Rufus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Rufus (M. Pomponius Rufus) - consular tribune, 399 B.C.
FastCap_p36 curinus M. Pomponius L.f. L.n. Rufus Voler. Publilius P.f.

Rufus ² (M. Minucius Rufus) - Roman consul, 221 B.C.
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221/_ Consuls: P. Cornelius Cn.f. Scipio Asina, M. Minucius C.f. Rufus
221/42 Fabius Maximus (? or Minucius) is forced to resign as dictator.
217/43 The magister equitum, M.Minucius, is granted the same powers as Fabiu
217/44 Fabius saves Minucius from defeat by Hannibal.
217/52 CIL_607, a dedication by Minucius.
Within translations:
CIL_11.1828 rescue of the army of Minucius, the magister equ
FastCap_p60 Minucius C.f. C.n. Rufus - because of an interregnum dicta
Nepos_23.5 this exploit, when Marcus Minucius Rufus, master of horse had been
Oros_4.13 The consuls Cornelius and Minucius 221 B.C. subdued them
Plut:Mor_195 the enemy. & When Minucius, his fellow-consul, upon routi
ValMax_3.8.2 nothing. When the senate made Minucius, the master of the horse
ValMax_5.2.4 he was still living. For Minucius, master of the horse who
[Vict]:VirIll_43 by delaying. He permitted Minucius, the magister equitum to

Rufus ³ (Q. Minucius Rufus) - Roman consul, 197 B.C.
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197/_ Consuls: C. Cornelius L.f. Cethegus, Q. Minucius C.f. Rufus
197/28 ls, but the senate refuses to grant an official triumph to Minucius.
195/19 The triumph of Q.Minucius, from further Spain.
Within translations:
Cic:Brut_73 Cornelius and Q. Minucius [197 B.C.], at the public game
FastCap_p64 thegus , Q. Minucius C.f. C.n. Rufus [196] & L. Furius Sp.
FastTr_p102 Minucius C.f. C.n. Rufus, consul,] & over the G[auls and

Rufus ⁴ (T. Annius Rufus) - Roman consul, 128 B.C.
128/_ Consuls: Cn. Octavius Cn.f., T. Annius Rufus

Rufus ⁵ (M. Minucius Rufus) - Roman consul, 110 B.C.
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121/1 Minucius and Opimius revoke some of Gracchus' laws.
110/_ Consuls: M. Minucius Q.f. Rufus, Sp. Postumius Albinus
109/11 M.Minucius defeats the Scordisci.
109/19 inscription commemorating Minucius' victory over the Scordisci.
106/9 The triumph of Minucius, over the Scordisci and Thracians.
Within translations:
Cic:Phil_2.84 was in the Portico of Minucius. ** What defence can there
CIL_1.584 ntus Minucius and Marcus Minucius fixing the territo
CIL_1.674 in the consulship of Marcus Minucius and Spurius Po
CIL_1.692 692 Marcus Minucius Rufus, consul in 110 B.C.
FastCap_p72 [110] & M. Minucius Q.f. . . Rufus , Sp. Postumius . .
FastTr_p107 Minucius Q.f. ... Rufus, pro]consul, & [over the Scordisc
Festus:Brev_9 ithin their own borders, Minucius annihilated them in the
Oros_5.12 plebs he was succeeded by Minucius, who proceeded to tear up
Syll_710 (c. 109) statue in honour of Marcus Minucius, after he defeated the
[Vict]:VirIll_65 distributing the land. When Minucius Rufus, a tribune of the plebs,

Rufus ⁶ (P. Sextilius Rufus) - the heir of Q. Fabius Gallus, 1st century B.C.
82/50 Q.Fadius Gallus leaves his estate to P.Sextilius Rufus.

Rufus ⁷ (L. Mescinius Rufus) - Roman quaestor, 51 B.C.
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49/16 13.48, letters from Cicero to Mescinius Rufus and Sextilius Rufus.
49/38 & 5.19, letters from Cicero to Ser.Sulpicius and Mescinius Rufus.
46/31 Cic:Fam_5.21 & 7.3, letters from Cicero to L.Mescinius and M.Marius.

