Bestia - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Bestia
(L. Calpurnius Bestia) - Roman consul, 111 B.C.
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120/6
Bestia passes a law to recall Popillius.
111/_
Consuls: P. Cornelius P.f. Scipio Nasica, L. Calpurnius Bestia
111/1a
Bestia rejects an embassy from Jugurtha and crosses over to Numidia.
111/6
Bestia agrees to a truce with Jugurtha, allegedly after he and Scauru
109/3
the war against Jugurtha; Bestia, Galba, and others are found guil
90/2
Bestia, Cotta, and Memmius are found guilty under the lex Varia, and
  Within translations:
Cic:Brut_128
His colleague L. Bestia, who begun his tribunate very
Cic:DeOr_2.283
sitting as counsel for Bestia, then under impeachment, Gaius
FastCap_p72
Nasica , L. Calpurnius . . . Bestia [110] & M. Minucius
Oros_5.15
then corrupted the consul Calpurnius, who had been dispatched
ValMax_1.8.11
P. Scipio Nasica and L. Bestia were consuls, another time when
Bestia 2
(L. Calpurnius Bestia) - tribune of the plebs, 62 B.C.
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56/5
Cicero defends Bestia against a charge of bribery.
Cic:Phil_11.11
unwilling. [11] What of Bestia, who proclaims his candidature
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