person
Flaccus (in Asia, 50 BC)
Flaccus
also: Flaccus, Flaccum
A subordinate active in the province of Asia in 50 BC through whom the official censure of Appius's hired witnesses might already have been arranged (Fam. 3.11.3); usually taken to be a legate of the governor of Asia. Uncertain identity; probably a Valerius Flaccus, but distinct from the propraetor of 62 BC tried in Pro Flacco.
Mentioned in 30 works (88 mentions)
For Publius Quinctius
Against Caecilius (Divinatio)
On the Agrarian Law, Third Speech
Against Catiline, First Speech
Against Catiline, Third Speech
For Gaius Rabirius on a Charge of High Treason
Ad Atticum 1.19
Ad Atticum 2.25
For Lucius Flaccus
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- §frBob7 Flaccus
- §frMed Flaccus