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Aquillius (M'. Aquillius)

- Roman consul, 129 B.C.
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129/_ Consuls: C. Sempronius C.f. Tuditanus, M'. Aquillius M.f.
129/24 Aquillius subdues the remaining rebels.
129/40 7183, and 14202, milestones from roads constructed by M'.Aquillius.
126/10 The triumph of M'.Aquillius, over Aristonicus.
124/2 M'.Aquillius is tried for extortion, but is defended by M.Antonius
Within translations:
Cic:DivCaec_69 senatus prosecuted Manius Aquilius, and Gaius Rutilius
Cic:Rep_1.14 year when Tuditanus and Aquilius were consuls, ** Publius
Cic:Verr_2.5.14 longer with the gallant Manius Aquilius : he is a Paulus,
Cic:Verr_2.5.3 in the trial of Manius Aquilius, ** how impressive, and how
Cic:Verr_2.5.5 the war to which Manius Aquilius put an end there has
CIL_1.647 ext Milestone set up by Manius Aquillius. Found near D
FastTr_p105 k.Oct. (1st October) 126 & M'. Aquillius M'.f. M'.n., proc
Just_36.4 Rome. 10 Marcus Aquilius, Perperna's successor, envying
OGIS_764.A contracts, after the priest of Manius - 40 this honour shall
OGIS_764.F immediately after Manius Aquillius, and similarly he
Oros_5.10 C. Sempronius Tuditanus and M. Acilius 129 B.C. On the day
SEG_50.1211 (after 125) of the city, while Manius Aquillius, the consul of the Romans,
SEG_51.1495 (shortly after 129) ter another; and when Manius Aquillius, the consul of the Roman

Aquillius 2 (M'. Aquillius)

- Roman consul, 101 B.C.
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101/_ Consuls: C. Marius C.f. V, M'. Aquillius M'.f.
101/12 Aquillius defeats and kills Athenion.
101/15 Aquillius defeats the remaining rebel slaves and ends their revolt.
99/3 The ovatio of M'.Aquillius, for his victory over the slaves in Sicily
95/14 M'.Aquillius is accused of extortion, but acquitted.
90/19 Roman commission led by M'.Aquillius restores Nicomedes to the thro
88/12 omans abandon Bithynia after M'.Aquillius is defeated near Proton Pac
88/26 itants of Mytilene hand over M'.Aquillius to Mithridates, who keeps
Within translations:
Athen_5.213 a prisoner, but Manius Aquillius, a man of consular rank
Cic:Brut_222 of his prosecution against M'. Aquilius. For as to M. Drus
Cic:DeOr_2.188 in the cases of Manius Aquilius, ** Gaius Norbanus, ** and
Cic:DeOr_2.194 of my own, when Manius Aquilius, by my efforts, was to
Cic:Flac_98 the sentence against Manius Aquilius, who had been convicted
Cic:Font_38 the indictments to which Manius Aquilius had to listen in his
Cic:LegAgr_2.83 of Sertorius ** ; Manius Aquilius in the Servile war **
Cic:Scaur_2 [2] Manius Aquilius, ** too, though he had
Cic:Verr_2.3.125 or Publius Rupilius or Manius Aquilius ** as governors of the
CIL_1.701 In the consulship of Manius Aquilius. CIL_1 .702 Latin
Diod_37.27 but also to deliver up Aquilius, who had fled to Mitylen
GranLic_27 envoys Q.Oppius and M'.Aquilius, and he should send back
Hieron:Chron_1921 171.1 . [1921] Aquilius put an end to the slave war
Just_38.3 to their thrones;" and Aquilius and Manlius Maltinus wer
Just_38.4 ers, who had routed both Aquilius in Bithynia and Maltinus
Memn_22 of 150,000 men. Manius confronted (?) Menophanes the
Plin:HN_33.48 the mouth of the general Aquilius whom he had taken prisoner?
ValMax_9.13.1 [13.1] M'. Aquilius, when he might have bravely

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