilled and cunning surveyor Saxa had already apportioned by

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