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Sisenna (L. Cornelius Sisenna) - Roman historian, 1st century B.C.
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67/15 sms uttered by the historian Sisenna in the senate, and during the
Within translations:
Cic:Brut_228 llowing age was L. Sisenna, who was a man of learning, had
Cic:Brut_259 equented path. But Sisenna, who had the ambition to think
Cic:Brut_260 against one Christilius, Sisenna, who was counsel for the
Cic:Verr_2.2.110 Gaius Marcellus, Lucius Sisenna, your present supporter,
Cic:Verr_2.4.33 of our honoured fellow-citizen Lucius Sisenna, who had a houseful of
Cic:Verr_2.4.43 with your supporter Lucius Sisenna, and you had already
CIL_1.588 aliens, of Lucius Cornelius Sisenna, son of . . . in

Sisenna ² (A. Gabinius Sisenna) - son of A. Gabinius, 1st century B.C.
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Joseph:AJ_14.92 add for their commanders Sisenna, and Antonius, and Servil
Joseph:BJ_1.171 army against him under Sisenna, and Antonius, and Servil
ValMax_8.1.3 of propitious Fortune. For Sisenna, the son of Gabinius,

Sisenna ³ (Cn. Cornelius Sisenna) - Roman governor of Macedonia, c. 118 B.C.
Syll_705 (112) he praetor Cornelius Sisenna, and] letters to their

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