Titius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Titius (C. Titius) - Roman prefect in Sicily, 133 B.C.
133/22 tinues; the Roman prefect C.Titius is punished after being defeated

Titius ² (Sex. Titius) - Roman politician, early 1st century B.C.
99/5 The agrarian law of Sex.Titius is withdrawn because of adverse omens.
98/7 Titius' flamboyant oratorical style leads to a dance being named
98/8 Sex.Titius is brought to trial and condemned, because of his support
Within translations:
Cic:Brut_225 succeeded by Sext. Titius, who was indeed a voluble speake
Cic:DeOr_2.48 to give mine against Sextus Titius, ** a seditious and turbulent
Cic:DeOr_2.265 from history; as when Sextus Titius ** said he was a
Cic:RabPerd_24 death of Saturninus. And Sextus Titius also was condemned for having
Obseq_46 were subjugated. When Sex. Titius, tribune of the people
ValMax_8.1d.3 The same reason overthrew Sex. Titius. He was innocent, and in

Titius ³ (C Titius) - Roman orator, early 1st century B.C.
Cic:Brut_167 same age was C. Titius, a Roman knight, who, in my judg

Titius ⁴ (C. Titius) - leader of a mutiny in the army of L.Cato
89/4 C.Titius (? Titinius) leads a mutiny in Cato's army.

Titius ⁵ (L. Titius) - a Roman who foretold Sulla's victory against Mithridates
87/62 L.Titius reports a message from Jupiter, promising Sulla victory

Titius ⁶ (T. Titius) - an acquaintance of Cicero
51/1 Cic:Fam_7.2 & 13.75, letters from Cicero to M.Marius and T.Titius
46/63 Cic:Fam_5.13 & 5.16, letters from Cicero to Lucceius and Titius

Titius ⁷ (P. Titius) - tribune of the plebs,43 B.C.
43/98 P.Titius is doomed to die before the end of the year, after deposin
Obseq_70 prodigy that the praetor P. Titius had deposed a colleague because

Titius ⁸ (M. Titius) - suffect consul, 31 B.C.
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35/8 Sextus Pompeius is put to death by M.Titius.
34/21 _47g, a dedication at Mytilene in honour of the proconsul M.Titius.
32/11 Plancus and Titius desert from Antonius to Octavianus.
Within translations:
Oros_6.19 fleeing from Antony's generals, Titius and Furnius, after he

Titius → see Rufus¹³

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