Tadius
Tadius, ii, m.,
- a painter of the Age of Augustus, Plin. 35, 10, 37, § 116.
Tadĭus, (13) ĭī, m. , peintre du temps dʼAuguste : Plin. 35, 116.
Ta'dius
1. Appears to have held some property, which was said to belong to a girl who was in legitima tatela. Atticus thought that Tadius had a title to it by usucapion, at which Cicero expressed his surprise, as there could be no usucapion in case of a ward. (Cic. ad att. 1.5, 8.)
Ta'dius
2. Q. Tadics, a relation of Verres, bore witness against hun when he was impeached by Cicero. (Cic. Ver. 1.49, 4.13.)
Ta'dius
3. P. Tadius, a Roman citizen, carried on the business of a negotiator or money-lender at Athens, and was subsequently a legatus of Verres in Sicily. Notwithstanding the latter connection, he is spoken of by Cicero as a man of honour. (Cic. Verr. i : 39, 2.20. 5.25).