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Glabrio ² (M'. Acilius Glabrio) - Roman consul, 191 B.C.
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196/8 The praetor M'.Glabrio suppresses a conspiracy of slaves in Etruria.
191/_ Consuls: M'. Acilius C.f. Glabrio, P. Cornelius Cn.f. Scipio Nasica
191/1 Acilius passes a law, which according to Fulvius is the first law to
191/2 Acilius leaves Rome.
191/3 Acilius crosses over to Greece from Brundisium.
191/14 Acilius captures Heracleia.
190/4 Acilius captures Lamia.
190/12 Acilius gives offerings to the temple at Delphi.
190/13 Sp.Ligustinus serves under Acilius in Greece.
190/18 Acilius celebrates a triumph over Antiochus and the Aetolians.
189/20 Cato accuses Acilius, a rival candidate for the censorship, of approp
181/5 The temple of Pietas is dedicated by M'.Glabrio.
Within translations:
Ennius:Ann_370 lae in 191 B.C. by Glabrio : GELLIUS : No one on that occa
FastCap_p64 Nasica , M'. Acilius C.f. L.n. Glabrio [190] & L. Corneliu
Just_31.6 ome new marriage. Acilius the Roman consul, on the other
Oros_4.20 Scipio and M. Acilius Glabrio 191 B.C. Antiochus seized
Phlegon:Mir_1 that the consul Acilius Glabrio along with the legates
Phlegon:Mir_2 to Ephesus. [2] Acilius dispatched Cato to Rome to repo
Plin:HN_7.121 of Gaius Quinctius and Manius Acilius. [122] In the house of
Syll_607 (191/0) s statue of Manius Acilius, son of Gaius, the ge
Syll_608 (c. 178/7) t this inscription honoured Acilius, dated it to 1
ValMax_2.5.1 of Piety. This temple his father had dedicated in the consulship

Glabrio ³ (M'. Acilius Glabrio) - suffect consul, 154 B.C.
FastCap_p68 Acilius M'.f. C.n. Glabrio - elected in his place censors:
ValMax_2.5.1 was erected by M'. Acilius Glabrio in honour of his father,

Glabrio ⁴ (M'. Acilius Glabrio) - tribune of the plebs, 122 B.C.
122/19 Glabrio, a colleague of Gracchus, passes a law against extortion, the

Glabrio ⁵ (M'. Acilius Glabrio) - Roman consul, 67 B.C.
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82/13 Scaevola avoids the expense of speaking in defence of Glabrio.
67/_ Consuls: C. Calpurnius Piso, M'. Acilius M'.f. Glabrio
67/3 Acilius is appointed to take over Lucullus' command in Bithynia and
67/7 Acilius punishes the praetor L.Lucullus, for not standing in his pres
Within translations:
Cic:Brut_239 contemporary M'. Glabrio, though carefully instructed

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