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Rupilius
(P. Rupilius) - Roman consul, 132 B.C.
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133/31
P.Rupilius is elected consul, through the influence of Scipio.
132/_
Consuls: P. Popillius C.f. Laenas, P. Rupilius P.f.
132/4
Rupilius punishes Q.Fabius for losing control of Tauromenium.
132/6
Rupilius captures Tauromenium.
132/8
Rupilius captures Enna: end of the slave wars.
131/1
Rupilius restores order in Sicily, and draws up the regulations known
130/17
The death of P.Rupilius, allegedly caused by disappointment at his
  Within translations:
Cic:Tusc_4.40
- Fannius writes that P. Rupilius took it much to heart,
Cic:Verr_2.2.125
there too, by Publius Rupilius, who had instituted similar
Cic:Verr_2.2.32
which were enacted by Publius Rupilius ** on the recommendation of
Cic:Verr_2.2.39
by the consul Publius Rupilius on the recommendation of
Cic:Verr_2.2.90
for the Sicilians by Publius Rupilius, in conformity with a decree
Cic:Verr_2.3.125
Marcus Laevinus ** or Publius Rupilius or Manius Aquilius ** as
Cic:Verr_2.4.112
of Publius Popilius and Publius Rupilius, ** the place was in
Diod_34.2
bels, until such time as Rupilius the Roman general recove
FastCap_p72
opillius C.f. P.n. Laenas , P. Rupilius P.f. P. n. [131]
Oros_5.9
fastened to the gibbet. 7 Rupilius, who had succeeded Piso as
ValMax_2.7.3
of their families. For P. Rupilius the consul, in that war
ValMax_4.7.1
For when the senate commanded Rupilius and Laenas the consuls to
ValMax_6.9.8
[9.8] P. Rupilius was not one of the
ValMax_9.12e.1
When he was brought to Rupilius the consul after the capture
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