Reate - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Reate - a town in Latium, Italy
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140/20 CIL_632, a dedication by L.Munius to Hercules at Reate.
76/27 including an earthquake at Reate; the proconsul Silanus and his ent
Cic:Cat_3.5 men from the country-town of Reate (men to whose aid I
Cic:LegAgr_2.66 territory of Capena, Falisci, Reate, Venafrum, Allifae, Trebula, and
Cic:Scaur_27 Recently, when the people of Reate ** who were adherents of
Cic:Sest_80 Abuse Titius, a Sabine from Reate, for crying out so indiscreetly
Obseq_1 A mule gave birth at Reate. A ceremony of supplication was
Obseq_5 three-footed mule was born at Reate. The shrine of Apollo at
Obseq_15 Frusino a bull spoke. At Reate a mule was born with
Obseq_28 At Reate a mule was born with
Obseq_59 At Reate sacred shrines in the town
Plin:HN_8.156 that an ostler in the Reate district was savaged by a
ValMax_1.8.1 P. Vatinius, a magistrate of Reate, when he was returning towards
ValMax_6.8.6 to his country house near Reate to kill him, exchanging his

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