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Brundisium - a port in south-east Italy; the modern Brindisi
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267/8 Regulus defeats the Sallentini, and captures Brundisium.
244/7 The Romans found a colony at Brundisium.
191/3 Acilius crosses over to Greece from Brundisium.
171/8 Crassus sets out for Brundisium, to cross to Greece.
168/11 Paullus sets sail from Brundisium for Corcyra.
167/35 Eumenes arrives at Brundisium, but he returns home after the Roman
159/5 Charops of Epirus dies at Brundisium after appearing before the Roman
83/3 Sulla crosses over from Greece and arrives at Brundisium.
71/9 Spartacus withdraws towards Brundisium.
62/31 Pompeius arrives at Brundisium, and dismisses his army.
58/30 journey down to Vibo, and then across southern Italy to Brundisium.
58/31 a letter from Cicero to his wife Terentia, written at Brundisium.
57/25 Cicero arrives at Brundisium.
54/6 Crassus sails from Brundisium with his army, and proceeds through Gal
51/15 two letters from Cicero to Appius Claudius, written at Brundisium.
51/20 Atticus, written during Cicero's journey from Brundisium to Athens.
50/45 Atticus and Tiro, written on the journey from Athens to Brundisium.
49/18 Pompeius withdraws towards Brundisium.
49/21 The consuls leave Brundisium, and sail over to Greece.
49/22 Caesar arrives at Brundisium, and attempts to obstruct the harbour
49/24 Pompeius leaves Brundisium, and sails over to Greece.
48/1 Caesar sets sail from Brundisium, and lands with his army in Epirus.
48/15 forces Libo, the admiral of Pompeius, to withdraw from Brundisium.
48/17 M.Antonius sails over from Brundisium to Lissus with the remainder
48/64 Cicero returns to Brundisium, and Antonius arrives there shortly afte
48/71 c:Att_11.5-6, letters from Cicero to Atticus, written at Brundisium.
48/77 c:Att_11.7-8, letters from Cicero to Atticus, written at Brundisium.
47/6 _11.9-10, two letters from Cicero to Atticus, written at Brundisium.
47/54 Cicero meets Caesar at Brundisium, and is treated with respect.
44/108 command of the army in Macedonia, and summons it back to Brundisium.
44/117 Antonius leaves Rome to join the legions at Brundisium.
44/129 from Antonius to Octavianus, while marching from Brundisium to Rome.
44/45 Octavianus arrives at Brundisium, and takes on the name of Caesar.
42/20 and Octavianus sail with their army from Brundisium to Macedonia.
41/10 Domitius attacks Brundisium with his fleet.
40/16 Antonius sails to Italy, and attempts to capture Brundisium.
40/23 econciled with Octavianus at Brundisium, and agrees to marry his sist
38/8 Antonius sails to Brundisium, but leaves soon afterwards as Octavianu
37/7 Vergilius and Varius accompany Maecenas on a journey to Brundisium.
31/4 Octavianus sails from Brundisium to Corcyra, but is forced to withdra
30/1 ctavianus quells a mutiny at Brundisium and allocates land in Italy
Within translations:
Cic:Fam_15.17 having stayed at Brundisium until now, I strongly approv
Cic:LegMan_32 never made the crossing from Brundisium save in the depth of
Cic:LegMan_35 days of starting from Brundisium, added all Cilicia to
Cic:Phil_1.7 not without cause - avoided Brundisium, ** and the ordinary route
Cic:Phil_2.59 Thessaly with your legions to Brundisium. There you did not slay
Cic:Phil_3.3 cruel and deadly return from Brundisium was dreaded, while we were
Cic:Phil_3.10 he had captured, and at Brundisium murdered as many as three
Cic:Phil_3.31 a Senate; run off to Brundisium to the legions ; of
Cic:Phil_4.3 of Marcus Antonius from Brundisium, he adopted this policy,
Cic:Phil_4.4 had slain at Suessa, at Brundisium, that he had no thought
Cic:Phil_5.22 what meant his journey to Brundisium, that haste of his? what
Cic:Phil_5.42 flying to the city from Brundisium a man of most ungovernable
Cic:Phil_6.3 Senate, summoned legions from Brundisium to oppose the commonwealth,
Cic:Phil_11.26 have also to see to Brundisium and that shore of Italy.
Cic:Phil_12.12 the Martian legions shed at Brundisium may be washed away, can
Cic:Phil_13.18 He burst out suddenly to Brundisium that he might from thence
Cic:Pis_51 that all the way from Brundisium to Rome I looked upon
Cic:Pis_93 went aboard, and, avoiding Brundisium, made for the remotest
Cic:Planc_97 lying between Vibo ** and Brundisium, gentlemen, were loyal to my
Cic:Sest_131 like? how the people of Brundisium held out to me on
Cic:Verr_1.6 got even so far as Brundisium ; whereas I covered the
CIL_10.5159 be a response to the Pact of Brundisium in that y
DioCass_fr.49 those who sailed from Brundisium, sent envoys to Agron,
Ennius:Ann_542 ething quite different - Brundisium, surrounded by a beaut
Hieron:Chron_1863 [not in Ar.] Pacuvius of Brundisium, the writer of tragedi
Hieron:Chron_1999 Ar.] Vergilius died at Brundisium, in the consulship of
Joseph:AJ_14.378 and came to the port of Brundisium; [379] and when he was
Joseph:BJ_1.281 his friends sailed to Brundisium, and went thence to
Just_3.4 popular tumult, went to Brundisium, whither the former
Just_12.2 lians, at that time, was Brundisium, which a party of Aeto
NicDam_130.51 he set sail for Brundisium, for he had now learned that
NicDam_130.57 experience, and set out from Brundisium for Rome. [19.]
NicDam_130.122 Rome and went down as far as Brundisium to meet them.
NicDam_130.129 fterward, he set out for Brundisium to take over the army
NicDam_130.139 telligence and daring to Brundisium, to see if they could
Obseq_68 into the Julian family, at Brundisium. When at the third hour
OGIS_456.A (c. 20) . . and Aktion and Brundisium and Tarraco and Ma[ssalia .
Oros_6.18 after he had returned to Brundisium. When he warded off her
Oros_6.19 30 B.C. went to Brundisium where he assigned different
Plut:Mor_206 a tedious passage from Brundisium to Dyrrachium, unknown
Polyaen_8.24.7 tioned at an island near Brundisium, ready to dispute his
ValMax_3.7.9 his journey as far as Brundisium, where being informed by letters
ValMax_5.1.1 himself put in sick at Brundisium. As soon as the Senate
ValMax_6.6.5 quaestor to escort them to Brundisium, lest they should receive any
ValMax_9.8.2 the legions to cross from Brundisium to Apollonia, he left his
[Vict]:VirIll_34 road all the way to Brundisium with stone; hence it is

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