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Gabinius ³ (A. Gabinius) - a Roman general, killed in 89 B.C.
89/30 A.Gabinius is defeated and killed in Lucania.
Oros_5.18 battle. 25 The legate C. Gabinius was killed while he was

Gabinius ⁴ (A. Gabinius) - a Roman officer, early 1st century B.C.
81/27 Sulla sends Gabinius to recall Murena from Asia.

Gabinius ⁵ (A. Gabinius) - Roman consul, 58 B.C.
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67/4 A.Gabinius passes the Lex Gabinia, which gives Pompeius wide-ranging
67/9 but is forced to give way by the opposition of Gabinius and others.
67/40a Gabinius passes a law, which forbids loans to foreign envoys in Rome.
59/40 Gabinius and Piso, the nominees of the triumvirs, are elected consuls
58/_ Consuls: L. Calpurnius L.f. Piso Caesonius, A Gabinius A.f.
58/16 in support of Cicero, but Gabinius orders L.Lamia, one of the equi
57/13 Ariobarzanes persuades Gabinius, the new governor of Syria, to undert
57/18 Gabinius suppresses a revolt by Alexander, the son of Aristobulus;
57/28 Alexander surrenders to Gabinius, who re-organises the government of
57/41 Gabinius prevents Philippus from going to Egypt; regarded by some as
56/29 uses to grant a supplication for the victories of Gabinius in Syria.
55/3 Gabinius advances towards Mesopotamia, in order to attack the Parthia
55/4 sends a letter authorising Gabinius to assist Ptolemy' return
55/10 Gabinius invades Egypt, defeats Archelaus and reinstates Ptolemy
55/12 Gabinius leaves behind Roman soldiers in Egypt.
55/19 the Syrians demand that Gabinius should be prosecuted for his
55/24 Gabinius defeats Alexander, the son of Aristobulus, in a battle near
55/34 Gabinius attacks the Nabataeans.
54/4 ridates and Orsanes, escape from Syria, or are released by Gabinius.
54/25 arrival of Crassus in Syria, Gabinius sails back to Rome, accompanied
54/37 Gabinius returns to Rome, where he tries to avoid attention.
54/41 Gabinius is prosecuted for illegally invading Egypt, but he is acquit
54/42 pinion at Rome turns against Gabinius, and he is even blamed for a
53/1 Gabinius is convicted of extortion.
47/12 Gabinius, the general of Caesar, is defeated by the Illyrians, and
Within translations:
Athen_5.206 excited the war against Gabinius, who was not a man, but
Cassiod:Chr_696 us. [696] & L. Piso and A. Gabinius. & In the year of
Cic:Dom_23 a praetor ; while to Gabinius you gave, at an enhanced
Cic:Dom_55 Syria was being given to Gabinius and Macedonia to Piso, in
Cic:Dom_66 the consuls ; but later Gabinius broke his engagement, though Piso
Cic:Dom_70 well-matched pair, Piso and Gabinius; being scrupulous observers of
Cic:Dom_102 the direction of Piso and Gabinius, captured and seized the city,
Cic:Dom_124 the property of your friend Gabinius, to whom you had made
Cic:Dom_125 I waive your proceedings against Gabinius, - there can be no
Cic:HarResp_2 the régime of Piso and Gabinius. Making as though to follow
Cic:LegMan_52 that courageous man, Aulus Gabinius, in a weighty and
Cic:LegMan_54 consecutively before the law of Gabinius the great People of Rome,
Cic:LegMan_57 been offered (whether to spite Gabinius or Pompeius, or, as is
Cic:Phil_2.48 but he had as leader Gabinius, with whom whatever he might
Cic:Phil_14.24 happened to no one but Gabinius ** - or by decreeing
Cic:Pis_3 yourself a greater rascal than Gabinius. I was returned consul at
Cic:Pis_12 you dared to utter? That Gabinius was a beggar, cast out
Cic:Pis_22 When the house of your colleague rang with song and cymbals,
Cic:Pis_26 insensate wickedness of yourself and Gabinius ?
Cic:Pis_27 be a godsend. But still Gabinius did achieve something. [28] He
