Pontius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Pontius (C. Pontius) - Samnite leader, 4th century B.C.
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320/21 C.Pontius asks for a six hours' truce.
292/17 C.Pontius is a great leader of the Samnites in their wars against Rom
292/18 umph of Fabius over the Samnites, after which C.Pontius is executed.
Oros_3.15 the Roman troops. Their leader Pontius was so certain of victory
Oros_3.22 combat with the Samnite leader Pontius and surrounded by the enemy's
ValMax_7.2e.17 the army, and his own son, who was commander of the
[Vict]:VirIll_30 an ambush by the enemy Pontius Telesinus he sent pretended deserters

Pontius - in documents
CIL_1.1618 ius, son of Sextus Aulus Pontius, freedman of Lucius N

Pontius → see Aquila

Pontius → see Pilatus

Pontius → see Telesinus

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