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Latium - the region around Rome, in Italy
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315/28 The land round Ardea in Latium is laid waste by the Samnites.
280/28 Pyrrhus advances on Rome, as far as Anagnia in Latium.
217/41 Carthaginian fleet approaches Caieta in Latium.
209/1 Twelve Latin colonies refuse to provide contingents for the Roman arm
204/4 Twelve Latin colonies are punished for failing to provide contingents
193/2 Latin colonies are founded at Thurii and in the territory of the Brut
193/22 Latin colony is established at (?) Castrum Frentinum.
189/18 Latin colony is founded at Bononia.
187/21 The praetor Q.Culleo forces illegal Latin immigrants to leave Rome.
177/1 The Lex Claudia forces resident Latins to leave Rome.
173/9 in Liguria and Cisalpine Gaul to Roman citizens and Latin allies.
91/36 The Romans receive aid from the Latin allies and from abroad.
89/37 Pompeius grants Latin status to the Transpadanes.
58/26 Cicero has a dream foretelling his return, at Atina in Latium.
56/22 from Cicero, travelling in Latium, to his brother Quintus and to
44/49 Brutus and Cassius leave the city of Rome, but stay in Latium.
44/51 Octavianus travels across Italy to Tarracina in Latium.
Within translations:
Aelian:NA_11.16 Lavinium,* which is in Latium - it is so named after
Apollod:Fr_63 US, Chron_1102] In Latin history, we have found the follow
Apul:Flor_26 to migrate from Greece to Latium. For we are now almost
Cassiod:Chr_639 {of Rome}, except for Latin flute-players accompanying
Cic:Arch_5 interest in the towns of Latium also than even to-day; while
Cic:Balb_20 the allied peoples and the Latins adopted this decree, and if
Cic:Balb_31 And so both many from Latium, as the Tusculans and the
Cic:Balb_48 Spoletium, who came from a Latin colony which was one of
Cic:Balb_53 treaty was concluded with the Latin nation in the consulship of
Cic:Balb_54 to be open to the Latins - that is, to federate
Cic:Balb_64 the allies, and the old Latins, consider if it be not
Cic:Brut_99 sed the admission of the Latin and Italian allies to the
Cic:Brut_169 mong the Allies, and the Latins, who were esteemed good
Cic:Brut_170 of Fregellae in Latium, who was almost contemporary wit
Cic:Caecin_98 our citizens have often joined Latin Colonies ** They have done
Cic:DeOr_3.43 letters than the people of Latium, yet among all the people
Cic:Dom_78 colonies, could not become Latins unless they deliberately chose
Cic:HarResp_19 art, nor indeed Italy and Latium itself in the innate sensibility
Cic:HarResp_20 have been heard in the Latin Lands." ** I will dispense
Cic:HarResp_62 of the sound which the Latins reported ; recall, too, the
Cic:Rep_1.31 though our allies and the Latins are roused against us, treaties
Cic:Rep_2.33 authority After conquering the Latins in war he incorporated
Cic:Rep_2.44 he conquered the whole of Latium and took the prosperous city
Cic:Rep_3.7 the nations of Italy; the Latins, Sabines, Volscians, Samnites, or
Cic:Rep_3.41 of our allies and the Latins. If this habit of lawlessness
Cic:Rep_6.12 good citizens, the allies, the Latins, will look to you; you
Cic:Sest_30 [30] Our allies and the Latins never felt more bitterly aggrieved
Cic:Tusc_1.89 slain in fighting with the Latins; nor would his son, when
Cic:Tusc_3.27 of the Veientians and the Latins, is said to have betaken
Cic:Verr_2.5.60 of the Italian allies and Latins in the days ** when
CIL_1.*14.2772 .*14.2772 (vi) In Latium. Tablet of mar
CIL_1.1438 CIL_1 .1438 (i) In Latium, at Marino. c.
CIL_6.40931 Aeneas the [first king] of the Latins; reigned for [3
CIL_6.40959 Albus . . . the army of the Latins . . . the sons
CIL_add.7 (early 1st cent.) ronia, famed in Latium and central Italy, was les
CIL_add.8 (1st cent. A.D.) NUARY] - [... is named] in Latium . . . [sacrifi
Diod_37.12 name was Saunio, and he was of Latin origin. He was a very
Diod_37.13 such a favour upon the Latins, who are their allies and
Ennius:Ann_24 & Italy and the Latins : MACROBIUS : ' There is a regio
Ennius:Ann_26 The early connection of Latium with Saturn : VARRO : Men
Ennius:Ann_30 arrive at Laurentum in Latium : PRISCIANUS : Laurentis
Ennius:Ann_156 War of Priscus with the Latins (or Etruscans ?) : FESTUS
Ennius:Ann_433 oars to heaven a shout and the Latins, one and all,' . .
