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  Picenum   - a region on the east coast of Italy
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  + Piceni , Picentes
299/13 The Picentes report that the Samnites are about to start a rebellion.
269/18 War breaks out between the Picentes and Rome.
268/7 Sempronius defeats the Picentes.
268/10 Sempronius and Claudius both celebrate triumphs, over the Picentes.
217/28 nnibal advances to the Adriatic coast and rests his army in Picenum.
117/10 CIL_661, a milestone from Picenum.
90/27 The Picentes raid Roman territory, and put their prisoners to death.
89/49 The triumph of Pompeius Strabo, over the Picentes of Asculum.
83/8 Cn.Pompeius raises an army in Picenum.
72/30 Spartacus defeats the combined forces of the consuls in Picenum.
49/8 Caesar marches south through Umbria and Picenum.
    Within translations:
Cic:Att_7.21-24 *   Pompeius must first come to Picenum. No one except myse
Cic:Brut_57   itories of the Gauls and Piceni among the citizens, and
Cic:Cat_2.5   Q. Metellus has levied in Picenum and among the Senonian Gauls,
Cic:Cat_2.26   districts of the Ager and Picenum, will either crush the villain
Cic:HarResp_62   same time at Potentia in Picenum ; then surely you will
Cic:Phil_5.44   Pompeius held the territory of Picenum which was hostile to the
Cic:RabPerd_22   neighbourhood? Did the whole of Picenum follow the madness of a
Cic:Sull_25   show that the people of Picenum ** alone are not foreigners,
Cic:Sull_53   in the districts of Camerinum, Picenum, Gaul - districts which had
CIL_1.1898   .1898 Building in Picenum. On an old aque
CIL_1.1916   ius. Near Monte Prandone in E. Picenum. Publius Buxu
CIL_1.382   formed by punctured dots. From Picenum. To Vibius Avi
CIL_1.383   ronze tablet found near Firmum Picenum. Lucius Teren
Diod_37.2   ulum, the Lucanians, the Picentes, the people of Nola,
Diod_37.12   atres of Rome. The Picentes, wishing to deprive the Roma
Diod_37.13   the proconsul did to the Picentes: for Servilius spoke
Diod_37.16   released by the Picentes, and in gratitude for the
FastTr__P   Pedum, a town in Latium Picentes Inhabitants of Umbria,
FastTr_p107   .n. Strabo, consul, & over the Picentes of Asculum, 6 k.Ja
FastTr_p99   [Sophus, consul], & over the Picentes, [...] [268/7] &
Hieron:Chron_1928   [not in Ar.] The Picentes, Marsi and Paeligni fought a
Obseq_3   because it rained stones in Picenum and heavenly fires which arose
Obseq_43   comitium it rained milk; in Picenum three suns were seen. In
Obseq_45   west to the east. In Picenum houses were reduced to ruins
Obseq_55   In the territory of Picenum Romans were tortured in
Oros_4.4   led an army against the Picentes. Just as the battle lines
Oros_4.18   the city of Cesena in Picenum, and that famous village of
Oros_5.18   and defeated the Picentes. Their leader Vidacilius
Plin:HN_3.38   and of Campania, then of Picenum and Lucania and the Bruttii,
Plin:HN_3.108   town of the Vidicini in Picenum was destroyed by the Romans.
Plin:HN_3.109   on one side of it Picenum, and behind it Umbria, while
Plin:HN_3.110   Praetutii ends and that of Picenum begins; [111] the town of
Plin:HN_3.111   Asculum, the most famous in Picenum. Inland is Novana, and on
Plin:HN_6.218   Verona, Cremona, Ravenna, Ancona, Picenum, the Marsi, Paeligni and
Plinius:Ep_6.1   the Po and you were in Picenum, I did not miss you so
Sall:Hist_1.48   inion, unless Vettius of Picenum and the clerk Cornelius
ValMax_1.6.5   with an elephant's head. In Picenum it rained stones. In Gaul
ValMax_5.3.4   Laenas, of the territory of Picenum, at the request of M.
ValMax_9.15.1   the monster from Firmum in Picenum, who was mentioned in an


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