Larensis - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Larensis (P. Livius Larensis) - one of the speakers in the Deipnosophists of Athenaeus
Athen_2.50 nder himself. Then Larensis says— "You, O Greeks, lay clai
Athen_5.221 Ulpianus had said this, Larensis bearing witness to the
Athen_6.270 prediction about you, O Larensis, - & There are none of
Athen_6.272 all these statements, Larensis rose up and said,- But
Athen_13.558 harlot. [7.] After Larensis had said all this, Leonides,
Athen_14.613 our liberal entertainer Larensis is every day constantly
Athen_14.620 our entertainments: for Larensis delighted in the reciter
Athen_15.701 another . . . Then Larensis prayed to all the gods

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