Cloelius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Cloelius (Sex. Cloelius) - a henchman of P.Clodius, 1st century B.C.
→ The spelling of this man's name is uncertain: he is called either Cloelius or Clodius in the manuscripts.
58/1 Sex.Cloelius holds the Ludi Compitalicii, even though they are still
52/31 Sex.Cloelius, the principal henchman of P.Clodius, is brought to tria
44/63 Antonius recalls Sex.Cloelius and other exiles.
Ascon_33 Milo. The populace, with Sex. Clodius the scribe at their head,
Ascon_55 However Sex. Clodius, at whose instigation the body
Cic:Dom_25 of the granaries to Sextus Clodius, a man deep in destitution
Cic:Dom_47 and monstrous wickedness! Behold! Clodius ** has formulated a
Cic:HarResp_11 the vile effrontery of Sextus Clodius ** he had exhausted the
Cic:HarResp_59 employing - creatures like Gellius Clodius, ** and Titius - to
Cic:Mil_33 brand us all? Out, Sextus Clodius, ** out with that portfolio
Cic:Mil_90 poor minion of his, Sextus Clodius, he burned the Senate-house? **
Cic:Pis_8 of January, suffered Sextus Clodius, though he had never
Cic:Pis_23 to belong also to Sextus Clodius ** ? And do you
Cic:Sest_133 with my enemy, that Sextus Cloelius, a fellow most worthy of

Cloelius ² (P. Cloelius) - a Roman aristocrat, 3rd century B.C.
219/40a P.Cloelius causes dissension at Rome by marrying a close relative.

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