Servilia - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Servilia - the mother of M.Brutus
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59/19 Caesar buys an expensive pearl for Servilia, the mother of Brutus.
Within translations:
Ascon_19 himself were close friends of Servilia the sister of Cato, who
Cic:AdBrut_26 great capacity and energy, your mother, whose every care centres on
Cic:Att_5.4 Servius through the agency of Servilia. Now, even if it were
Cic:Att_13.11 his estate. 2 So, if Servilia has come, if Brutus has
Cic:Att_13.16 What about Servilia ? Has she come ?
Cic:Att_15.6 Balbus writes to me that Servilia has returned, and claims that
Cic:Att_15.11 to see me. Then before Servilia, Tertulla, Porcia, ** and a
Cic:Att_15.11 the presence of Servilia [mother of Brutus], Tertulla
Cic:Att_15.12 rejects the corn-supply job, and Servilia says she will cut it
Cic:Att_15.13 know nothing of Brutus, but Servilia says M. Scaptius has come,
Cic:Att_15.17 as usual in standing by Servilia, that is to say, Brutus.
Cic:Att_15.24 Brutus just got back yesterday, Servilia told him Brutus had started
Nepos:Att_11 the distressed. Servilia, for instance, the mother of

Servilia → see Rhea²

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