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Cinna (L. Cornelius Cinna) - Roman consul, 127 B.C.
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127/_ Consuls: L. Cassius Longinus Ravilla, L. Cornelius L.f. Cinna

Cinna ² (L. Cornelius Cinna) - Roman consul, 87 B.C.
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88/58 Octavius and Cinna are elected consuls, and are forced to swear not
87/_ Consuls: Cn. Octavius Cn.f., L. Cornelius L.f. Cinna
87/4 Cinna attempts to pass a law to redistribute the new Italian citizens
87/14 Cinna raises an army of supporters from the Italian towns.
87/19 Cinna, Carbo, Sertorius, and Marius surround Rome with their forces.
87/22 Cinna captures Ariminum and Placentia.
87/29 Marius and Cinna launch an attack on Rome, but are repelled; a soldie
87/35 The senate sends envoys to Cinna and Marius, and agrees to allow them
87/37 Octavius is murdered by Censorinus, an associate of Cinna.
87/41 lder son commit suicide, to avoid capture by the followers of Cinna.
87/51 ans are killed by Marius and Cinna; and Sulla is declared a public
87/52 refuse to plunder the property of the victims of Marius and Cinna.
87/58 Cinna and Marius declare themselves consuls for the following year
86/_ Consuls: L. Cornelius L.f. Cinna (II), C. Marius C.f. (VII)
86/2 Cinna and Sertorius massacre the freed slaves, who had been responsib
86/45 Cinna is re-elected consul for the following year.
85/_ Consuls: L. Cornelius L.f. Cinna (III), Cn. Papirius Cn.f. Carbo
85/17 Opponents of Cinna sail from Italy to join Sulla.
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.
84/7 Cinna transports his army to Liburnia.
84/8 Caesar marries Cornelia, daughter of Cinna.
84/9 General remarks on Cinna's crimes during his period of power.
84/10 Cinna is killed in a mutiny at Ancona.
Within translations:
Cassiod:Chr_670 as his heir. [670] & L. Cinna (IV) and Cn. Papirius
Cic:Caecin_87 I was driven. Whence was Cinna driven ? ** Out of
Cic:Cat_3.9 of Rome ; and that Cinna and Sulla had preceded him
Cic:Cat_3.24 with the blood of citizens. Cinna acting with Marius afterwards got
Cic:Dom_83 prevailed in those days when Cinna ruled, ** and was deprived
Cic:Font_43 time were Marcus Cornutus, Lucius Cinna, and Lucius Sulla, not to
Cic:HarResp_18 perilous days of Sulla and Cinna that so nearly proved fatal,
Cic:HarResp_54 than he became a despot. Cinna fell out with his colleague
Cic:Phil_1.34 to the domination of Lucius Cinna, by whom he was most
Cic:Phil_2.108 city! We remembered Cinna's excessive power, Sulla's
Cic:Phil_5.17 seize kingly power? I remember Cinna; I have seen Sulla, and
Cic:Phil_8.7 had been carried by violence; Cinna with Octavius on the votes
Cic:Phil_11.1 proposed stands revealed. Lucius Cinna was cruel ; Caius
Cic:Phil_13.1 of them, or Octavius, or Cinna, or Sulla again, or the
Cic:Phil_14.23 no thanksgiving was decreed to Cinna though he was victor. Sulla
Cic:RedSen_9 in the dark days of Cinna ** ; and he often
Cic:Sest_77 perhaps on that day when Cinna and Octavius fought ? And
Cic:Tusc_5.54 be elected four times, like Cinna? [50] I have no doubt
Cic:Vat_23 of Sulpicius, the carnage under Cinna, and even the warfare under
CIL_1.713 consulship of Lucius Cornelius Cinna, in the month of
CIL_1.891 in the consulship of Lucius Cornelius and Lucius Va
CIL_1.892 in the consulship of Lucius Cinna and Gnaeus Papirius.
Diod_38.1-6 * The Romans sent envoys to Cinna to treat for peace.
Exsuper_22 [22] While this was happening, Cinna and Octavius were ele
Exsuper_49 ius (for the seventh time) and Cinna were elected consuls.
Exsuper_25-32 * rces, and forced his colleague Cinna into exile. [26] In
FastCap_p74 ffice , L. Cornelius L.f. L.n. Cinna - forced to resign
GranLic_21 the envoys who were sent by Cinna. He secretly discusse
GranLic_23 hat an envoy should be sent to Cinna to discuss peace. On
GranLic_15-18 * in the verses that, if Cinna and six of the tribunes wer
Nepos:Att_2 by the disturbances of Cinna, and that no facility was
Obseq_70 Octavius; [ Cn. Octavius, L. Cinna ]; C. Cinna, as tribune
Obseq_56a When Cinna and Marius were cruelly ravaging
Oros_5.19 consulship and the third with Cinna as his colleague 86 B.C.
Oros_5.20 escaped the political power of Cinna, the cruelty of Marius, the
Oros_5.24 to the Marian and Cinnan conflagration, while another, the
Sall:Hist_1.67 forgetting the crimes of Cinna, upon whose return to our
ValMax_1.6.10 arms against his colleague Cinna, he from thence prognosticated
ValMax_4.3.14 with which Marius and Cinna infested the commonwealth, the
ValMax_4.7.5 the town was taken by Cinna's army, he, being old and
ValMax_5.3.3 shelter in the time of Cinna's proscription - as he could
ValMax_5.6.4 doubt, that Sulla, Marius and Cinna despised as ridiculous.
ValMax_6.9.6 Social break the power of Cinna, and compel the man who
ValMax_8.9.2 the swords of Marius and Cinna, raging with a reckless desire
[Vict]:VirIll_67 recalled during the ascendancy of Cinna. He broke open the prisons,
[Vict]:VirIll_69 [69] Lucius Cornelius Cinna , the most villainous of

Cinna ³ (L. Cornelius Cinna) - Roman praetor, 44 B.C.
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72/25 Parthenius of Nicaea is captured by (?) Cinna, and brought to Rome.
70/33 ses the return from exile of L.Cinna and other supporters of Lepidus.
44/20 Flavus to return from exile, at the request of the praetor Cinna.
Within translations:
Cic:Phil_3.26 shall I say of Lucius Cinna? whose singular integrity, proved in
NicDam_130.76 after this, the praetor Cinna propitiated Caesar to the
ValMax_9.9.1 he was mistaken for Cornelius Cinna, upon whom they imagined they

Cinna ⁵ (Cn. Cornelius Cinna Magnus) - Roman consul, 5 A.D.
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FastCap_p84 Cornelius L.f. Magni Pompei n. Cinna Magnus & from 1st Jul

Cinna ⁶ (C. Helvius Cinna) - Roman poet and tribune, 44 B.C.
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