Junius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Junius (P. Junius) - a Roman who maintained the temple of Castor, 1st century B.C.
80/26 P.Junius takes over responsibility for the maintenance of the temple
Cic:Verr_2.1.130 Castor had been one Publius Junius. He died, leaving a young
Cic:Verr_2.1.151 very ordinary Roman called Publius Junius ; and his dying father

Junius ² - the son of P.Junius, who was still young when his father died
74/30 lly the temple of Castor, which has devolved to a boy called Junius.

Junius ³ (C. Junius) - Roman aedile, (?) 75 B.C.
74/24 C.Junius is condemned for permitting Staienus to hand out bribes duri
Cic:Clu_1 felt against the trial before Junius ; while in the other
Cic:Clu_55 President of the court, G. Junius, in accordance with the law
Cic:Clu_74 of the court, G. Junius, against the jury considering
Cic:Clu_79 president of the court, G. Junius, was flung into the still
Cic:Clu_89 is the conviction of G. Junius, who had presided at the
Cic:Clu_90 tell me on what charge Junius stood his trial. Ask whom
Cic:Clu_92 Cluentius? Why should it? If Junius was irregular in the filling
Cic:Clu_96 that case and this. In Junius's case it was proposed that
Cic:Clu_103 fine which was claimed from Junius can by no manner of
Cic:Clu_108 And so, the ruin of Junius accomplished, Quinctius let the whole
Cic:Clu_119 served in the trial before Junius, endorsing it with the very
Cic:Clu_137 by the tears of G. Junius's little son, assembled in an
Cic:Clu_138 trials, this very trial before Junius. As if indeed I had
Cic:Verr_1.29 in the court over which Junius presided, he did not simply
Cic:Verr_2.1.157 of the court over which Junius presided. Why, how could I

Junius ⁴ (T. Junius) - an orator, who spoke agaist P.Sextius
Cic:Brut_180 questrian rank. T. Junius, the son of Lucius, who had serv

Junius ⁵ - a writer quoted by Varro as a source for Latin etymologies
Ennius:Ann_112 lus; the Luceres, according to Junius, from Lucumo. SERVIU

Junius - in documents
CIL_1.678 ta. 106 B.C. Titus Junius, son of Numerius Gaius Numol

Junius → see Blaesus²

Junius → see Brutus

Junius → see Bubulcus

Junius → see Macrianus

Junius → see Pennus

Junius → see Pera

Junius → see Pullus

Junius → see Silanus

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