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Oppianicus (Statius Albius Oppianicus) - stepfather of A.Cluentius
82/48 M.Aurius is murdered, probably at the instigation of Oppianicus.
80/32 Oppianicus murders his own sons, so that he is free to marry Sassia.
75/33 Oppianicus allegedly murders his aunt Cluentia, his brother Gaius,
74/8 Further crimes of Oppianicus, including the murder of Asuvius and Din
74/17 Oppianicus is accused and convicted of the attempted murder of Cluent
74/24 rmitting Staienus to hand out bribes during the trial of Oppianicus.
74/25 ccepting bribes during the trial of Oppianicus, but he is acquitted.
72/58 ere involved in the trial of Oppianicus, are all convicted of corrupt
71/36 The death of the elder Oppianicus; Sassia alleges that her son Cluent
69/20 Sassia prompts another inquest into the death of Oppianicus.
Cic:Caecin_28 received at the trial of Oppianicus. [29] As for him, what
Cic:Clu_9 conviction of his enemy, Statius Albius, an innocent man. I shall
Cic:Clu_10 Cluentius was induced to prosecute Oppianicus by no sort of desire
Cic:Clu_19 forth the charges on which Oppianicus was found guilty, in order
Cic:Clu_21 called Dinea, mother-in-law of Oppianicus, who had three sons,
Cic:Clu_23 [8.] [23] Oppianicus meanwhile, with that unparalleled
Cic:Clu_23 their knowledge been bribed by Oppianicus. One Aulus Aurius, ** a
Cic:Clu_25 will be surprised not that Oppianicus was at length convicted, but
Cic:Clu_30 task to accuse the dead Oppianicus, none the less, in my
Cic:Clu_32 deserve to be punished in Oppianicus; for she in doing violence
Cic:Clu_34 You see his suspicions of Oppianicus : his estimate of the
Cic:Clu_37 to seal this will, Oppianicus introduced to him persons
Cic:Clu_41 Dinea was making her will Oppianicus used his position as her
Cic:Clu_43 discovered and brought home to Oppianicus : the story will convince
Cic:Clu_46 : with these two men Oppianicus was always on most intimate
Cic:Clu_52 been none, but said that Oppianicus, whose agent the accused was,
Cic:Clu_58 had an attentive hearing: Oppianicus began to raise his
Cic:Clu_66 As soon as Oppianicus began to suspect, from the
Cic:Clu_71 less worthy judges angry with Oppianicus for having left them in
Cic:Clu_73 are finished." At this juncture Oppianicus did not feel any very
Cic:Clu_77 upon the conviction of Oppianicus, L. Quinctius, an ardent
Cic:Clu_82 [82] Come, then, since Oppianicus had many weighty motives for
Cic:Clu_84 [84] But, you may say, Oppianicus gave Staienus the money not
Cic:Clu_99 then, as afterwards at Oppianicus's trial, quietly kept the
Cic:Clu_100 that Staienus took money from Oppianicus to bribe the court, while
Cic:Clu_103 ** who had voted for Oppianicus's condemnation, made to stand on
Cic:Clu_108 jurors who had voted for Oppianicus's conviction. [109] Now you had
Cic:Clu_113 that someone voted against Oppianicus without being bribed ;
Cic:Clu_124 part. Convince us next that Oppianicus was an honest man with
Cic:Clu_131 had voted for Oppianicus's condemnation, L. Gellius's
Cic:Clu_135 a bribe to secure Oppianicus's conviction. On this man's
Cic:Clu_143 made about the condemnation of Oppianicus ; and you must admit,
Cic:Clu_162 was witnessed by his enemy Oppianicus. "He refused to discharge a
Cic:Clu_169 his mother. You assert that Oppianicus's death was caused by poison
Cic:Clu_181 to investigate the death of Oppianicus? Who will believe you? What
Cic:Clu_188 second ** marriage with Oppianicus, which, contracted only after

Oppianicus ² (C. Oppianicus) - the brother of the elder Oppianicus
+ Gaius
75/33 his aunt Cluentia, his brother Gaius, and his sister-in-law Auria.
Cic:Clu_30 to murder his brother, G. Oppianicus.

Oppianicus ³ - the son of the elder Oppianicus
Cic:Clu_21 left his property to young Oppianicus here, his sister's son, with
Cic:Clu_22 but making her grandson, Oppianicus the younger, the heir-in-chief.
Cic:Clu_33 [12.] [33] Now young Oppianicus's uncle, Gn. Magius, had come
Cic:Clu_40 Again, is it not patent, Oppianicus, that your father murdered your
Cic:Clu_65 deny it? I challenge you, Oppianicus, and you, Accius, who both
Cic:Clu_166 an attempt to poison young Oppianicus here, at a dinner which
Cic:Clu_176 and also demanded that young Oppianicus here should give up for
Cic:Clu_187 Nicostratus? [187] I ask you, Oppianicus, to say what was done

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