Sassia - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Sassia - the mother of A. Cluentius Habitus
85/39 The adultery of Melinus and Sassia, the mother of Cluentius.
80/32 Oppianicus murders his own sons, so that he is free to marry Sassia.
71/36 ath of the elder Oppianicus; Sassia alleges that her son Cluentius
69/20 Sassia prompts another inquest into the death of Oppianicus.
Cic:Clu_12 only dishonour, but crime. For Sassia, mother of my client Habitus
Cic:Clu_16 outrageous and criminal conduct on Sassia's part, he ought to take
Cic:Clu_26 the desire of marrying Sassia, Habitus's mother, her whose
Cic:Clu_167 could never lack accusers while Sassia lives, as you will presently
Cic:Clu_175 a long and serious illness. Sassia was with him, and was
Cic:Clu_176 his death, the unspeakable Sassia immediately started to plot
Cic:Clu_180 been done. One of Sassia's friends recalled having recently
Cic:Clu_183 ought to say and what Sassia said so often at the

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