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Sulpicius ² (P. Sulpicius Rufus) - tribune of the plebs, 88 B.C.
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124/8 The birth of the orators Cotta and Sulpicius.
96/11 P.Sulpicius makes his first public speech.
95/16 duct as tribune in 103 B.C.; Sulpicius speaks against him, but he is
90/15 Sulpicius defeats the Paeligni.
89/31 Sulpicius subdues the Marrucini.
89/40 candidate in the consular elections, but is stopped by Sulpicius.
88/14 The tribune Sulpicius proposes to enrol the Italian allies and freedm
88/16 Scaevola discusses the split between Pompeius and Sulpicius.
88/17 uls are attacked by a mob of Sulpicius' supporters, who kill the son
88/27 Sulpicius passes a law giving Marius the command against Mithridates.
88/28 Sulpicius passes a law for the recall of political exiles.
88/29 Sulpicius passes a law setting a maximum amount for senators' debts.
88/37 Sulpicius is recognised as an outstanding orator.
88/38 are outlawed: Marius escapes, but Sulpicius is captured and killed.
Within translations:
Cic:Brut_182 each other, were C. Cotta, P. Sulpicius, Q. Varius, Cn.
Cic:Brut_183 these, Cotta and Sulpicius, both in my opinion, and in
Cic:Brut_201-207 * its rise from Cotta and Sulpicius, whom I mentioned as
Cic:Brut_214 nowledge; as, for instance, of Sulpicius and Antonius. But
Cic:Brut_215 nnot be said that either Sulpicius or Cotta, or any other
Cic:Brut_226-230 * efore. [226] Contemporary with Sulpicius was P. Antistius,
Cic:Brut_297 have said of Cotta and Sulpicius, and but very lately
Cic:Brut_301 the time of Cotta and Sulpicius, (who were only ten yea
Cic:Brut_304-307 * as a military tribune: Sulpicius was made a legate; and
Cic:Brut_333 Crassus; and then Cotta, Sulpicius, Hortensius, and- but
Cic:DeOr_1.25 of the people and Publius Sulpicius, who was thought likely to
Cic:DeOr_1.30 this manner, saying that indeed Sulpicius and Cotta did not seem
Cic:DeOr_1.66 [66] Thus, if our friend Sulpicius will have to speak on
Cic:DeOr_1.96 [96] Here Sulpicius observed: "That has happened by
Cic:DeOr_1.99 [99] "Nay rather, Sulpicius," replied Crassus, "let us
Cic:DeOr_1.131 "Would you then," said Sulpicius, "desire me, or our friend
Cic:DeOr_1.148 "That sort of exercise," said Sulpicius, "is just what we wanted
Cic:DeOr_1.163 for me; (for modesty forbids Sulpicius and myself to ask of
Cic:DeOr_1.205 [205] "To us," said Sulpicius, "these instructions are exceedingly
Cic:DeOr_1.262 had concluded these observations, Sulpicius and Cotta appeared to
Cic:DeOr_2.12 was yet in bed, and Sulpicius sitting by him, and Antonius
Cic:DeOr_2.26 and for whom Cotta and Sulpicius have been some time waiting?
Cic:DeOr_2.88 an example from our friend Sulpicius here; I first heard him,
Cic:DeOr_2.96 and if our friend Sulpicius would practise this, his
Cic:DeOr_2.107 myself and our friend Sulpicius in Norbanus's case; for
Cic:DeOr_2.118 speak to you, Cotta and Sulpicius ) you ought to keep
Cic:DeOr_2.124 a seditious madman, ** Sulpicius here being the accuser,
Cic:DeOr_2.140 yours, my friends Cotta and Sulpicius, to know, that as their
Cic:DeOr_2.196 instruct you in these particulars, Sulpicius, I that am, of course,
Cic:DeOr_2.201 was your accusation, Sulpicius, at that time
Cic:DeOr_2.231 {57.} [231] Sulpicius soon after said, "Shall we,
Cic:DeOr_2.305 when I reproved you yourself, Sulpicius, for attacking an agent, not
Cic:DeOr_3.11 driven from the city. And Sulpicius, who had been involved in
Cic:DeOr_3.31 other arguments; while Sulpicius has a certain
Cic:DeOr_3.46 broad manner of speaking you, Sulpicius, sometimes imitate, so as to
Cic:DeOr_3.147 acquired." [147] Here Sulpicius observed, "I, indeed,
Cic:DeOr_3.230 therefore, Cotta, and you, Sulpicius, should exert greater vigilance
Exsuper_18 At his prompting Sulpicius, a tribune of the plebs, pass
Exsuper_20 came to Rome, he killed Sulpicius, who was opposing him
Nepos:Att_2 fore, after the death of Sulpicius, was thrown into confus
Oros_5.18 camp. The attack of Sulpicius, Pompeius's legate, overwhelmed and
Oros_5.19 flight. 6 At this time Sulpicius, a colleague of Marius, was
Sall:Hist_1.67 of Saturninus, then of Sulpicius, next of Marius and Dam
ValMax_6.5.7 as the ruin of Sulpicius Rufus, whose tribunician fury
ValMax_9.7m.1 of Asia was, by the Sulpician Law, assigned to C. Marius,

