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prominence during the
second century BC, with the
dramatist ****tus
Turpilius, and
Titus Turpilius Sil****, one of the
Roman commanders during the
Jugurthine War...
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Tullius Turallasius Turciacus Turcilius Turbonius Turcius Turionius Turius Turpilius Turranius Turselius Tursidius Turullius Tuscenius Tuscilius Tussanius...
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Blaesus (before 59)
Bruttidius Sabinus (first half 1st century)
Lucius Turpilius Dexter (64/65)
Titus Atilius Rufus (67)
Aulus Minicius Rufus (71/72) Catullus...
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Serenus Sep.? M.
Petronius Umbrinus L.
Carminius Lusitanicus 1 Nov. L.
Turpilius Dexter M.
Maecius Rufus 82 Imp.
Caesar Domiti****
Augustus VIII T. Flavius...
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spite of the
similarity of titles.
Caecilius Statius,
Luscius Lanuvinus,
Turpilius and
Atilius also
imitated Menander. He was
further credited with the authorship...
- "Channel")
Frivolaria ("Trifles")
Fugitivi ("The Runaways"—possibly by
Turpilius [la]) Gastrion, or
Gastron Hortulus ("Little Garden")
Kakistus (possibly...
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ambushed and cut down
almost to a man. The
garrison commander, one
Titus Turpilius Sil****, a
client of Metellus,
escaped unharmed.
Marius allegedly urged...
- from greatest: Caecilius, Plautus, Naevius, Licinius, Atilius, Terence,
Turpilius, Trabea, Luscius, Ennius.
Historian Suetonius' work Vita
Terentii (Life...
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Pedius Blaesus before 59
Bruttidius Sabinus 1st half 1st
century Lucius Turpilius Dexter 64/65
Titus Atilius Rufus 67
Aulus Minicius Rufus 71/72 Catullus...
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Gellius noted that Alexis'
poetry was used by
Roman comedians,
including Turpilius and
possibly Plautus. Only
fragments have
survived from any of Alexis's...
