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  Triarius   (C. Valerius Triarius) - a Roman general, 1st century B.C.
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77/24 Triarius fights against Lepidus in Sardinia.
73/43 by Milesian and Smyrnaean sailors in honour of C.Valerius Triarius
72/24 A Roman force led by Triarius captures Apameia, Prusa, Prusias-Cier
70/12 Triarius arrives unexpectedly off the coast of Pontus, and defeats
70/13 Cotta and Triarius capture Heracleia, after it is abandoned by Conn
69/4 hief, devastates Delos, but Triarius restores the island's faciliti
68/23 Triarius defeats Mithridates at Comana.
67/12 defeat on the Roman army in Pontus, commanded by Triarius, at Zela
    Within translations:
Ascon_19   was the son of the Triarius who fought against M. Lepidus
Cic:Brut_265   tyle of his contemporary Triarius, which expressed to perf
Cic:Brut_266   mention of Torquatus and Triarius, for each of whom he had
Cic:Verr_2.1.37   Publius Lentulus and Lucius Triarius. Read this.   "In
Exsuper_40   inia with the propraetor Triarius, who defended his provin
Memn_28   force of Italians and Triarius the Roman general advanc
Memn_29   waiting to be summoned, Triarius hastened to join Cotta,
Memn_33   ortly before this, Triarius set off from Nicomedeia with
Memn_34   the walls, and sent to Triarius, asking him to come quic
Plin:HN_6.10   famous for the defeat of Triarius and the victory of Gaius

  Triarius 2   (P. Valerius Triarius) - prosecutor of Scaurus, 54 B.C.
54/19 Scaurus is summoned to trial by Triarius, on a charge of extortion
Ascon_18   for extortion by P. Valerius Triarius before M. Cato the praetor
Ascon_19   influenced by his friendship with Triarius ; for Flaminia the mother
Ascon_29   No-one voted to condemn P. Triarius, but of his assistants M.
Cic:Scaur_7   that you may not imagine, Triarius, that my allegations are an
Cic:Scaur_10   Aris, your witness and host, Triarius, had on his departure for
Cic:Scaur_14   you have vouchsafed to me, Triarius, something which I could dispel,
Cic:Scaur_2.1   malicious blandishments, so Triarius alleges, recalled from
Cic:Scaur_21   of Sardinia, and upon which Triarius has examined all the Sardinians
Cic:Scaur_25   crops and their furrows? Yes, Triarius, in the throes of a
Cic:Scaur_28   itself. [28] Nor would you, Triarius, have acted otherwise, had your


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