Sextius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Sextius ⁴ (P. Sextius) - convicted of bribery in the elections for praetors, 100 B.C.
Cic:Brut_180 and convicted P. Sextius of bribery, when he was praetor

Sextius ⁷ (T. Sextius) - governor of "New Africa" after the death of Julius Caesar
42/18 T.Sextius seizes the province of Africa, after defeating and killing
40/12 Titus Sextius, the governor appointed by Antonius, defeats Fango
Within translations:
CIL_10.6104 ndant of imperator Titus Sextius in Africa, aedile at

Sextius ¹⁰ (Q. Sextius) - a Pythagorean philosopher in the time of Julius Caesar
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44/33 Cratippus, Pompeius Trogus, Q.Sextius and Theopompus are associates
40/36 Sextius, a Roman philosopher, almost drowns himself in the river Tiber
Within translations:
Hieron:Chron_2017 ith the Parthians. Sextus, the Pythagorean philosopher,

Sextius - in documents
CIL_1.1308 18 ft. CIL_1 .1308 Latin Text Sextius Geganius. Rome.
CIL_1.677 reedman of Lucius Marcus Sexti(us), freedman of Nume
CIL_1.681 lomusus, slave of Gnaeus Sextius Philemon, slave of Ba

Sextius → see Calvinus

Sextius → see Lateranus

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