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Carbo (C. Papirius Carbo) - Roman consul, 120 B.C.
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131/6 Scipio Aemilianus opposes C.Carbo's bill for the re-election of tribu
131/15 C.Carbo passes the Lex Papiria, which extends the secret ballot in
130/15 on the agrarian commission are filled by Carbo and Fulvius Flaccus.
120/_ Consuls: P. Manilius P.f., C. Papirius Carbo
120/2 to death without trial, but he is defended by Carbo, and acquitted.
119/9 Carbo is an outstanding public speaker, and improves his delivery by
119/10 C.Carbo is brought to trial by L.Crassus, and commits suicide.
Within translations:
Cic:Brut_96 was carefully studied by C. Carbo and Tib. Gracchus,
Cic:Brut_103-106 * Crassus. [103] & As to Caius Carbo and T. Gracchus, I
Cic:Brut_159 ime. He accused C. Carbo, though a man of great eloquence,
Cic:Brut_296 noticing. [296] Carbo too was mentioned as one of our
Cic:Brut_333 his two juniors Lepidus and Carbo. But, in a public har
Cic:DeOr_1.154 which I knew that Gaius Carbo, my adversary, ** generally practised;
Cic:DeOr_2.9 of Servius Galba or Gaius Carbo, concerning which I should be
Cic:DeOr_2.106 as when the consul, Gaius Carbo, in my hearing, defended the
Cic:DeOr_2.165 we may express ourselves like Carbo : 'If he be a
Cic:DeOr_2.170 a young man: 'Although, Carbo, you defended Opimius, this
Cic:DeOr_3.28 Laelius smoothness, Galba asperity, Carbo something of fluency and
Cic:Mil_8 a public meeting by Gaius Carbo, tribune of the plebs what
Cic:Tusc_1.5 man: then succeeded the Lepidi, Carbo, and Gracchi, and so many
Cic:Verr_2.3.3 his ever having prosecuted Caius Carbo. In every way he was
CIL_1.643 Tiberius; Gaius Papirius Carbo, son of Gaius; Board of
CIL_1.644 Tiberius; Gaius Papirius Carbo, son of Gaius; Board of
ValMax_6.2.3 and found them patiently suffering. Carbo, tribune of the plebs who
ValMax_6.5.6 brought an accusation against Cn. Carbo, who was his greatest enemy;

Carbo ³ (Cn. Papirius Carbo) - Roman consul, 113 B.C.
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115/4b 260, a statue of Cn.Papirius Carbo dedicated by Antiochus VIII of Syr
113/_ nsuls: C. Caecilius Q.f. Metellus Caprarius, Cn. Papirius C.f. Carbo
113/8 The Cimbri arrive in Illyricum and defeat Cn. Carbo.
113/18 Cn.Papirius sells and leases out land in the Roman province of Africa
111/15 Cn.Carbo commits suicide after being brought to trial by M.Antonius.
Within translations:
Cic:DeOr_1.40 Aemilius Porcina, and Gnaeus Carbo himself, whom you defeated
CIL_1.2504 in the consulship of Gnaeus Papirius and Gaius Caec
Diod_34.37 in Gaul. [37] & . . . of Carbo and Silanus. After
OGIS_260 (116/5) tue of Gnaeus Papirius Carbo, [the son of Gaius], t

Carbo ⁶ (C. Papirius Carbo Arvina) - tribune of the plebs, 90 B.C.
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94/13 C.Carbo is treated kindly by L.Crassus, the governor of Gaul.
90/35 The tribune C.Carbo speaks out against the policies of M.Drusus.
89/46 Papirius Carbo passes a law which sets the weight of an as at half
82/15 massacre of his opponents at Rome, including C.Carbo and Scaevola.
Within translations:
Cic:Arch_7 the law of Silvanus and Carbo, ** which enacts "that all
Cic:Brut_221 our subject,- C. Carbo, of the same age, was likewise
Cic:Brut_227 eminence were left but Carbo and Pomponius, from each
Cic:Brut_305 utterance: but Q. Varius, C. Carbo, and Cn. Pomponius,
Cic:Brut_308 nius not so frequently,- Carbo very seldom,- and Philippus
Cic:Brut_311 three orators, Scaevola, Carbo, and Antistius;- the return
Cic:DeOr_3.10 the cruel death of Gaius Carbo, his greatest enemy, that occurred
Oros_5.20 to death Q. Scaevola, C. Carbo, L. Domitius, and P. Antistius,
Schol:Bob_175 the consuls Silvanus and Carbo passed a law, that that any
ValMax_3.7.6 into which province came Carbo, whose father he had
ValMax_9.2.3 and the headless body of Carbo Arvina was dragged about, nailed

