Tarracina - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Tarracina - a town of the Volsci in Latium, Italy
314/22 The Romans defeat the Samnites at (?) Tarracina.
44/51 Octavianus travels across Italy to Tarracina in Latium.
Within translations:
Cic:DeOr_2.240 a quarrel with him at Tarracina about a courtesan; it was
Cic:RoscAm_64 Caelius, a well-known citizen of Tarracina, ** went to bed after
CIL_1.890 L_1 .890 (iii) Near Tarracina. 93 B.C. Inspecte
Ennius:Ann_165 hich is now spoken of as Tarracina, belonging to the Volsc
Obseq_12 wool sprouted from trees. At Tarracina in the temple of Minerva,
Obseq_14 was killed by lightning. At Terracina triplet boys were born. At
Obseq_24 on a tranquil day. At Terracina the praetor M. Claudius was
Obseq_28 one strike of lightning. At Terracina on a tranquil day the
ValMax_8.1.13 from a noble family in Tarracina, were brought to trial for

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