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Pansa (Q. Appuleius Pansa) - Roman consul, 300 B.C.
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300/_ Consuls: M. Valerius M.f. Corvus (V), Q. Appuleius Pansa
300/6 Appuleius begins the siege of Nequinum in Umbria.
Within translations:
FastCap_p50 Corvus V , Q. Appuleius . . . Pansa censors: P. Semproniu

Pansa ² (C. Vibius Pansa Caetronianus) - Roman consul, 43 B.C.
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43/_ Consuls: C. Vibius Pansa Caetronianus , A. Hirtius A.f.
43/11 Cicero practices declamation with Hirtius and Pansa.
43/42 Gallorum: M.Antonius defeats Pansa, but is then defeated by Hirtius.
43/49 The consul Pansa dies of wounds received in the battle of Forum Gallo
43/52 Hirtius and Pansa are given public funerals.
Within translations:
Cassiod:Chr_711 Curia Pompeia. [711] & C. Pansa and A. Hirtius. & In
ChronPasc_456 conquest of Gaul. [Ol. 183.1] Pansa and Hirtius were cons
Cic:AdBrut_3 by a private understanding with Pansa, or by proceedings in the
Cic:AdBrut_4 who proposed in opposition to Pansa and in disregard of his
Cic:AdBrut_5 the departure of the consul Pansa, a vote of homage to
Cic:AdBrut_10 They were his victories, for Pansa had taken to flight with
Cic:AdBrut_13 4 If Pansa were still alive, I believe
Cic:AdBrut_14 recommend Glycon, the doctor of Pansa, who has the sister of
Cic:AdBrut_15 has decided to apply for Pansa's place ** ; we beg
Cic:AdBrut_18 attitude. In the Senate Pansa displayed sufficient energy and
Cic:AdBrut_23 on dead men, Hirtius and Pansa, and even on Aquila. **
Cic:Att_11.6 they approve, call in Trebonius, Pansa and anyone else you like,
Cic:Att_11.14 still keeping on, as both Pansa and Hirtius have written to
Cic:Att_12.14 let me know, especially when Pansa is going. ** I am
Cic:Att_12.17 . Let me know when Pansa departs, when you know yourself.
Cic:Att_12.19 at any again. 3 If Pansa has set out to-day, as
Cic:Att_12.27 knows now where to expect Pansa. If, as is generally the
Cic:Att_13.21 Let me know too about Pansa, if anything definite is known,
Cic:Att_14.11 Balbus, Hirtius, and Pansa are here with me. Octavius
Cic:Att_14.19 of pleasure to myself. But Pansa appears to be in a
Cic:Att_14.20 I saw a lot of Pansa at Pompeii: and he quite
Cic:Att_15.1 16th of May to meet Pansa at Naples, his whole mind
Cic:Att_15.12 to be well affected. In Pansa and Hirtius, however, he has
Cic:Att_15.22 nuisance to us. I believe Pansa is talking amiably. I know
Cic:Att_15.23 am on board ship. If Pansa sends an answer to your
Cic:Att_16.1 hope have we, then? In Pansa, when he enters office? There
Cic:Att_16.9 do anything without your friend Pansa's advice. I am afraid Antony
Cic:Brut_218 ersation with our friend Pansa, and his son Curio, when
Cic:Fam_12.5 trusted, while, at Rome, Pansa has collected strong forces
Cic:Fam_12.7 for the violent opposition of Pansa. Having made the prop
Cic:Fam_15.17 icated. Our friend Pansa set out in military uniform on
Cic:Fam_15.19 that our friend Pansa was sped on his way by universal
Cic:Lig_1 Africa; and this charge Gaius Pansa, ** with all his outstanding
Cic:Lig_7 of which this same Gaius Pansa was the bearer, I held
Cic:Phil_3.37 That Caius Pansa and Aulus Hirtius, the consuls
Cic:Phil_3.39 Senate resolves that Caius Pansa and Aulus Hirtius, consuls
Cic:Phil_5.32 by the consuls Hirtius and Pansa and by Caius Caesar's son
Cic:Phil_5.53 from service; and that Caius Pansa and Aulus Hirtius, one or
Cic:Phil_7.5 nay, even a citizen? Caius Pansa, our most gallant and excellent
Cic:Phil_7.27 confined and chained. You personally, Pansa, I remind - though you
Cic:Phil_8.1 conduct of business yesterday, Caius Pansa, than the purpose of your
Cic:Phil_8.6 of hostility or war that Pansa read from his colleague's letter:
Cic:Phil_8.33 Ides of next either Caius Pansa or Aulus Hirtius, the consuls,
Cic:Phil_9.3 then in other instances, Caius Pansa, so in this you have
Cic:Phil_9.9 exhortation of the Consul Pansa, more impressive than Servius
Cic:Phil_9.16 the pedestal; and that Caius Pansa and Aulus Hirtius, the consuls,
Cic:Phil_10. [1.] We ought, Pansa, to feel and to express
Cic:Phil_10.15 of Aulus Hirtius, of Caius Pansa, of Decimus Brutus, and of
Cic:Phil_10.17 from Marcus Brutus would not Pansa see it? or, if he
Cic:Phil_10.21 have followed him up; afterwards Pansa's levy has roused this city
Cic:Phil_10.25 these circumstances, whereas Caius Pansa, the consul, has mentioned
Cic:Phil_11.22 however much your mind, Caius Pansa, may be, as it is,
Cic:Phil_11.31 their services. And that Caius Pansa and Aulus Hirtius, consuls, the
Cic:Phil_11.39 of Caesar vigorous; now the Pansas are vigorous, the Hirtii, the
Cic:Phil_12.6 that the bravest of men, Pansa, just now made such a
Cic:Phil_12.14 been justly praised by you, Pansa, not only in this assembly
Cic:Phil_12.15 own country. Where, Caius Pansa, are those most noble
Cic:Phil_12.18 intimate friend; you yourself, Pansa, though a most energetic
Cic:Phil_12.23 Etruria. Do we then know, Pansa, in what districts the authority
Cic:Phil_13.46 either Aulus Hirtius or Caius Pansa, the consuls, will hesitate to
Cic:Phil_14.5 [5] What was Caius Pansa's object in holding levies,
Cic:Phil_14.22 to the despatches of Caius Pansa and Aulus Hirtius the consuls,
Cic:Phil_14.25 name should I better call Pansa, although he has a name
Cic:Phil_14.36 move as follows: "Whereas Caius Pansa, consul and imperator has made
CIL_add.8 (1st cent. A.D.) fasces], when Hirtius and Pansa [were consuls]. (
ExcBarb_49B years. Hirtius and Pansa Burtus and Cortilianus Gaius Juli
FastCap_p80 80] [43] & C. Vibius C.f. C.n. Pansa Caetronianus - died
Festus:Brev_2 Brutus and Publicola to Pansa and Hirtius there were 916
NicDam_130.77 so) and appointed Vibius Pansa and Aulus Hirtius as consul
NicDam_130.111 the following men: Publius, Vibius, Lucius and especial
Obseq_69 statue of the consul C. Pansa collapsed in the home of
Oros_6.18 Mutina, the consuls Hirtius and Pansa 43 B.C. together with Caesar,
ValMax_5.2.10 the funerals of Hirtius and Pansa, they who provided all the

Pansa ³ (L. Titinius Pansa Saccus) - consular tribune, 400 B.C.
FastCap_p36 ullinus L. Titinius L.f. M'.n. Pansa Saccus L. Publilius

Pansa - in documents
SelPap_1.43 husband Gaius Valerius Pansa, ex-gymnasiarch, from

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