
Liguria - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Liguria
- a region in north-west Italy
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+ Ligurian , Ligurians
238/11
The consuls attack the Gauls and Ligurians.
236/4
Lentulus captures several fortresses in Liguria.
235/1
The triumph of Lentulus, over the Ligurians.
234/10
Romans conduct military campaigns in Liguria, Corsica, and Sardinia.
233/9
Q.Fabius defeats the Ligurians.
232/1
The triumph of Q.Fabius, over the Ligurians.
205/3
Mago arrives in Liguria.
205/14
rcements from Carthage, and sets about raising an army from Liguria.
193/3
ncy action to raise troops following news of an uprising in Liguria.
193/15
Minucius escapes from a Ligurian ambush.
190/17
Minucius Thermus maltreats his officers in Liguria.
189/4
Baebius is ambushed and killed by the Ligurians on his way to Spain.
187/10
The consuls subdue some more Ligurian tribes.
186/7
The Ligurians ambush and defeat Marcius.
185/7
The consuls attack the Apuani and Ingauni in Liguria.
181/3
Paullus decisively defeats the Ingauni in Liguria.
181/9
The triumph of Paullus, over the Ligurians.
180/3
the previous year force 40,000 Ligurians to migrate to Samnium.
180/10
nsuls combine to subdue some Ligurian tribes, after which M.Fulvius
179/20
Both consuls conduct campaigns in Liguria.
179/26
The triumph of Q.Fulvius, over the Ligurians.
177/5
Claudius defeats the Ligurians.
177/6
The Ligurians capture Mutina after the departure of Claudius.
177/9
audius celebrates a double triumph, over the Istrians and Ligurians.
176/2
rther victories in Sardinia and Liguria; Claudius recaptures Mutina.
176/4
Petillius leaves Rome for Liguria.
176/7
onsul Petillius is killed while attacking a mountain-top in Liguria.
175/2
The consuls win victories in Liguria and Cisalpine Gaul.
175/16
The triumphs of Lepidus and Scaevola, over the Ligurians.
173/4
M.Popillius ruthlessly subdues the Ligurians.
173/9
sion to allot vacant land in Liguria and Cisalpine Gaul to Roman citi
172/4
set out to join the army in Liguria, after delays caused by accusati
166/10
The consuls campaign against the Gauls and Ligurians.
166/18
triumph of Marcellus, over the Contrubrii, Ligurians, and Eleates.
165/1
The triumph of Sulpicius, over the Ligurians.
154/3
The Ligurians assault the Roman envoy Flaminius.
154/9
Opimius defeats the Oxybii and Decietae, two Ligurian tribes.
115/5
Scaurus defeats the Ligurians.
103/20
arius sends a letter to test the loyalty of the Gauls and Ligurians.
74/21
Antonius attacks the pirates and their allies in Liguria and Spain.
  Within translations:
Aelian:NA_7.12
if the women of Liguria pride themselves that they also
Aelian:NA_13.16
assalia and all those in Liguria catch tunny with hooks;
Cic:Brut_255
paltry castles of the Ligurians, which have furnished
Cic:Brut_256
ius, than be honoured with two Ligurian triumphs. You will
CIL_11.1828
time, he conquered the Ligurians and celebrated a tr
CIL_11.1829
first time, he conquered the Ligurians and celebr
Crinag_9.516
devising evil than good, the Ligurian mind. & * & In
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coast of Latium Apuani A Ligurian tribe Apulians Inhabitan
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and near Malta Eleates A Ligurian tribe, near the Alps Fal
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town in Latium Styni A Ligurian tribe, near the Alps Tar
FastTr_p101
Lentulus, consul, & over the Ligurians, id.Interk. [235/
FastTr_p102
over the G[auls and the Ligurians, on the] Alban [Mount,
FastTr_p103
consul, & over the Istri and Ligurians, k.Interk. [175/4
FastTr_p104
pidus, consul (II), & over the Ligurians, 4 id. Mart.] (12
FastTr_p105
& over the Contrubian Gauls, Ligurians and Eleates, k.In
FastTr_p106
alvinus, proconsul, & over the Ligurians, Vocontii and Sal
Just_43.3-5 *
of Massilia amidst the Ligurians and the savage Gallic
Nepos_23.4
through the country of the Ligurians over the Apennines, on his
Obseq_6
rained for six months. The Ligurians were defeated in battle and
Obseq_9
was killed fighting against the Ligurians.
Obseq_12
a bronze equestrian statue. The Ligurian Gauls were destroyed.
Obseq_27
temple of Juno Regina a Ligurian shield was struck by lightning.
Obseq_30
the Romans, were destroyed. The Ligurian Sallyes were annihilated.
Oros_4.20
of extreme peril by the Ligurians. He was surrounded by enemy
Oros_5.24
and Sicily, Perperna in Liguria, and later Sertorius in
Plin:HN_3.47
Hercules Monoecus, and the Ligurian coast. Of the Ligurians
Plin:HN_3.48
which is the boundary of Liguria. Behind all the above-mentioned lie
Plin:HN_3.49
ninth region. The coast of Liguria extends 211 miles between the
Plin:HN_3.74
Narbonensis, and afterwards the Ligurian Sea; [75] from that
Plin:HN_3.80
{6.} [80] In the Ligurian Sea, but adjoining the Tuscan,
Plin:HN_6.217
Luna, Luca, Genua, Liguria, Antipolis, Massilia, Narbo,
Plin:HN_37.33
amber is dug up in Liguria, while Chares states that Phaethon
Plin:HN_37.34
which produces amber in Liguria is called 'lynx.' [35]
Plin:HN_37.99
that it is found in Liguria I consider to be false,
Poseidon_57
2.1) & Quarrying of stone in Liguria. & & see also: Diod
Poseidon_58
orking with men on the land in Liguria. & & see also: Diod
Sall:Hist_3.6
pent inconclusively, the Ligurian forces [withdrew] into
ValMax_1.5.9
which Petillius fell in the Ligurian War: for being about to
ValMax_2.7.15
courageously fighting against the Ligurians, to be slain! For
ValMax_3.7.4
told that the Gauls and Ligurians were disordered - they had
ValMax_3.7e.6
the forces of Gaul and Liguria under his subjection, had opened
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