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PORTICUS MINUCIA
built by M. Minucius Rufus, consul in 110 B.C. (Veil.
ii. 8. 3: per eadem tempora clarus eius Minuci qui porticusi quae hodieque
celebres sunt, molitus est, ex Scordiscis triumphus fuit). This use of
the plural is no evidence that the porticus was double, or that there
were two buildings, for Velleius uses it elsewhere of a single porticus
(ii. I. 2), as do other writers (e.g. Plin. NH xxxv. 14). In it Antonius,
and probably other officials, set up their tribunals (Cic. Phil. ii. 84: in
porticu Minucia), and it is mentioned in Apuleius (de mundo 35: alius
ad Minuciam frumentatum venit) and in the Historia Augusta (Commod.
16: Herculis signum aeneum sudavit in Minucia per plures dies). In
the calendars it occurs twice (Praen. ad xi Kal. Ian., CIL is. p. 238: laribus
permarinis in porticu Minucia; Filoc. ad prid. Non. Iun., CIL i. p. 266:
ludi in Minicia; cf. p. 338), and in several inscriptions of the first four
centuries (see below), but always alone and in the si
Samuel Ball Platner, Thomas Ashby, A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome, Chronological Index to Dateable Monuments (search)