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Browsing named entities in M. Tullius Cicero, De Officiis: index (ed. Walter Miller).
Found 276 total hits in 276 results.
Lucius Accius
a tragic poet (born 170). His tragedies were mostly imitations from the Greek. Cicero knew him personally; quotes from him, 3.84, 102, 106.
Gaius Acilius Glabrio
(tribune, 197); interpreter, when Carneades, Diogenes, and Critolaus came to Rome; author of History of Rome, 3.115.
429 BC (search for this): entry aegina-cicoffmiller-1
Aegina
an island in the Saronic Gulf, a dangerous rival to Athens, directly in front of Piraeus and only twelve miles away, 3.46.
unjustly appropriated by Athens (429), 3.46.
304 BC (search for this): entry aequians-cicoffmiller-1
Aequians
a warlike mountain tribe on the upper Anio, warring against Rome (till 304), 1.35.
Agesilaus
king of Sparta (398-360); waged war in Asia (396-394), victor at Coronea, saviour of Sparta after Mantinea (362); 2.16.
396 BC - 394 BC (search for this): entry agesilaus-cicoffmiller-1
Agesilaus
king of Sparta (398-360); waged war in Asia (396-394), victor at Coronea, saviour of Sparta after Mantinea (362); 2.16.
398 BC - 360 BC (search for this): entry agesilaus-cicoffmiller-1
Agesilaus
king of Sparta (398-360); waged war in Asia (396-394), victor at Coronea, saviour of Sparta after Mantinea (362); 2.16.
244 BC - 240 BC (search for this): entry agis-iv-cicoffmiller-1
Agis IV
king of Sparta (244-240); attempted to re-establish the
institutions of Lycurgus and reform property abuses; put to death through organized wealth 2.80.
Agrigentum
a city on the south coast of Sicily, once the most beautiful city of mortals, ruled by Phalaris (560), 2.26.
Titus Albucius
an Epicurean; praetor in Sardinia (105); prosecuted for extortion, 2.50.