Minturnae - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Minturnae - a town in Latium, Italy
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295/27 Roman colonies are founded at Minturnae and Sinuessa.
88/39 Marius is discovered hiding in a swamp near Minturnae.
88/40 The inhabitants of Minturnae send a Gaul to kill Marius, but he fails
Within translations:
Athen_1.7 belly, living chiefly at Minturnae, a city of Campania,
Cic:LegAgr_2.36 Gaurus, ** the osier-beds of Minturnae ** ; add to these
Cic:Pis_43 sunk in the marshes of Minturnae, and the Africa he had
Cic:Planc_26 to him? The colonists of Minturnae ** rescued Gaius Marius from
Cic:RedPop_20 marshes by the folk of Minturnae, ** who compassionately hastened to
Cic:Sest_50 poorest of the inhabitants of Minturnae, whence he reached the most
CIL_1.682 tions of the Ager Campanus and Minturnae. The Hamle
Obseq_27a Ardea it rained earth. At Minturnae a wolf lacerated a guard
Oros_5.9 far and wide. At Minturnae, the Romans crucified five
Oros_5.19 himself in the swamps of Minturnae, where he had the bad
Plin:HN_3.59 still exists the colony of Minturnae, through which runs the river
ValMax_1.5.5 house of one Fannia at Minturnae for his security. For he
ValMax_2.10.6 in a private house in Minturnae, did not dare to attack
ValMax_8.2.3 nature. For C. Titinius of Minturnae took Fannia as his wife,
[Vict]:VirIll_67 hid in the marshes of Minturnae. When he was discovered there

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