Cic:Pis_40 yourself more worthless than Gabinius, so in the province
Cic:Pis_51 nothing of the return of Gabinius ; for though he himself
Cic:Pis_75 the crime of yourself and Gabinius, and that without disguise. For
Cic:Pis_88 were being superseded, but because Gabinius was not? What of the
Cic:ProvCon_2 greatest severity of language, Gabinius and Piso, those two
Cic:ProvCon_11 pride, and the cruelty of Gabinius. And indeed, in the present
Cic:ProvCon_16 of either Piso's lust or Gabinius's audacity and yet fell by
Cic:ProvCon_25 have condemned the letters of Gabinius with a most remarkable stigma
Cic:RabPost_8 were assessed against Aulus Gabinius, but no securities were
Cic:RabPost_10 in the case of Aulus Gabinius. Did any witness then mention
Cic:RabPost_12 when you were empanelled upon Gabinius, not a word after Gabinius's
Cic:RabPost_19 says the prosecutor, "instigated Gabinius to restore the king."
Cic:RabPost_21 talents had been promised to Gabinius. My client obviously had to
Cic:RabPost_30 Postumus was raising money for Gabinius he raised for himself ten
Cic:RabPost_32 ** for speaking approvingly of Gabinius as I had for defending
Cic:RabPost_37 defendant. Consequently had Gabinius offered securities, or
Cic:RedSen_16 unite your ingenuity with Aulus Gabinius for my downfall ? Did
Cic:Sest_18 [8.] [18] Here is one of them. Dripping with unguents,
Cic:Sest_32 Piso (to say nothing of Gabinius), with having so deceived public
Cic:Sest_53 provinces to Piso and Gabinius. Immortal Gods, guardians and
Cic:Sest_70 the opposition of Piso and Gabinius, and when the eight tribunes
Cic:Sest_93 ? when they think upon Gabinius and Piso, those two men
Cic:Vat_25 consulship against your dear friend Gabinius ; and if he had
Euseb]:Chron_261 ndria to rule there, but Gabinius, an officer of Pompeius
FastCap_p76 L.f. L.n. Piso Caesoninus , A. Gabinius A.f. . . [57] &
Hieron:Chron_1924 ter, Philippus was captured by Gabinius. Syria, which had
Joseph:AJ_14.37 had taken bribes; first Gabinius, and then Scaurus, - the
Joseph:AJ_14.55 forgave him, and sent Gabinius, and soldiers with him,
Joseph:AJ_14.56 of this performed; but Gabinius came back, being both
Joseph:AJ_14.101-104 * ed. [101] But when Gabinius found Syria in such a state,
Joseph:AJ_14.326 time when he was with Gabinius, he made both Herodes
Joseph:AJ_14.82-92 * incursion into Judaea, Gabinius came from Rome into Syri
Joseph:AJ_14.96-98 * brought as a captive to Gabinius, with his son Antigonus,
Joseph:BJ_1.140 uld not so much as admit Gabinius into the city, who was
Joseph:BJ_1.160-179 * own by Pompeius, had not Gabinius, who was sent as success
Joseph:BJ_1.244 marched into Judaea with Gabinius; so he constituted the
Oros_6.6 Petra. 2 Next he sent Gabinius with an army against the
Oros_6.15.30 there with the soldiers of Gabinius and he fought a great
ValMax_4.1.15 by the soldiers of Gabinius. Their murderers were afterwards
ValMax_4.2.4 For he vigorously defended A. Gabinius, who had expelled him from
ValMax_8.1.3 that was what follows. A. Gabinius, in the height of infamy,
ValMax_9.1e.6 of their city against A. Gabinius, but when they were commanded
[Vict]:VirIll_81 and the consuls Piso and Gabinius were incited against him after

Gabinius ⁷ (P. Gabinius) - Roman praetor, 89 B.C.
Cic:Arch_9 impaired by the frivolity of Gabinius so long as his reputation
Cic:DivCaec_64 right to prosecute Publius Gabinius. Quintus Caecilius, making a

Gabinius - in documents
CIL_1.2280 CIL_1 .2280 Latin Text Valus Gabinius. Avennio (Avig
CIL_1.412 arquinii. I, Retus Gabinius, slave of Gaius, made yo

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