Licinia - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Licinia - a Roman woman, accused of murdering her husband, 2nd century B.C.
153/22 Publicia and Licinia are put to death on suspicion of having murdered

Licinia ² - a Vestal Virgin, accused of breaking her vows, 114 B.C.
123/23 shrine dedicated by the vestal Licinia is not properly consecrated.
114/20 The Vestal virgin Licinia is acquitted after a speech by L.Crassus.
113/4 into the Vestal Virgins, and condemns Marcia, Licinia, and others.
Within translations:
Cic:Brut_160 nded the [Vestal] virgin Licinia, when he was only twenty-
Cic:Dom_136 that be acted. Again, when Licinia, a Vestal Virgin of noble

Licinia ³ - another Vestal Virgin, first century B.C.
55/43a Plotius of an improper relationship with the Vestal virgin Licinia.

Licinia ⁴ - the daughter of L.Crassus, and wife of P.Scipio Nasica
Cic:Brut_212 Crassus, the son of that Licinia, who was adopted by Crass

Licinia ⁵ - a city in Cappadocia, founded by the Romans
Memn_26 and founded the city of Licinia by the border of Mithrida

Licinia - in documents
CIL_add.2 (c. 45) eria, Caecilia, Scribonia, Licinia, Fulvia, Saluta

Licinia → see Lex

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