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Norbanus (C. Norbanus) - Roman consul, 83 B.C.
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103/12 are both exiled, following riots instigated by the tribune Norbanus.
95/16 Norbanus is brought to trial for his conduct as tribune in 103 B.C.;
87/13 Norbanus, the governor of Sicily, saves Rhegium from an attack by the
83/_ Consuls: L. Cornelius L.f. Scipio Asiaticus, C. Norbanus
83/12 Sulla defeats Norbanus at Canusium.
83/27 Sulla advances against Norbanus at Capua, but Norbanus avoids him.
82/29 Albinovanus murders the officers of Norbanus, who escapes to Rhodes.
81/47 C.Norbanus commits suicide to avoid capture at Rhodes.
Within translations:
Cassiod:Chr_671 [671] & L. Scipio and C. Norbanus. & In the year of
Cic:DeOr_2.89 mine, when he accused Gaius Norbanus, ** and I defended him.
Cic:DeOr_2.107 and our friend Sulpicius in Norbanus's case; for though I admitted
Cic:DeOr_2.124 and that the sedition of Norbanus, proceeding from the grief of
Cic:DeOr_2.167 of what do you accuse Norbanus, whose tribuneship was subservient to
Cic:DeOr_2.188 of Manius Aquilius, ** Gaius Norbanus, ** and some others; but
Cic:DeOr_2.199 people, be held against Gaius Norbanus as a heinous crime or
Cic:DeOr_2.203 happened was not sedition in Norbanus, but resentment on the part
Cic:Quinct_24 the consulship of Scipio and Norbanus. I beg you to bear
Cic:Verr_2.5.8 Sicily was that under Gaius Norbanus, even though all Italy was
Diod_37.2 14 But Gaius Norbanus, the governor of Sicily, so
Exsuper_43 the consulship of Norbanus and Sulla, when Sulla returned
FastCap_p74 .f. L.n. Scipio Asiaticus , C. Norbanus . . . [82] & C.
FGrH_252.A hen Sulla defeated Norbanus near Capua, and after shutting
Oros_5.20 and overcame the consul Norbanus in battle. Sulla's men
Oros_5.21 four consuls, Carbo, Marius, Norbanus, and Scipio. Among the
ValMax_8.5.2 openly endeavoured to ruin C. Norbanus, who was brought to trial

Norbanus → see Flaccus

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