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Sosius
(C. Sosius) - Roman consul, 32 B.C.
37/6
Herodes and Sosius start to besiege Jerusalem.
37/9
Herodes and Sosius capture Jerusalem.
34/11
The triumph of C.Sosius, from Judaea.
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Consuls: Cn. Domitius L.f. Ahenobarbus, C. Sosius C.f.
32/2
Sosius speaks out against Octavianus in the senate.
31/15
Sosius makes a sudden attack by sea, but is defeated by Agrippa.
  Within translations:
FastTr_p110
pr. k.Jul. (30th June) 34 & C. Sosius C.f. T.n., proconsul
Joseph:AJ_14.176
besieged by Herodes and Sosius, he persuaded the people
Joseph:AJ_14.447
committed the rest to Sosius, and gave him orders to
Joseph:AJ_14.468
wedding was over, came Sosius through Phoenicia, having
Joseph:AJ_14.469
generals were two: Sosius, sent by Antonius to assist Hero
Joseph:AJ_14.476
hosen men, the next were Sosius's centurions; for the firs
Joseph:AJ_14.481
fell down at the feet of Sosius, who took no pity of him,
Joseph:AJ_14.484-488 *
ty, and many times asked Sosius whether the Romans would
Joseph:AJ_15.1
[1] How Sossius and Herod took Jerusalem by
Joseph:AJ_20.246
years and three months, Sosius and Herodes besieged him,
Joseph:BJ_1.19
government, and brought Sosius upon them; [20] as also
Joseph:BJ_1.327
when Antonius had set Sosius over the affairs of Syria,
Joseph:BJ_1.345
a greater army. Sosius also joined him with a large arm
Joseph:BJ_1.346
he was made king; and Sosius relied upon Antonius, who
Joseph:BJ_1.351-357 *
into the city, as did Sosius's centurions after them;
Nepos:Att_22
of Cnaeus Domitius and Caius Sosius [ 32 B.C. ], he died
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