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Capitol - a hill in Rome, famous for its temple of Jupiter
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+ Capitoline , Capitolinus , Capitolium
193/21 Dedication of a statue of Veiovis on the Capitol.
192/19 The dedication of the temple of Veiovis on the Capitol.
183/9 the temple of Jupiter on the Capitol before making important decision
179/29 to the senate on the ceremonial shields displayed on the Capitol.
155/21 fig-tree grows on the altar of Jupiter on the Capitol.
146/9 paved floor is laid in the temple of Jupiter Capitolinus.
142/15 censors introduce the first gilded ceilings in Rome, on the Capitol.
83/15 fire destroys many of the buildings on the Capitol at Rome.
82/16 quantity of gold from the Capitol and elsewhere in Rome, and keeps
80/25 Sulla starts the restoration of the Capitol.
69/25 buildings, especially the temple of Jupiter, on the Capitol at Rome.
62/1 to remove Catulus' power to control building work on the Capitol.
59/48 Caesar steals 3,000 pounds of gold from the Capitol at Rome.
57/20 ets in the temple of Jupiter Capitolinus, and summons citizens from
56/7 ablets about his exile, which were placed on the Capitol by Clodius.
52/68 pounds of gold are stolen from the throne of Jupiter Capitolinus.
Within translations:
Aelian:Fr_114 Suda_T'991 & & Geese save the Capitol from capture. [115]
Aelian:NA_12.33 cept for the hill of the Capitol, for that was not easy
Ascon_29 in their statues on the Capitol, and Camillus, in his statue
Aug:Fr_12.7 a statue of him on the Capitol, with a golden crown on
Cassiod:Chr_671 of these consuls, the Capitol was burnt down through
Cassiod:Chr_685 the year of these consuls, the Capitol was restored and
Cic:Acad_2.137 Diogenes ** were on the Capitol attending on the senate, Aulus
Cic:Caecin_87 driven? Away from the Capitol. Whence the followers of
Cic:Cat_3.9 the great fire on the Capitol. [10] They said also that
Cic:Cat_3.19 {65 several objects in the Capitol were struck by lightning, at
Cic:Cat_3.22 willed the preservation of the Capitol, of these temples, of the
Cic:Cat_4.18 you the citadel and the Capitol, to you the altars of
Cic:DeOr_2.195 have marched up to the Capitol with the pomp of an
Cic:DeOr_3.180 contrived the pediment of the Capitol, and other buildings; for when
Cic:DeOr_3.214 shall I turn? To the Capitol ? But that is drenched
Cic:Dom_5 the senate assembled on the Capitol on that day of riot."
Cic:Dom_15 who had gathered to the Capitol, who, since on that day
Cic:Dom_76 from the gate to the Capitol and thence to my house,
Cic:Dom_101 upon the approach to the Capitol, was not content with the
Cic:Dom_139 unfaltering resolution dedicated the Capitol, had presided over a
Cic:Dom_144 supplicate you, God of the Capitol, to whom the Roman people
Cic:Font_30 oath-regarders who beset the Capitol ** and the temple
Cic:Mil_64 upon the slope of the Capitol was stacked with shields, and
Cic:Mil_66 Senate held recently upon the Capitol a senator ventured to assert
Cic:Mil_67 if the cohorts of the Capitol, if watches and sentries, if
Cic:Phil_1.31 sent by you into the Capitol as a hostage of peace!
Cic:Phil_2.16 consul, the slope of the Capitol was full of armed slaves.
Cic:Phil_2.19 to the slope of the Capitol when armed men find a
Cic:Phil_2.89 those, our liberators, in the Capitol, ** when they wished me
Cic:Phil_2.92 very faces, all over the Capitol, placards were being posted up,
Cic:Phil_2.93 people, was posted in the Capitol: and, when it was proposed,
Cic:Phil_3.20 us to meet in the Capitol ; and came up to
Cic:Phil_3.23 from the approaches to the Capitol, Tiberius Cannutius, by whom he
Cic:Phil_3.30 brass and posted in the Capitol, and of all those things
Cic:Phil_5.12 were posted all over the Capitol amid the groans of the
Cic:Phil_13.19 of the Senate to the Capitol; a motion by a consul
Cic:Phil_14.12 from my house to the Capitol in ovation ** and all
Cic:Phil_14.15 themselves, who should seize the Capitol, who the rostra who the
Cic:ProvCon_35 as a conqueror to the Capitol, crowned with the illustrious laurel
Cic:ProvCon_43 devoted to me, in the Capitol, to take measures for my
Cic:RabPerd_20 in armed possession of the Capitol and with him Gaius Glaucia,
Cic:RabPerd_21 make his way into the Capitol and there herd with your
Cic:RabPerd_22 were inviting you to the Capitol, when the consuls were calling
Cic:RabPerd_31 and for having, on the Capitoline Hill . . . **
Cic:RabPerd_35 from prison, ** seized the Capitol with an armed force ?