Ennius:Ann_471 tread a successful path and Latium to increase. [473]
Ennius:Ann_506 of the Annales - Bravo ! The Latins were refreshed. [507
Euseb]:Chron_5 individual rulers of the Latins, who were later called Rom
Euseb]:Chron_175 reign, Aeneias was king of the Latins. Zeuxippus, for 31
Euseb]:Chron_265-269 * been called sometimes Latins, and sometimes Aborigines,
Euseb]:Chron_273 ded to the rule over the Latins." Then he adds [ Dion
Euseb]:Chron_277-289 * the Opicans which is called Latium, lying on the Tyrrhe
Euseb]:Chron_295 he became king of the Latins, and finishing with Amuliu
FastTr__I oast of the Adriatic Sea Latins Inhabitants of Latium, the
FastTr_p90 Damaratus, king, & over the Latins, k.Quint. (1st July)
FastTr_p91 llensis, [dictator, & over the Latins ...] [494/3] & M'.
FastTr_p95 consul (III), & over the Latins, Campanians, Sidicini and
FGrH_255.5 second year the Latins united in an attack on the Roman
Hieron:Chron_1687 time as the Romans subdued the Latins. 112.4 * . [1688]
Naev:Pun_19 [19-20] The wanderers in Latium; King Latinus addresses
Obseq_54 during the games. When the Latins drove flocks and herds from
Obseq_55 custom; everywhere in Latium defeats were suffered.
Oros_2.4 Ardea, Oricolum, and Suessa in Latium, and his exploits against the
Oros_3.6 Romans advanced against them. The Latins refused to come to the
Oros_3.9 Romans declared war against the Latins who were in rebellion. In
Oros_5.18 was unable to appease the Latins by a decree after they
Plin:HN_3.38 whom come Etruria, Umbria and Latium, where are the mouths of
Plin:HN_3.54 is itself navigable, and encloses Latium in the rear), while it
Plin:HN_3.56 [56] Old Latium has preserved the original limits,
Plin:HN_3.68 celebrated towns of Latium besides those mentioned:
Plin:HN_3.109 Below the Sabine territory lies Latium, on one side of it
Plin:HN_7.136 by our ancestors even to Latium. Lucius Fulvius also is one
Plin:HN_7.193 times. It was brought to Latium by the Pelasgians.
Plinius:Ep_6.11 They have the true Latin countenance, manly voices, strong
Plinius:Ep_10.104 patronage over all his Latin freedmen & to the exclusio
Polyaen_8.30.1 Philotis. The Latins under the command of Postumius
Sall:Hist_1.48 ies and of the people of Latium to whom you gave citizensh
Schol:Bob_118 defend the cause of the Latins, because of their alliance
SelPap_2.206 operty of deceased Latins is given to their patrons
ValMax_2.7.12 punished the Roman than the Latin deserters. For the former, as
ValMax_2.7.7 people, at whose nod all Latium, and all the strength of
ValMax_3.1.2 of the plebs when the Latins came to him, requesting citizenship.
ValMax_3.2.20 to the valour of the Latins. For my own part, I
ValMax_6.4.1 that the leaders of the Latins should be admitted among their
ValMax_9.3.4 and splendid victory over the Latins and Campanians, all the older
[Vict]:VirIll_5 religious devotion, and subdued the Latins in war. He added the
[Vict]:VirIll_6 and whetstone. He subjugated the Latins in war. He built the
[Vict]:VirIll_7 centuries He persuaded the Latin peoples that, following the
[Vict]:VirIll_8 However, he vigorously conquered the Latins and Sabines in war; he
[Vict]:VirIll_16 stirred up the men of Latium into a heavy onslaught on
[Vict]:VirIll_28 his orders. He defeated the Latins at the river Veseris, when
[Vict]:VirIll_66 the demands of the Latins for their promised citizenship,
[Vict]:VirIll_66 he granted citizenship to the Latins, lands to the plebs membership
[Vict]:VirIll_72 having incited the allies and Latium to take up arms, said

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