
Tubero - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Tubero
(P. Aelius Tubero) - Roman praetor, c. 217 B.C.
217/47
er sits on the head of P.Aelius Tubero, and is interpreted as a bad
Tubero 2
(Q. Aelius Tubero) - son-in-law of Aemilius Paullus
168/50
Paullus rewards Q.Tubero with some silver from the Macedonian spoil
  Within translations:
Plut:Mor_198
only to his son-in-law Tubero he gave a silver bowl that
Tubero 3
(Q. Aelius Tubero) - suffect consul, 118 B.C.
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129/13
Q.Tubero as tribune rules against Scipio in a procedural dispute
128/8
Q.Aelius Tubero fails to be elected as praetor.
122/17
Q.Aelius Tubero opposes the reforms of Gracchus.
110/13
Q.Aelius Tubero is renowned as an expert on the law, and strictly
  Within translations:
Athen_6.274
nian law; Quintus Aelius Tubero and Rutilius Rufus being
Cic:Brut_117
take some notice of Q. Aelius Tubero, the grandson of L.
Cic:Brut_118
ius;- but none at all in Tubero." [119] & "True," said
Tubero 4
(Q. Aelius Tubero) - Roman consul, 11 B.C.
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Serinianus Maximus and Tubero Africanus and Maximus Arun
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