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Ulpianus (Cn. Domitius Annius Ulpianus) - Roman lawyer, early 3rd century A.D.
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Athen_2.58 ght round by the butler, Ulpianus said, "Does the word &pi
Athen_3.98 uch now, my friends, are Ulpianus’ companions, the sophist
Athen_4.174-176 * armed by the melody; and Ulpianus looking towards the music
Athen_4.184 then, O my word-hunting Ulpianus, is what you may learn
Athen_5.209 that my excellent friend Ulpianus will attack us again,
Athen_5.221 ter silence was restored Ulpianus said,— You seem to me,
Athen_6.234 questions proposed by Ulpianus, Plutarchus, being one
Athen_6.235 perceive, my good friend Ulpianus, that you may raise anot
Athen_6.262 narrow-necked sabrias, Ulpianus said, And what is this
Athen_6.263 questions proposed by Ulpianus, there is this one about
Athen_6.270 ungry stomach. And Ulpianus, who was always fond of contra
Athen_8.347 [347] But whence could Ulpianus know what Stratonicus
Athen_9.401 hilosophical and precise Ulpianus, to inquire who ever sai
Athen_10.445 [64.] [445] When Ulpianus had heard all this he said,-
Athen_11.459 and before conversation had begun, Ulpian said : "At the table
Athen_13.571 wished to say, and as Ulpianus was preparing to attack
Athen_13.590 poison. [57.] And Ulpianus, as if he had got some unexpec
Athen_14.613-616 * erary entertainment; for Ulpianus, who is always finding
Athen_14.640 rse, - We will not, said Ulpianus, hear you discuss these
Athen_14.648 had been said, the wise Ulpianus said, - Whence, my most
Athen_14.649 xcellent cross-examiner, Ulpianus, you have authorities
Athen_14.658 7.] & Now, while Ulpianus was continuing the conversatio
Athen_14.662 ose about this, and when Ulpianus had quoted a statement
Athen_15.666 effect on the stomach. And Ulpianus addressed him thus -
Athen_15.668 [8.] After this, Ulpianus demanded a larger goblet to
Athen_15.669 which I will quote, that Ulpianus may not give himself airs
Athen_15.671 Democritus had said this, Ulpianus, looking towards Cynulcus, said
Athen_15.676 Tell me, my good friend Ulpianus, the different names of garlands.
Athen_15.679 doubt;- Let us now, said Ulpianus, go on to another kind
Athen_15.686 [which should be eternal], Ulpianus died, happily, without suffering
Athen_15.697 presence of this glutton Ulpianus For he prefers lascivious
Athen_15.701 Cynulcus, who was always attacking Ulpianus, said;- But now, my fine
Festus:Brev_22 Persians. He had Ulpian, the jurisconsult, as Master of
Oros_7.18 their king. 8 He employed Ulpian as his legal adviser and

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