Volaterrae - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Volaterrae - a city in Etruria, Italy
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81/7 Interamnium, Larinum, Praeneste, Spoletium, Sulmo, and Volaterrae
81/45 Chrysogonus, while at Volaterrae, plots to seize the property of
80/16 The Romans capture Volaterrae after a long siege, during which C.Ca
Within translations:
Cic:Caecin_18 civil degradation to which the Volaterrans were subject. And so I
Cic:Dom_79 citizenship from the people of Volaterrae, though they were at the
Cic:Quinct_24 had reached the fords of Volaterrae, ** as they are called,
Cic:RoscAm_20 in Sulla's camp at Volaterrae. ** Roscius's fortune was
Cic:RoscAm_105 camp of Lucius Sulla at Volaterrae. [37.] Does anyone still
CIL_6.1308 bringing [the war] with Volaterrae to a close, [and s
GranLic_32 The inhabitants of Volaterrae surrendered to the Romans,
Hieron:Chron_2050 satirical poet, was born at Volaterrae. 203.3 . [2051]
Obseq_53 of a private house. At Volaterrae a river flowed with blood.
Plin:HN_3.50 come the Marshes of Volaterrae the river Caecina and
Plin:HN_3.52 Vetulonienses, Veientani, Vesentini, Volaterrani, the Volcentani surnamed
Plin:HN_3.80 miles from the Shallows of Volaterrae. It contains 32 states, and

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