Sinuessa - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Sinuessa - a Roman colony on the coast of Latium, Italy
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295/27 Roman colonies are founded at Minturnae and Sinuessa.
Within translations:
Cic:Att_9.15 26th, on the 27th at Sinuessa. This we consider certain."
Cic:Att_9.16 March Caesar will stop at Sinuessa, they say. He sent me
Cic:Att_14.8 15th in my lodge at Sinuessa. I am glad about Marius,
Cic:Att_15.2 as I was starting from Sinuessa, and stopped at ... Then
Cic:Att_15.1a I stayed that day at Sinuessa, and there I have scribbled
Cic:Att_16.10 I reached my house at Sinuessa, and on that day it
Cic:Att_16.13 daybreak to go on from Sinuessa, and before dawn I had
CIL_1.1578 ius Papius; public services at Sinuessa and Caedex. F
Hieron:Chron_1914 the writer of comedies died at Sinuessa, when fairly old.
Oros_5.9 five hundred slaves, and at Sinuessa, Q. Metellus and Cn. Servilius
Plin:HN_3.59 Liris, once called Clanis; and Sinuessa, the last town in the

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