Cic:RabPost_6 a treaty made on the Capitol. [7] But if it is
Cic:RabPost_27 can all see on the Capitol the statue of Lucius Scipio,
Cic:RedSen_12 of patriots from the Capitol approached him with humble
Cic:RedSen_25 to Rome, convoked to the Capitol the full muster of your
Cic:RedSen_32 upon the slope of the Capitol. ** By express nomination some
Cic:Rep_2.36 Greatest and Best on the Capitoline Hill; and that he died
Cic:Rep_2.44 father's vow by building the Capitol ; ** he also planted
Cic:Rep_6.11 driving in state to the Capitol, you shall find the commonwealth
Cic:RoscAm_56 for the geese of the Capitol ** is contracted for at
Cic:Scaur_47 persons. ** [47] Yonder Capitol, proud with its three
Cic:Sest_26 throng had assembled on the Capitol from the whole city and
Cic:Sest_28 on the slope of the Capitol in arms ; that the
Cic:Sest_124 seats right down from the Capitol, and from all the barriers?
Cic:Sest_131 the way up to the Capitol, my return home were such
Cic:Verr_2.4.129 we now see in the Capitol, the second by the narrow
Cic:Verr_2.4.129 Macedonia and placed in the Capitol by Titus Flamininus. It used
Cic:Verr_2.4.64 to dedicate it in the Capitol. Finding the temple building not
Cic:Verr_2.4.66 to be dedicated in the Capitol, though he was aware that
Cic:Verr_2.4.68 disposed to give our Capitol the adornment which the
Cic:Verr_2.4.69 to ensure that as the Capitol has been rebuilt with greater
Cic:Verr_2.4.71 shall the adornments of the Capitol be set among all those
Cic:Verr_2.5.48 treasury : even with the Capitoline temple, as built in the
Cic:Verr_2.5.77 leave the forum for the Capitol, bid their captives be led
CIL_1.2676 stened up at Rome on the Capitol in the best possible
CIL_1.725 'Rome' to Zeus of the Capitol and the populace of the
CIL_6.1272 [when the Gauls] besieged the Capitol. [There] he
CIL_6.41024 taken up arms and seized the Capitol. When he was
CIL_add.7 (early 1st cent.) s . . . To Concordia on the Capitol. [Her temple
CIL_add.8 (1st cent. A.D.) minor [calls] on the Capitol in the Calabrian sena
DioCass_fr.50 underbolt should fall upon the Capitol near the temple of
Diod_34.28a was deliberating on the Capitol about a suitable course
Diod_37.11 crees. [11] & "By Capitoline Jupiter , Vesta of Rome, Mar
Ennius:Ann_26 a time this hill [the Capitoline Hill] was called 'Satu
Festus:Brev_6 city and besieged the Capitolium, to the citadel of whi
GranLic_6 mpian Jupiter and the other to Capitoline Jupiter. 11 At
GranLic_13 of Jupiter. 19 Therefore the Capitolium was again ritual
Hieron:Chron_1933 time, by the Thracians. The Capitolium at Rome was also
Joseph:AJ_14.36 the temple of Jupiter Capitolinus, with this inscriptio
Joseph:BJ_1.200 to have engraved in the Capitol, that they might stand
Joseph:BJ_1.285 and to lay the decree in the Capitol. Antonius also made
Just_43.1 on which now stands the Capitol, as if Saturnus had been
Malal_212 ns, he sent them off the Capitol at Rome, where they can
Malal_225 Rome and renovated the Capitol - both of which were awes
Memn_18 set up at Rome in the Capitoline temple of Zeus [Jupite
