Galba - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Galba
(P. Sulpicius Galba Maximus) - Roman consul, 211 B.C.
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Consuls: P. Sulpicius Ser.f. Galba Maximus, Cn. Fulvius Cn.f. Centuma
208/15
The Roman proconsul Sulpicius captures Oreus.
203/24
P.Sulpicius is appointed dictator, to stop Caepio crossing to Africa.
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Consuls: P. Sulpicius Ser.f. Galba Maximus (II), C. Aurelius C.f. Cot
200/1
Sulpicius puts forward a motion to declare war on Philippus, but
200/20
Sulpicius crosses over to Macedonia with a Roman army.
  Within translations:
Ennius:Ann_325
- Greece was given by lot to Sulpicius, Gaul to Cotta.
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lus , P. Sulpicius Ser.f. P.n. Galba Maximus & [p62] [210]
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00] & P. Sulpicius Ser.f. P.n. Galba Maximus II , C. Aurel
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the consulship of Publius Sulpicius and Gaius Aurelius 200
Oros_4.17
of Cn. Fulvius and P. Sulpicius 211 B.C. Hannibal moved his
Galba 4
(Ser. Sulpicius Galba) - Roman praetor, 187 B.C.
Cic:Acad_2.51
with his neighbour Servius Galba he used to say, 'Methought I
Cic:Acad_2.51
grounds with his neighbour Servius Galba he used to say, 'Methought
Galba 6
(Ser. Sulpicius Galba) - Roman consul, 144 B.C.
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to Paullus is passed, despite the strong opposition of Ser.Galba.
151/9
The Lusitani defeat Galba.
150/4
Galba massacres the Lusitani.
149/15
une Libo attempts to condemn Galba for his behaviour in Spain, and
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Consuls: Ser. Sulpicius Ser.f. Galba, L. Aurelius L.f. Cotta
138/30
Galba and Laelius speak on opposite sides when a guild is accused of
134/20
Galba is the outstanding orator of his time.
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Cic:Brut_80
the defendant Servius Galba in an assembly of the peopl
Cic:Brut_82
ities. But Servius Galba, who was something older than any
Cic:Brut_98
mplished speaker Servius Galba above-mentioned, by giving
Cic:Brut_127
Galba, the son of the eloquent Servius, and the son-in-law
Cic:Brut_295
much in commendation of Galba;- if as the best speaker
Cic:Brut_333
crowd of contemporaries, Galba, for instance, was the only
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lly supported by Servius Galba, whose manner of speaking
Cic:DeOr_1.40
I can remember that Servius Galba, a man of godlike power
Cic:DeOr_1.58
been wise men, to Servius Galba, and your father-in-law Laelius, who
Cic:DeOr_1.227
used severely to censure Servius Galba, whom he said he very
Cic:DeOr_1.239
for the aedileship and Servius Galba, though older than he, and
Cic:DeOr_1.255
lungs or throats like Servius Galba. But if you shall ever
Cic:DeOr_2.9
of the eloquence of Servius Galba or Gaius Carbo, concerning which
Cic:DeOr_2.263
when the well-known Servius Galba carried to Lucius Scribonius
Cic:DeOr_3.28
had weight, Laelius smoothness, Galba asperity, Carbo something of
Cic:Mur_59
Take the case of Ser. Galba, the facts of which are
Cic:Rep_3.42
neither our colleague Servius Galba, whom you, during his
Cic:Tusc_1.5
for it is reported that Galba, Africanus, and Laelius, were men
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Servius Sulpicius Galba, consul, son of Servius, let
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Latin Text Servius Sulpicius Galba, a consul of 14
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& Ser. Sulpicius Ser.f. P.n. Galba , L. Aurelius L.f.
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the praetorship of Servius Galba, who plundered the Lusitanians.
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him. 3 The praetor Sergius Galba, however, was defeated by the
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(112/1) rom Rome under Servius Sulpicius and the conclusion
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person, when Ser. Sulpicius Galba and Aurelius Cotta, the
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itself required. For Servius Galba was vigorously accused on
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of the most eloquent orator Galba.
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[6.2] Ser. Galba was a very treacherous man.
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evil men and he prosecuted Galba when he was eighty years
Galba 7
(Ser. Sulpicius Galba) - Roman consul, 108 B.C.
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killed while in Spain, and Ser.Galba takes over as Roman commander.
109/3
war against Jugurtha; Bestia, Galba, and others are found guilty.
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Consuls: Ser. Sulpicius Ser.f. Galba, (Q.?) Hortensius
  Within translations:
Cic:RabPerd_21
Lucius Metellus, Servius Galba, Gaius Serranus, Publius
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Ser. Sulpicius Ser.f. Ser.n. Galba , Q. Hortensius . .
Galba 8
(C. Sulpicius Galba) - Roman orator, son of the cousul of 144 B.C.
Cic:Brut_98
daughter in marriage to Galba's son; and being likewise
Cic:Brut_127
him appeared C. Galba, the son of the eloquent Servius,
Cic:Brut_128
bove-mentioned, C. Galba one of the Priests, and the four
Galba 9
- Roman general, early 1st century B.C.
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Ser.Galba is captured by the Lucanians, but escapes.
Galba 10
(Ser. Sulpicius Galba) - Roman praetor, 54 B.C.
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Ser.Galba is driven out of the Alps by the Veragri.
52/70
Ser.Galba pledges a sum of money to Pompeius.
50/33
Ser.Galba fails to be elected as consul for the following year.
46/61a
Servius Galba demands his money back from Caesar.
Cic:Phil_13.33
"You look on Servius Galba in the camp girt with
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4 Galba was alarmed by the dangers
ValMax_6.2.11
the accusation of Ser. Galba was strangely presumptuous. He
Galba 11
(P. Sulpicius Galba) - Roman praetor, 66 B.C.
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Cic:Verr_2.1.18
me: Verres, who rejected Publius Galba as a judge, and kept
Galba 13
(Ser. Sulpicius Galab Augustus) - Roman emperor, 68-69 A.D.
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Plutarch,-
PLUTARCH, Galba
Suetonius,-
SUETONIUS, Galba
  Within translations:
Aelian:NA_7.10
civil wars at Rome when Galba the Roman was murdered,*
ExcBarb_48A
years - cons. 4 Galba [Otho] Vitellius for one and a
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ing in together, Vindex, Galba, Otho, Vitellius, so that
Oros_7.7
army in Spain had proclaimed Galba emperor. His courage and his
Oros_7.8
bloodshed after the murder of Galba and Piso at Rome. He
Plin:HN_3.37
people of Nemausum. The Emperor Galba added to the list two
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