Pompeianus
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Pompeianae Proper-name adjective: feminine genitive singular, Proper-name adjective: feminine vocative plural, Proper-name adjective: feminine nominative plural, Proper-name adjective: feminine dative singular of Pompeianus
son of Lucilla and Claudius Pompeianus. We are told by Spartianus that he was employed by Caracalla in the conduct of the most important wars, and was twice raised to the consulship, but his name does not appear in the Fasti. The same authority adds that he was put to death by the emperor, but in such a manner that he appeared to have perished by the hands of robbers. (Spartian. Caracall. 3.) [W.R]
the son of a Roman knight originally from Antioch, rose to the highest dignities under M. Aurelius. He was one of the legates despatched to oppose the barbarian Kelts from beyond the Rhine, when they threatened to burst into Italy [Pertinax] : he stands in the Fasti as consul for A. D. 173. was suffectus phrollably in A. D. 176, and received in marriage Lucilla, the daughter of the emperor, before the regular period of mourning for her first husband L. Verus had expired. He was one of the trusty cousellors to whose charge the youthful Commodus was consigned, and one of the few who escaped the cruel persecution of that brutal savage, although he openly refused to countenance his follies, or to pander to his vices. During this unhappy period he passed his time chiefly in the country, excusing himself from appearing in public on account of age and weakness of sight. Pertinax, who had served under his command, treated him with the greatest distinction, and Didius Julianus is said to have invited him to quit his retirement at Tarraco, and to ascend the throne. Lampridius would lead us to suppose that he actually fell victim to the cruelties of Commodus, but more trustworthy authorities represent him as having lived on to the reign of Severus. (D. C. 71.3, 20, 73.3; Herodian. 1.8.6; Capitolin. M. Aur. 20; Vulcat. Gallican. Avid. Cass. 11; Lamprid. Commod.) [W.R]
a young senator, husband of the daughter of Lucilla, was persuaded by his mother-in-law to attempt the life of Commodus, with whom he lived on terms of familiar intimacy, and having failed was put to death. (D. C. 72.4, and note of Reinarus; Herodian. 1.8; Lamprid. Commod. 4 ; Amm. Marc. 29.4.) [W.R]
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…Sulla, quem discedens castris praefecerat Caesar, auxilio cohorti venit cum legionibus duabus ; cuius adventu facile sunt repulsi Pompeiani. neque vero conspectum aut impetum nostrorum tulerunt, primisque deiectis reliqui se verterunt et loco cesserunt. sed insequentis…
Julius Caesar, Civil War
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…certo signo revocare constituit, cum omnes milites naves conscendissent, atque iis expedito loco actuaria navigia relinquit. Brundisini Pompeianorum militum iniuriis atque ipsius Pompei contumeliis permoti Caesaris rebus favebant. itaque cognita Pompei profectione concursantibus illis atque in ea…
Julius Caesar, Civil War
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…, nisi quod Sinuessanum deversoriolum contempsisti. quam quidem contumeliam villa pusilla iniquo animo feret, nisi in Cumano et Pompeiano reddideris ὑπομνηματισμὸν. sic igitur facies meque amabis et scripto aliquo lacesses ; ego enim respondere facilius possum quam provocare…
Cicero, Epistulae ad Familiares
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…a Favonio, ut postea confecto bello reperiebamus, infectaque re sese ad Caesarem recepit. Caesar quo facilius equitatum Pompeianum ad Dyrrachium contineret et pabulatione prohiberet, aditus duos, quos esse angustos demonstravimus, magnis operibus praemunivit castellaque his…
Julius Caesar, Civil War
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…adiuverint, vivam libenter. sin autem me aliud fatum manet, praecipio gaudia suppliciorum vestrorum. namque si victi Pompeiani tam insolentes sunt, victores quales futuri sint vos potius experiemini. praecipias licet gaudia non enim tibi cum Pompeianis…
Cicero, Philippicae
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…, tribus ad Dyrrachium, tribus ad munitiones, cum horum omnium ratio haberetur, ad duo milia numero ex Pompeianis cecidisse reperiebamus, evocatos centurionesque complures ; in eo fuit numero Valerius Flaccus L. filius eius, qui praetor…
Julius Caesar, Civil War
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…, scripsi ad quaestores urbanos de Quinti fratris negotio. vide quid narrent, ecquae spes sit denari an cistophoro Pompeiano iaceamus. praeterea de muro statue quid faciendum sit. aliud quid etiam. quando te proficisci istinc putes fac…
Cicero, Epistulae ad Atticum
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…; praeterea duae sunt depressae triremes. neque multo post de proelio facto in Thessalia cognitum est, ut ipsis Pompeianis fides fieret ; nam ante id tempus fingi a legatis amicisque Caesaris arbitrabantur. quibus rebus cognitis ex his locis…
Julius Caesar, Civil War
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…belle fuisse. Scr. in Pompeiano iv Non. Mai. a. . CICERO ATTICO SAL. in Pompeianum veni v Nonas Maias, cum pridie, ut antea ad te scripsi, Piliam in Cumano conlocavissem. ibi…
Cicero, Epistulae ad Atticum
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…nihil fuisset, facerem propter eius singularem incredibilemque virtutem. Piliae nostrae villam totam quaeque in villa sunt trado in Pompeianum ipse proficiscens K. Maiis. quam velim Bruto persuadeas ut Asturae sit Scr. in Puteolano sive hortis Cluvianis…
Cicero, Epistulae ad Atticum