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Calvus (C. Licinius Calvus)

- Roman orator, born in 82 B.C.
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82/9 The birth of M.Caelius Rufus and C.Licinius Calvus, on the same day.
54/18 disrupting elections, but Calvus and Scaurus speak in his defence
54/23 Cicero and Calvus defend Messius on a charge of bribery.
54/29 Vatinius is prosecuted by Calvus, but Cicero is persuaded
48/57 Calvus and Brutus make insulting comments about Pompeius.
47/69 Calvus is one of the leading orators of his generation.
Within translations:
Cic:Brut_280 us, "C. Curio, and C. Licinius Calvus." "The very same,"
Cic:Brut_283 "But let us return to Calvus whom we have just mentione
Plin:HN_7.165 Caelius Rufus and Gaius Licinius Calvus both orators but with such
Plin:HN_33.140 as possible. The orator Calvus complainingly cries that cooking-pots
Plin:HN_34.166 is recorded that the pleader Calvus used these plates to control
Plinius:Ep_1.2 ourite, Demosthenes, and Calvus, to whom I have recently
Plinius:Ep_1.16 writes verses that Catullus or Calvus might have composed.
Plinius:Ep_4.27 easures, which Catullus, Calvus, and the poets of old have
Plinius:Ep_5.3 Marcus Tullius, Caius Calvus, Asinius Pollio, Marcus
Schol:Bob_125 M.Crassus and L.Licinius Calvus, who divided the parts of
ValMax_9.12.7 an praetor the father of Calvus, who was accused of extortion.

Calvus 2 (P. Licinius Calvus Esquilinus)

- consular tribune, 400 B.C.
→ DPRR record
FastCap_p36 itolinus P. Licinius P.f. P.n. Calvus Esquilinus Sp. Furiu

Calvus 3 (P. Licinius Calvus Esquilinus)

- magister equitum, 368 B.C.
→ DPRR record
FastCap_p40 Licinius C.f. P.n. Calvus - the first [to be elected] from

Calvus 4 (C. Licinius Calvus Stolo)

- Roman consul, 364 B.C.
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FastCap_p42 eticus , C. Licinius C.f. P.n. Calvus [363] & L. Aemilius
ValMax_8.6.3 [6.3] C. Licinius Stolo, by whom the plebeians were

Calvus → see Metellus6