Bovillae - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Bovillae - a town in Latium, Italy
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52/3 Clodius is murdered by Milo's followers, near Bovillae.
Within translations:
Ascon_31 ninth hour a little beyond Bovillae by Clodius, who was returning
Ascon_35 than 300 slaves, and above Bovillae had attacked him off his
Ascon_40 himself. Many inhabitants of Bovillae gave evidence upon the
Ascon_55 in attacking the tavern at Bovillae and in killing Clodius. He
Cic:Planc_23 Labicum or Gabii or Bovillae, communities which to-day can
CIL_1.1439 Julii. On an altar found at Bovillae. Time of Su
Plin:HN_3.63 from the Labican), Bovillae, Caiatiae, Casinum, Calenum,
Schol:Bob_111 take refuge in a small inn at Bovillae. There the slaves

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