Staienus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Staienus (C. Staienus) - a Roman juror, convicted of accepting bribes in 74 B.C.
+ Staieni
108/16 eius Bithynicus, P.Autronius, C.Staienus and other mediocre orators.
76/28 Staienus accepts a bribe to fix the decision in a court case at Atell
74/24 is condemned for permitting Staienus to hand out bribes during the
72/58 Staienus, Bulbus, and Septimius Scaevola, who were involved in the
Within translations:
Cic:Brut_241 than ability.- C. Staienus, who changed his name into Ael
Cic:Brut_244 low as to mention the Staieni and Autronii!" "As I have
Cic:Brut_251 plague us with Autronii and Staieni without end. But
Cic:Clu_20 him to take refuge in Staienus and in bribery.
Cic:Clu_55 every vote but one, which Staienus admitted to be his, and
Cic:Clu_62 which the latter found only Staienus to vote for his acquittal,
Cic:Clu_65 of money to G. Aelius Staienus, one of the jurors, for
Cic:Clu_66 at the time - namely Staienus. In the first instance, at
Cic:Clu_69 [69] Staienus - so at least we
Cic:Clu_73 had somehow got wind of Staienus's having taken a bribe, but
Cic:Clu_75 the lot decided that Bulbus, Staienus, and Gutta should be among
Cic:Clu_78 was just the time when Staienus came by night on the
Cic:Clu_83 "Oh," you say, "' but Staienus was instigated to bribe the
Cic:Clu_87 conducted through the agency of Staienus, a dirty scoundrel who had
Cic:Clu_99 What of the fact that Staienus was condemned ? I forbear
Cic:Clu_103 (On the charge of bribery Staienus was nowhere formally tried, such
Cic:Top_75 difficulties, as lately happened to Staienus; who said things in the
Cic:Verr_2.2.79 to me of Bulbus or Staienus ** ; what such unnatural

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