Crispus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Crispus (C Sallustius Crispus) - Roman historian, called Sallust in English
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86/52 The birth of the historian C.Sallustius Crispus.
Within translations:
Hieron:Chron_1930 The historian Sallustius Crispus was born at Amiternum,

Crispus ² (Manilius Crispus) - a friend of Pompeius, 1st century B.C.
50/60 Cn.Piso prosecutes Manilius Crispus, a friend of Pompeius.

Crispus ³ (Q. Marcius Crispus) - Roman praetor, (?) 46 B.C.
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44/123 Marcius Crispus, the governor of Bithynia, intervenes in Syria and
Within translations:
Cic:Fam_12.11 the generals L.Murcus and Q.Crispus. When those gallant
Cic:Fam_12.12 of the commanders, Murcus and Crispus. As for Bassus, the
Cic:Phil_11.30 receive from Quintus Marcius Crispus, proconsul and Lucius Statius
Cic:Pis_54 science, my friend Quintus Marcius, whose devotion to duty,

Crispus ⁴ (Flavius Julius Crispus) - Roman consul, 318 A.D.
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Oros_7.28 to death his own son Crispus and his sister's son Licinius.
SelPap_2.345 tus for the 5th time and Crispus the most illustrious

Crispus - in documents
SelPap_2.406 mnasiarch, auditor, from Crispus also called Sarapion,

Crispus → see Capitolinus¹³

Crispus → see Passienus

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