Rufus ⁸ (M. Caelius Rufus) - Roman praetor, 48 B.C.
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82/9 The birth of M.Caelius Rufus and C.Licinius Calvus, on the same day.
61/33 M.Caelius accompanies Q.Pompeius, the governor of Africa.
56/27 Cic:Cael, Cicero's speech in defence of M.Caelius.
52/72 Praise for M.Caelius' conduct as tribune of the plebs.
51/14 Cic:Fam_8.1, a letter from Caelius to Cicero.
51/18 Cic:Fam_8.2 & 8.3, two letters from Caelius to Cicero.
51/22 _2.8 & 13.1, letters from Cicero, at Athens, to Caelius and Memmius.
51/30 Cic:Fam_8.4, a letter from Caelius to Cicero.
51/39 Cic:Fam_8.5 & 8.9, two letters from Caelius to Cicero.
51/46 Cic:Fam_8.8, a letter from Caelius to Cicero.
51/47 3.8, letters from Cicero to Caelius and Appius Claudius, written nea
51/54 Fam_2'10, a letter from Cicero to Caelius, written near Pindenissum.
50/7 Cic:Fam_8.6, a letter from Caelius to Cicero, announcing that Curio
50/10 Cic:Fam_2.14, a letter from Cicero to Caelius.
50/15 Cic:Fam_2.11, a letter from Cicero to Caelius.
50/18 Cic:Fam_8.7 & 8.11, two letters from Caelius to Cicero.
50/20 Cic:Fam_2.13 & 2.18, letters from Cicero to Caelius and Q.Thermus.
50/27 Cic:Fam_2.12 & 8.13, letters of Cicero to and from Caelius.
50/36 Cic:Fam_8.14, a letter from Caelius to Cicero.
50/37 m_2.15, letters from Cicero to Atticus and Caelius, written at Side.
50/46 Cic:Fam_8.12, a letter from Caelius to Cicero.
49/4 tonius, Q.Cassius, Curio and Caelius leave Rome, and go to join Caesa
49/23 Cic:Fam_8.15, a letter from Caelius to Cicero.
49/35 Cic:Fam_8.16, a letter from Caelius to Cicero.
49/39 Cic:Fam_2.16, a letter from Cicero to Caelius.
48/6 Cic:Fam_8.17, a letter from Caelius to Cicero.
48/12 General comments about M.Caelius, a gifted orator.
48/13 Caelius and Milo attempt to start a revolt on behalf of debtors, but
Cicero,- CICERO, Oratio pro M.Caelio
Ascon_33 tribe. Some days later M. Caelius, tribune of the plebs accorded
Ascon_34 the same time demanded by Caelius; and those of Hypeaeus and
Ascon_36 three to the defendant. M. Caelius, tribune of the plebs an
Ascon_37 but on the next day Caelius, tribune of the plebs, and
Ascon_55 by M. Cicero and M. Caelius, who succeeded in getting him
Cic:Brut_273 him. [273] & M. Caelius too must not pass unnoticed,
Cic:Brut_297 but very lately of your pupil Caelius. I acknowledge, how
Cic:Mil_91 was being given to Marcus Caelius, tribune of the plebs a
Hieron:Chron_1969 ia. [not in Ar.] M.Caelius, a praetor, and T.Annius Milo,
Hieron:Chron_1996 tratinus, who prosecuted Caelius when he was seventeen yea
Oros_6.15 out, accompanied by Curio and Caelius, to join Caesar. 3 After
Plin:HN_7.165 the same night; Marcus Caelius Rufus and Gaius Licinius Calvus both
Plin:HN_35.165 accept the account of Marcus Caelius, with a piece of Samian
ValMax_4.2.7 [2.7] As for Caelius Rufus, though his life was infamous,
ValMax_5.3.4 at the request of M. Caelius, with no less care than

Rufus ⁹ (C. Sextilius Rufus) - Roman quaestor, 47 B.C.
49/16 13.48, letters from Cicero to Mescinius Rufus and Sextilius Rufus.
Within translations:
Cic:Fam_12.13 the command of Sextilius Rufus, and the three fleets Turul

