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information about Oppianicus.
According to
Cicero in Pro Cluentio,
Oppianicus poisoned Cluentia, his wife
poisoned Gaius Oppianicus, his
brother poisoned...
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Statius Abbius Oppianicus.
Cluentius had
prosecuted Oppianicus successfully in 74 BC for
attempting to
poison him,
securing Oppianicus' exile. Both sides...
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certain Oppianicus was sent by
Sulla to the city of Larinum,
where he
murdered four
proscribed muni****l councillors. The
councillors were also
Oppianicus' personal...
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Albius Oppianicus of an
attempt to
poison him; had it been successful, the
property of
Cluentius would have
fallen to his
mother S****ia.
Oppianicus was found...
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Aulus Cluentius Habitus,
married Statius Albius Oppianicus, by whom she was
allegedly poisoned.
Oppianicus subsequently married Cluentius' widow, S****ia...
- fell ill, and
designated the
younger Oppianicus -- her
grandson and late daughter's
child by
Statius Albius Oppianicus -- as her heir, but also left 400...
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Oppianicus.
Gaius Albius Oppianicus,
brother of Statius, who
according to
Cicero poisoned Gaius and his wife, Auria.
Statius Albius St. f.
Oppianicus...
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Statius Albius Oppianicus,
husband of the late Magia, and
father of Dinaea's
grandson Oppianicus, and also that the
elder Oppianicus either mani****ted...
- sons.
Oppianicus obliged and
murdered his children,
after which he
became S****ia's
third husband. In 74 BCE, the
younger Cluentius accused Oppianicus, his...
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plebeian family of
ancient Rome, including: Magia, a wife of the
poisoner Oppianicus Magia Polla,
mother of the poet
Virgil Magia (planthopper), a
genus of...