Nepos:Att_20 Feretrius, built in the Capitol by Romulus, was unroofed
NicDam_130.49 taken possession of the Capitol, and were obtaining, thro
NicDam_130.50 these came down from the Capitoline, having received pledg
NicDam_130.73 taken to the temple of Capitoline Jupiter, saying that
NicDam_130.94 ough the forum up to the Capitoline, carrying their swords
NicDam_130.99 slaves they descended from the Capitoline. Calling togethe
NicDam_130.101 withdrew again to the Capitoline and took council [sic:
NicDam_130.106 with the forces on the Capitoline, but later, emboldened
NicDam_130.116-119 * to conduct him into the Capitol and act as mediators in
Obseq_3 temple of Jupiter on the Capitol was struck by lightning. In
Obseq_5 the bronze statues on the Capitol, and overturned the statues in
Obseq_7 rain several statues on the Capitol were cast down. At Rome
Obseq_12 senate was held on the Capitol; a flying kite sent a
Obseq_16 a tempestuous storm on the Capitol the temple of Jupiter and
Obseq_47 owl was seen on the Capitol above the statues of the
Obseq_49 owl was killed on the Capitol. Many places were damaged by
Obseq_57 of a temple keeper the Capitol burnt down in one night.
Obseq_61 two years previously on the Capitol the wolf of Remus and
Obseq_26-32 * was heard firstly on the Capitol, then around the city. After
Obseq_61a have been placed on the Capitol.
OGIS_456.B (c. 20) his home and, on the Capitolium, a plaque or a stele
Oros_2.12 Sabine, invaded and burned the Capitol. 6 There the young men,
Oros_2.19 in the citadel on the Capitoline Hill. There the Gauls first
Oros_5.17 when he fled to the Capitol for refuge, had him besieged
Oros_5.18 within the circuit of the Capitol, the ancient possessions of the
Oros_5.19 halls, exposed before the Capitoline temples, and collected at
Oros_6.17 they should burn the Capitol together with the perpetrators
Oros_7.8 to take refuge in the Capitol. He set the temple on
Oros_7.16 the City; lightning struck the Capitol and started a fire which,
Oros_7.20 any procession up to the Capitol nor any sacrifice of victims
Oros_7.23 gold, be placed in the Capitol. But before he had been
Plin:HN_3.70 it to begin building the Capitol. The 30 miles of Picentine
Plin:HN_4.92 statue of Apollo on the Capitolium. We have stated the places
Plin:HN_7.60 attendance offered sacrifice on the Capitol.
Plin:HN_7.104 he had alone saved the Capitol and the fortunes of the
Plin:HN_7.138 he had not dedicated the Capitol.
Plin:HN_7.143 midday, the market place and Capitol being empty, he was carried
Plin:HN_7.145 delaying), dragged to that same Capitol to which he himself had
Plin:HN_7.182 Aulus Pompeius died on the Capitol after paying reverence to the
Plin:HN_8.161 horses galloped on to the Capitol and raced round the temple
Plin:HN_33.9 statue of Romulus in the Capitol has nothing, nor has any
Plin:HN_33.16 of the temple of the Capitol and from all the other
Plin:HN_33.19 the consecration of the Capitoline temple. [20] This event
Plin:HN_33.57 the brass tilings of the Capitol.