Carbo ⁷ (Cn. Papirius Carbo) - Roman consul, 85 B.C.
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92/16 ncerning a complaint made by the consul C.Claudius against Cn.Carbo.
89/21 Carbo defeats the Lucanians.
87/19 Cinna, Carbo, Sertorius, and Marius surround Rome with their forces.
85/_ Consuls: L. Cornelius L.f. Cinna (III), Cn. Papirius Cn.f. Carbo
85/27 Cinna and Carbo appoint themselves consuls for the following year,
84/_ Consuls: Cn. Papirius Cn.f. Carbo (II), L. Cornelius L.f. Cinna (IV)
84/3 Cinna and Carbo make preparations for the war against Sulla.
84/15 Carbo withdraws his army from Liburnia.
84/29 Carbo plans to seize hostages from the Italian cities, but is stopped
84/30 Verres, as quaestor, deserts Carbo and goes over to Sulla with a larg
82/_ Consuls: C. Marius C.f., Cn. Papirius Cn.f. Carbo (III)
82/22 indecisive battle between Sulla and Carbo at Clusium.
82/30 Carbo flees to Africa, and the remains of his army are crushed by Pom
82/46 Pompeius captures and kills Carbo.
Within translations:
Cassiod:Chr_670 & L. Cinna (IV) and Cn. Papirius (II). & In the yea
Cic:Brut_223 have also remarked, that Cn. Carbo, M. Marius, and sever
Cic:LegAgr_3.6 OF GAIUS MARIUS AND GNAEUS PAPIRIUS. ** How utterly he has
Cic:Phil_8.7 Sulla again with Marius and Carbo against the tyranny of the
Cic:Phil_13.1 or the other Marius and Carbo, or any other who has
Cic:Verr_1.11 the story of how Gnaeus Carbo was robbed, by his own
Cic:Verr_2.1.11 assigned to the consul Gnaeus Carbo, others whom I can make
Cic:Verr_2.1.34 quaestor to the consul Gnaeus Papirius. ** I call you to
Cic:Verr_2.1.36 why he ran away from Carbo; he will give evidence against
Cic:Verr_2.1.39 who detest the memory of Carbo : but what such persons
Cic:Verr_2.1.77 know that the consul Gnaeus Carbo, whose quaestor he really was,
Cic:Verr_2.1.92 thousand sesterces balance in the Carbo account; ** how that money
Cic:Verr_2.3.178 for his former crimes against Carbo and Dolabella.
CIL_1.683 consulship of Gnaeus Papirius Carbo. CIL_1 .688 Latin
CIL_1.892 hip of Lucius Cinna and Gnaeus Papirius. CIL_1 .893 L
Exsuper_30 out an ally, substituted Carbo for Cinna, to be his collea
Exsuper_31 army against Marius and Carbo, and the Roman armies fough
Exsuper_52 killed in the battle and Carbo fled, giving up the struggl
FastCap_p74 III , Cn. Papirius Cn.f. C.n. Carbo [84] & Cn. Papirius
GranLic_17 inna, with Sertorius and Papirius as his officers, 10 and
GranLic_32 was the brother of Cn.Carbo], whom Sulla had put in cha
Oros_5.19 were given to Marius; Cn. Carbo was placed in command of
Oros_5.20 inflicted heavy losses upon Carbo's cavalry. 6 The greatest
Oros_5.21 should all be killed. 11 Carbo, who was attempting to flee
Oros_5.24 of Cinna, in Africa, Carbo in Cossura and Sicily,
Plin:HN_7.68 in consequence, and Gnaeus Papirius Carbo. In the regal period this
Plin:HN_7.158 of Gaius Marius and Gnaeus Carbo {82 BC} 91 years before,
Plin:HN_7.165 of Gaius Marius and Gnaeus Carbo (the latter's third) {82 BC}
Plin:HN_8.221 and the death of General Carbo by gnawing at the puttees
ValMax_5.3.5 silent, the death of Cn. Carbo, by whom you were protected
ValMax_6.2.10 at the time when Cn. Carbo the consul caused a decree
ValMax_6.2.8 your cruelty. I saw Cn. Carbo, a keen defender of your
ValMax_7.6.4 of C. Marius and Cn. Carbo, who fought against Sulla in
ValMax_9.13.2 [13.2] Cn. Carbo is also a great blot
ValMax_9.7m.3 C. Carbo, the brother of Carbo the three times consul, when
[Vict]:VirIll_75 of his opponents and expelled Carbo from Italy. He defeated Marius

Carbo ⁸ (C. Papirius Carbo) - brother of the consul of 85 B.C.; killed in 80 B.C.
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80/16 ure Volaterrae after a long siege, during which C.Carbo is murdered.
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GranLic_32 killed the ex-praetor Carbo [he was the brother of Cn.C
ValMax_9.7m.3 the army that killed C. Carbo, the brother of Carbo the

Carbo ⁹ (C. Papirius Carbo) - Roman praetor, 62 B.C.
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67/44 M.Cotta is prosecuted by Carbo, and convicted for looting Heracleia
58/32 M.Cotta prosecutes C.Carbo, who is found guilty of extortion as gover
Within translations:
Memn_39 and then sat down. Carbo stood up and exclaimed, "Cotta,
ValMax_5.4.4 made an accusation against Cn. Carbo, who had condemned his father;

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