Didius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Didius (T. Didius) - Roman consul, 98 B.C.
100/5 T.Didius defeats the Scordisci and forces them to retreat.
98/_ Consuls: Q. Caecilius Q.f. Metellus Nepos, T. Didius T.f.
96/5 The campaigns of T.Didius in Spain, with Q.Sertorius as military trib
93/1 The triumph of T.Didius, over the Celtiberi.
89/24 T.Didius is defeated and killed by the Italians.
Within translations:
Cic:DeOr_2.197 that Lucius Cotta and Titus Didius, when they would have interposed
Cic:Font_43 mention Gaius Marius, Publius Didius, Quintus Catulus, and Publius
Cic:Pis_61 Paulus, Quintus Metellus, Titus Didius, and hosts of others
Cic:Planc_61 the triumphs won by Titus Didius and Gaius Marius, and ask
CIL_1.681 grandson of Quintus, and Titus Didius, son of Titus. C
FastCap_p74 Q.f. Q.n. Metellus Nepos , T. Didius T.f. Sex.n. [97] &
Festus:Brev_9 by them. Marcus Didius checked the wandering Thracians,
Sall:Hist_1.77 ain with great honour, when T. Didius was governor there.

Didius ² (M. Didius Salvius Julianus) - Roman emperor, 193 A.D.
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ExcBarb_48A 9 years - cons. 10 Pertinax Didius for ? years - cons.
FastTr_p107 k.Feb. (26th January) 93 & T. Didius T.f. Ser.n. (II),
Oros_7.16 instigation of the jurist Julianus. 6 The latter thereupon
Oros_7.17 one war at Rome against Julianus, and another in Syria against

Didius ³ (C. Didius) - an officer in charge of Caesar's fleet, 46-45 B.C.
46/74 C.Didius defeats Varus, an officer of Pompeius, in a naval battle nea
45/19 C.Didius is defeated and killed by the Lusitanians.

Didius ⁴ (Q. Didius) - Roman governor of Syria, 31/0 B.C.
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30/13 Q.Didius prevents a group of gladiators from joining Antonius.
Within translations:
Joseph:AJ_15.195 he added this, that Quintus Didius had written to him that
Joseph:BJ_1.392 which account Quintus Didius has written to me that you

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