- opponents,
Opimius established a
quaestio or
tribunal that
condemned to
death 3,000
people accused of
being supporters of Gracchus.
Opimius was prosecuted...
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praetor Lucius Opimius with an army to
suppress the rebellion. A
local traitor named Numitorius opened the
gates to the
Roman army;
Opimius razed the town...
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estates p****ing
thence to
their heirs.
Opimius was not
entirely unreflective of his actions.
Following the strife, [
Opimius]
performed a
ritual purification...
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Quintus Opimius was a
Roman politician in the
second century BC. He was a
member of gens Opimia. His son
Lucius Opimius was
consul in 121 BC. In 154 BC...
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Gracchus in 169 BC
Basilica Opimia,
erected probably by the
consul Lucius Opimius in 121 BC, at the same time that he
restored the
temple of
Concord (Platner...
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Roman calendar. At the time it was
known as the Year of the
Consulship of
Opimius and Albinus/Glabrio (or, less frequently, year 600 Ab urbe condita). The...
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Cretan archers,
Opimius stormed the Aventine,
killing Flaccus and his sons;
Gaius was
either killed or
forced to
commit suicide.
Opimius then
presided over...
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conspirators with less evidence, in one instance—the case of
former consul Lucius Opimius'
slaughter of
Gaius Gracchus (one of the
Gracchi brothers)—based only on...
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Roman calendar. At the time it was
known as the Year of the
Consulship of
Opimius and
Allobrogicus (or, less frequently, year 633 Ab urbe condita) and the...
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bribes to
favor Jugurtha.
Among the
officials found guilty was
Lucius Opimius (who, as
consul in 121 BC, had
presided over
events which led to the death...
