Oppius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Oppius (Mons Oppius) - a hill in Rome
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CIL_1.1003 .1003 On the Mons Oppius, Rome. Tablet of

Oppius ⁷ (Q. Oppius) - Roman proconsul, who fought against Mithridates
88/24 ree of Aphrodisias authorising immediate aid to be sent to Q.Oppius.
88/25 The inhabitants of Laodiceia hand over Q.Oppius to Mithridates.
84/18 IAph_8.2, a letter of Q.Oppius to the city of Aphrodisias.
Within translations:
Athen_5.213 in Pamphylia, Quintus Oppius, has been surrendered to
GranLic_27 uld release the envoys Q.Oppius and M'.Aquilius, and he

Oppius ⁹ (P. Oppius) - Roman quaestor, 74 B.C.
73/35 Cotta dismisses Oppius from his post as pro-quaestor.

Oppius ¹⁰ (C. Oppius) - a friend and assistant of Julius Caesar
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44/82 Cic:Fam_11.29, a letter from Cicero to Oppius.

Oppius ¹³ - Roman aedile, 37 B.C.
37/4 ople of Rome donate money to M.Oppius, to enable him to stay in offic

Oppius ¹⁷ Statianus - legate of M.Antonius, 36 B.C.
36/11 egions, under the command of Oppius Statianus, is destroyed by the

Oppius - in documents
CIL_1.2239 CIL_1 .2239 Lucius Oppius and others. On a
CIL_1.384 CIL_1 .384 Lucius Oppius. On stone. Foun

Oppius → see Opimius²

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