Rufus ¹⁰ (L. Caecilius Rufus) - Roman praetor, 57 B.C.
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57/19 The praetor L.Caecilius is attacked at the Apollinares, in a protest
Within translations:
Cic:Mil_38 and courageous praetor Lucius Caecilius ** was besieged? Could
Cic:RedSen_22 the fact that unofficially Lucius Caecilius was at pains to devote
Cic:Sull_62 he has bitterly attacked Lucius Caecilius, who is an honourable and
Cic:Sull_65 vote. Since that time Lucius Caecilius has done many things for
ExcBarb_50B entulus (II) and Lepidus Rufinus and Piso Mesalla and Seri

Rufus ¹¹ (C. Valgius Rufus) - suffect consul, 12 B.C.
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[Tib]:PanMes_177 song. You have in Valgius one that can gird himself for
CIL_add.8 (1st cent. A.D.) imus, when Quirinius and Valgius were consuls.
FastCap_p82 Valgius C.f. . . Rufus - elected in his place and then

Rufus ¹² (Q. Minucius Rufus) - brother of the consul of 110 B.C.
106/19 CIL_1.693, a dedication by Q.Minucius Rufus to Apollo at Delphi
Within translations:
CIL_1.584 Quintus Minucius Rufus and Marcus Minucius Rufus, sons

Rufus ¹³ (C. Titius Rufus) - Roman praetor, 50 B.C.
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50/6 Cic:Fam_13.58-59, letters from Cicero to C.Titius and M.Curtius

Rufus ¹⁴ (Q. Corellius Rufus) - suffect consul, 78 A.D.
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Plinius:Ep_1.12 a man. Corellius Rufus is dead, and what makes my grief
Plinius:Ep_3.3 & Farewell. (*) & Corellius Rufus: for his death, see
Plinius:Ep_4.17 to champion the daughter of Corellius. I picture to mys
Plinius:Ep_5.1 ate could boast of possessing, Corellius and Frontinus.
Plinius:Ep_7.11 the sister of Corellius Rufus, whose memory is especially
Plinius:Ep_7.31 time, when our friend Corellius chose him as his assist
Plinius:Ep_9.13 ling practice to consult Corellius on all matters, for I

Rufus ¹⁵ (Acilius Rufus) - suffect consul, 107 A.D.
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Plinius:Ep_6.13 ched. Only Acilius Rufus and seven or eight others - seven

Rufus ¹⁶ (Munatius Rufus) - a friend of Cato the younger, who wrote some memoirs

Rufus - in documents
CIL_1.1570 matron; Lucius Larcius Rufus, son of Publius; Pub
CIL_1.1794 ezza. Titus Annius Rufus son of Titus, Lucius Septi
CIL_1.2513 'Quintus Numerius Rufus son of Quintus, quaestor,'
CIL_1.674 son of Vibius Marcus Vibius Rufus, son of Marcus Co
Lucill_11.143 thee, until the day when Rufus the grammarian shall come
Lucill_11.233 business and the painter Rufus contended as to which of
OGIS_196 (32) the centurions Rufus, Demetrius, Niger, Valerius, L
SelPap_1.18 Aurelii Ctistus son of Rufus and Dionysia and his
SelPap_2.219 Proclamation of Marcus Mettius Rufus, praefect of Eg
SelPap_2.315 Examinations of Longaeus Rufus, late praefect, condu
SelPap_2.324 ncy the praefect Mettius Rufus, his property at the pr
SelPap_2.368 Thoth 6. Valerius Rufus, standard-bearer of the 1st L
SelPap_2.387 trious praefect Longaeus Rufus commanded to be bough
Syll_322 Caesar Aulus Popillius Rufus son of Marcus Artemon

Rufus → see Caninius

Rufus → see Mamercinus

Rufus → see Messalla⁷

Rufus → see Pompeius

Rufus → see Rutilius⁴

Rufus → see Salvidienus

Rufus → see Sulpicius³

Rufus → see Verginius

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