Sulpicius ³ (Ser. Sulpicius Rufus) - Roman consul, 51 B.C.
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66/24 Servius and Murena are rival candidates in the election of praetors.
51/_ Consuls: Ser. Sulpicius Q.f. Rufus, M. Claudius M.f. Marcellus
49/38 & 5.19, letters from Cicero to Ser.Sulpicius and Mescinius Rufus.
46/65 Cic:Fam_4.3-4, two letters from Cicero to Sulpicius.
46/73 c:Fam_13.68 & 13.77, letters from Cicero to Servilius and Sulpicius.
46/95 & 13.17-28, letters from Cicero to M.Brutus and Servius Sulpicius.
45/13 am_4.5, letters from Cicero to Atticus and from Sulpicius to Cicero.
45/18 Cic:Fam_4.6 & 9.11, letters from Cicero to Sulpicius and Dolabella.
45/26 & 4.12, letters from Cicero to Orca and from Sulpicius to Cicero.
43/16 Servius Sulpicius is an eminent Roman lawyer and orator.
43/17 after their envoys return; Sulpicius dies during the journey back.
43/18 Servius Sulpicius is given a public funeral.
Within translations:
Cic:Brut_* 150-152 * ween you and Serv. Sulpicius, which you have just been mak
Cic:Brut_155 aracter of a jurist;) so Servius pursued a plan which suff
Cic:Fam_12.2 by ill-health; Servius Sulpicius, a man of the greatest
Cic:Fam_12.5 eguard by the death of Servius Sulpicius. All the others
Hieron:Chron_1973 Ar.] The lawyer Servius Sulpicius and P.Servilius Isauric
Plinius:Ep_5.3 uintus Scaevola, Servius Sulpicius, Varro, Torquatus - or
Sall:Hist_1.9 the consulship of Ser.Sulpicius and M.Marcellus [51 B.C

Sulpicius ⁴ (P. Sulpicius Rufus) - Roman praetor, 48 B.C.
42/44 C.Antonius and P.Sulpicius are appointed to be censors, but they

Sulpicius ⁵ (Q. Sulpicius) - flamen dialis, about 223 B.C.
223/17 Q.Sulpicius resigns as flamen dialis, after his cap falls off during

Sulpicius ⁶ (Ser. Sulpicius Rufus) - the brother of P.Sulpicius
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Nepos:Att_2 cousin, was married to Servius, the brother of Sulpicius

Sulpicius - in documents
CIL_1.1005 of Lucius, and Publius Sulpicius Philocomus, free
CIL_1.2274 CIL_1 .2274 Latin Text Lucius Sulpicius. Carthago N
CIL_1.682 reedman of Publius Titus Sulpicius, freedman of Pub

Sulpicius → see Camerinus

Sulpicius → see Galba

Sulpicius → see Gallus

Sulpicius → see Longus³

Sulpicius → see Olympus⁵

Sulpicius → see Paterculus

Sulpicius → see Peticus

Sulpicius → see Praetextatus²

Sulpicius → see Quirinius

Sulpicius → see Saverrio

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