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  Campania   - a region on the west coast of Italy, south of Rome
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  + Campanian , Campanians
296/6 mnite army which had invaded Campania, in a battle near the river Vol
280/29 Pyrrhus retires to Campania.
217/31 Hannibal crosses to Campania, which he lays waste.
215/25 Gracchus defeats the Campanians at Hamae.
215/32 Fabius advances into Campania.
215/37 duel between Claudius Asellus and the Campanian champion Taurea.
214/9 Hannibal devastates Campania and attacks Nola, but fails to capture
165/17 as praetor buys up and redistributes the public land in Campania.
94/1 CIL_682, a statute of the Pagus Herculaneus in Campania.
59/22 Cicero to Atticus, referring to proposals for using Campanian land.
59/25 sses a law to distribute the Campanian land, in addition to his previ
56/20 proposes a motion to revise Caesar's allotment of Campanian land.
56/24 via his brother Quintus) to abandon the motion about Campanian land.
47/62 Caesar quells a mutiny in Campania, after the soldiers threaten the
44/67 Antonius visits Campania, and allocates land to veterans.
40/7 Tiberius Nero and his wife Livia escape from Campania to Sicily.
    Within translations:
Athen_1.7   at Minturnae, a city of Campania, eating very expensive
Athen_4.153   ome of the tribes of the Campanians practise single combat
Athen_11.466   to Artemis in Capua, in Campania ; it was made of
Athen_11.489   the city of Capua, in Campania, - a cup dedicated to
Athen_12.528   inhabitants of Capua in Campania, having become exceeding
Cic:Dom_60   I cannot think that that Campanian ** consul and his dancer
Cic:LegAgr_1.20   it orders the district of Campania and the plain of Stella
Cic:LegAgr_2.76   be told, the land of Campania, the most beautiful in the
Cic:LegAgr_2.85   plain of Stella to the Campanian territory and assigns twelve iugera
Cic:LegAgr_2.89   a store-room and granary for Campanian territory ; the latter, after
Cic:LegAgr_2.93   to us in Capua with Campanian haughtiness and kingly arrogance, I
Cic:LegAgr_3.15   the defence. You are dividing Campanian territory ; you are in
Cic:Phil_2.43   of the Leontine and the Campanian lands, those lands he robbed
Cic:Phil_2.101   these are ours. The Campanian land, whose exemption from
Cic:Phil_5.53   soldiers: and concerning the Campanian land, that they make
Cic:Phil_8.26   that is to say, the Campanian and Leontine lands, both of
Cic:Phil_10.22   the unlimited possession of Campanian land has seduced, though
Cic:Phil_11.12   troubles, Antonius has lavished Campanian lands that they might
Cic:Pis_4   of doles. I preserved the Campanian territories, in cases where its
Cic:Pis_24   it scouted you as a Campanian consul. It had heard men
Cic:RabPerd_8   so much enthusiasm and Campania with such remarkable goodwill
Cic:RabPerd_32   accept the actual territory of Campania. ** . . .
CIL_1.1597   fius. Origin unknown; probably Campania. Time of Su
CIL_1.1847   public road, namely the Campanian, at the nearest p
CIL_1.398   tin Text On a bronze vessel of Campanian origin. No
FastTr_p95   III), & over the Latins, Campanians, Sidicini and Aurunci,
FGrH_255.6   ear the Romans gave [the Campanians] Roman citizenship [wi
GranLic_9   orised him to buy up the Campanian territory, which previo
Hieron:Chron_1944   war against the gladiators in Campania. [1943 in Ar.] L.L
Hieron:Chron_2029   and Augustus died at Atella in Campania, in the 76th year
Hieron:Chron_2052   [not in Ar.] Tiberius died in Campania.
Just_22.1   the next, against the Campanians, he excited such hopes
NicDam_130.132-136 *   money, first of all into Campania where were the Seventh
Obseq_12   In Campania it rained earth in many
Oros_3.8   Romans, on behalf of the Campanians and Sidicinians, began a war
Oros_4.1   and Heraclea, a city of Campania. The terrible struggle lasted the
Oros_4.13   number the Roman and Campanian infantry numbered 299,200 and
Oros_4.16   amounted to six thousand. 10 Campania, or rather all Italy, in
Oros_4.17   The leaders of the Campanians committed suicide by taking
Oros_5.19   but were still in Campania engaged in various matters
Oros_5.20   landed on the shores of Campania and overcame the consul Norbanus
Plin:HN_3.38   of the Volsci and of Campania, then of Picenum and Lucania
Plin:HN_3.40   to describe the coast of Campania taken by itself, with its
Plin:HN_3.60   comes the favoured country of Campania; in this valley begin those
Plin:HN_3.70   In the Campanian territory the town of Stabiae
Plin:HN_6.217   the edge of Apulia, Campania, Etruria, Pisa, Luna, Luca,
Plin:HN_34.2   and also formerly found in Campania and at the present day
Plin:HN_34.95   palm goes to bronze of Campania, which is most esteemed for
Plin:HN_35.174   the territory of Neapolis and Campania, on the hills called the
Plinius:Ep_3.7   reat age, and settled in Campania, nor did he stir from
Plinius:Ep_5.14   I hope that your Campanian villa may spare you about the
Plinius:Ep_6.4   you when you set out for Campania to recover your health,
Plinius:Ep_6.20   ause they are common enough in Campania. But on that night
Plinius:Ep_6.28   come me on my arrival in Campania, but though you were abs
Plinius:Ep_6.30   millan & villa in Campania is rather the worse for wear
Plinius:Ep_7.3   in Lucania and then in Campania ? "Oh," you say, "I belo
Polyaen_6.15.1   city defenceless. [15] The Campanians. The Campanians
Polyaen_6.38.5   annibal defeated the Romans in Campania by the following
Schol:Bob_88   gather at the waters in Campania, in order to restore the
Schol:Bob_89   had bought an estate in Campania, which had previously
ValMax_004.   Collections, as follows. When a Campanian lady staying at the house
ValMax_2.3.3   frequent excursions of the Campanian cavalry, Q. Naevius a
ValMax_2.4.6   purpose Q. Catulus, imitating Campanian luxury, was the first
ValMax_3.8.1   wholly to exterminate the Campanian senate, who were the
ValMax_3.2e.1   executed for their treachery in Campania, but he was by letters
ValMax_5.1.3   with great civility Badius of Campania at his house, and with
ValMax_5.1e.5   [1e.5]   The Campanians also, when our army was
ValMax_6.4.1   among their number. Annius the Campanian even urged, that one of
ValMax_9.3.4   victory over the Latins and Campanians, all the older people went
ValMax_9.1e.1     But how profitable was Campanian luxury to our country! For
ValMax_9.5e.4   between the Carthaginian and Campanian senate for insolence. For
[Vict]:VirIll_42   the city, he turned towards Campania, where he grew slack from


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