Plin:HN_33.154 of Ephesus and of the Capitol. [155] Varro says in his
Plin:HN_34.22 for the statues on the Capitol of the kings who reigned
Plin:HN_34.43 Jupiter that stands in the Capitol, after defeating the Samnites in
Plin:HN_34.44 statue of Jupiter. [44] The Capitol also contains two much admired
Plin:HN_34.77 which stands below the Capitol and was dedicated by
Plin:HN_34.79 the Thunderer now on the Capitol, of quite unrivalled merit, also
Plin:HN_34.38-40 * own generation saw on the Capitol, before it last went up
Plin:HN_35.14 of the temple on the Capitol till the first fire {83
Plin:HN_35.22 who put up in the Capitol a picture of his Asiatic
Plin:HN_35.69 which was once in the Capitol at Rome, and a Naval
Plin:HN_35.100 of Fides {"Faith"} in the Capitol his picture of an Old
Plin:HN_35.108 shrine of Minerva on the Capitol, just above the chapel of
Plin:HN_35.157 to be consecrated in the Capitol, and that this Jupiter was
Plin:HN_36.23 and Good Fortune on the Capitol, and likewise the Maenads, the
Plin:HN_36.45 used for temples on the Capitol. However, ordinary stone and marble
Plin:HN_36.50 of Jupiter the on the Capitol. For I find no evidence
Plin:HN_36.104 the substructures of the Capitol and, furthermore, the city
Plin:HN_37.11 the Great dedicated in the Capitol among his other offerings a
Plin:HN_37.27 which was dedicated in the Capitol by Livia, the wife of
Plut:Mor_196 with my crown on to the Capitol to sacrifice; and let him
PsCallisth_1.28 Aemilius the crown of Capitoline Zeus, set with pearls,
Schol:Bob_174 brought down from the Capitol with the praetor Glaucia
SEG_35.823 (c. 167) both at Rome in the Capitoline temple and at Maroneia in
SEG_54.1625.A a stele located on the Capitol at Rome; [and this I
Syll_764.B permitted to sacrifice on the Capitol and that they might be
ValMax_1.1.11 the Gauls besieged the Capitol, lest the accustomed sacrifice
ValMax_1.4.2 signs, was expelled from the Capitol by Scipio Nasica the pontifex
ValMax_2.1.2 more diligently observes in the Capitol than in their houses -
ValMax_3.1.1 action there is on the Capitol a statue wearing a bulla
ValMax_3.2.7 forced to withdraw into the Capitol and the citadel, well knowing
ValMax_3.6.2 of L. Scipio on the Capitol, wearing a chlamys and sandals.
ValMax_3.7.1 go with me to the Capitol, to give thanks to the
ValMax_4.1.6 couches of the on the Capitol. They would have given him
ValMax_4.2.3 friendship with Gracchus on the Capitol at the feast of Jupiter;
ValMax_4.4.11 humble roofs of the ancient Capitol and the eternal flames of
ValMax_5.4.4 he came down from the Capitol, he made an accusation against
ValMax_5.4.6 rode in triumph to the Capitol, and the daughter to the
ValMax_5.6.8 after the siege of the Capitol, was made up from the
ValMax_5.10.1 Jupiter Optimus Maximus on the Capitol, as he was holding the
ValMax_6.3.1 patrician should reside in the Capitol or in the citadel, because
ValMax_6.9.5 upon the roof of the Capitol; and by his own courage
ValMax_6.9.9 as a victor crowned the Capitol with his success. And this
ValMax_7.4.3 capture of our city, the Capitol was attacked by the Gauls,
ValMax_7.5.4 and jovially to the Capitol, when he triumphed over
ValMax_8.14.1 feet of Italy, and the Capitol possessed the peak of the
ValMax_8.15.1 to that statue alone the Capitol is like an atrium
ValMax_9.3.8 for the repair of the Capitol, his breast was convulsed with
ValMax_9.5e.3 a few days on the Capitol. So unusual a thing it
[Vict]:VirIll_2 to Jupiter Feretrius on the Capitol. For the same reason, the
[Vict]:VirIll_8 When he was building the Capitol, he discovered the head of
[Vict]:VirIll_23 with Manlius, fled to the Capitol, where they were besieged but
[Vict]:VirIll_24 Capitolinus for defending the Capitol, offered himself as a
[Vict]:VirIll_32 Temple of Honour to the Capitol. Upon his death, so much
[Vict]:VirIll_43 which he dedicated on the Capitol. He negotiated the ransom of
[Vict]:VirIll_49 When he went to the Capitol in the dead of night,
[Vict]:VirIll_49 let us go to the Capitol and supplicate the gods!" Then
[Vict]:VirIll_64 immediately went up to the Capitol, holding his hand to his
[Vict]:VirIll_65 he went up to the Capitol ; and when Antyllius, the
[Vict]:VirIll_73 Saturninus and Glaucia in the Capitol and, after cutting off the

Capitol ² - an area in Oxyrhynchus
SelPap_2.356 nging to the city in the Capitol below the east colonn
SelPap_2.407 ntractors for the doors of the Capitol, 2500 drachmae

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