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Dentatus (M'. Curius Dentatus) - Roman consul, 290 B.C.
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290/_ Consuls: M'. Curius M'.f. Dentatus, P. Cornelius Cn.f. Rufinus
290/7 Curius defeats the Samnites.
290/10 The triumph of Curius, over the Samnites.
290/11 Curius defeats the Sabines.
290/12 The second triumph of Curius, over the Sabines.
290/13 Curius distributes allotments of land to Roman citizens.
284/11 M'.Curius defeats the Senones.
275/_ Consuls: M'. Curius M'.f. Dentatus (II), L. Cornelius Ti.f. Lentulus
275/3 Curius enlists an army to fight against Pyrrhus.
274/_ Consuls: M'. Curius M'.f. Dentatus (III), Ser. Cornelius P.f. Merenda
274/1 The triumph of Curius, over Pyrrhus and the Samnites.
274/20 Samnite envoys unsuccessfully attempt to bribe Curius.
274/23 Curius celebrates an "ovatio" after defeating the Lucanians.
272/30 Curius Dentatus, as censor, organizes the construction of the Aqua
270/25 incorruptible character of Curius, who is content with his small
270/26 The death of Curius Dentatus.
Within translations:
Athen_10.419 als. But Manius Curius, the Roman general, lived on tur
Cic:Brut_55 and likewise of M'. Curius (then a tribune of the people)
Cic:Rep_3.6 honour; as for example, Manius Curius,
Cic:Rep_3.40 the wealth of Pyrrhus, and Curius of the riches of the
Cic:Tusc_1.110 fame be before it deserts Curius, and Fabricius, and Calatinus, and
Ennius:Ann_209 (270) of Manius Curius Dentatus : CICERO : From such a
FastCap_p52 [275] & M'. Curius M'.f. M'.n. Dentatus II , L. Cornelius
FastTr_p98 (17th February) 275/4 & M'. Curius M'.f. M'.n. Dentatus
Malal_208 killed by a woman. Curius the consul of the Romans fought
Oros_3.22 The next year the consul Curius 290 B.C. waged a war
Oros_4.2 In the meantime the consul Curius 275 B.C. intercepted Pyrrhus as
Plin:HN_7.68 who received the surname Dentatus in consequence, and Gnaeus
Plin:HN_7.166 who was consul with Manius Curius, lost his sight while asleep,
Plut:Mor_194 some blamed M'. Curius for distributing but a small par
Schol:Bob_80 Tusculum; also Manius Curius, who triumphed over the
ValMax_4.3.5 [3.5] M'. Curius, a most upright specimen of
ValMax_4.3.7 Catus, was the disciple of Curius and Fabricius. When he was
ValMax_6.3.4 example was imitated by M'. Curius the consul. When he was

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