Carrinas - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Carrinas
(C. Carinas or Carrinas) - Roman praetor, 82 B.C.
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82/5
Metellus defeats Carinas by the river Aesis.
82/23
Pompeius defeats Carinas near Spoletium, and then ambushes a detachme
81/3
lius), Baebius, Q.Caecilius, Carrinas, Damasippus, Cn.Decidius, Fidus
Oros_5.20
destroyed the forces of Carrinas and captured his camp,
Oros_5.21
Sulla also had the praetor Carrinas murdered. He then set out
Carrinas 2
(C. Carrinas) - Roman consul, 43 B.C.
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50/62a
Metellus Nepos names Carrinas as his sole heir.
45/43a
Caesar sends C.Carinas to pursue Sex.Pompeius, who is gathering rebel
41/16
occhus, king of Mauretania, attacks Carrinas, the governor of Spain.
  Within translations:
FastCap_p80
place and then resigned , C. Carrinas C.f. . . - elected
FastTr_p110
bout 17 lines lost] [28] & [C. Carrinas C.f. ..., proconsu
ValMax_7.8.3
were then very numerous, left Carrinas as his sole heir; nor
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