person
Lucius Fadius
L. Fadius
also: L. Fadio, L. Fadius, Fadius the aedile
Lucius Fadius, an aedile, named as the one person to whom Cicero will permit a copy of a work to be given. Distinct from the other Fadii in the correspondence.
Reading notes
- Ad Atticum 15.15 §1 Lucius Fadius the aedile
Lucius Fadius, an aedile (municipal magistrate, probably of Arpinum) and the one person Cicero authorizes to receive the money; he is distinct from other Fadii in Cicero's letters.
- Ad Atticum 15.17 §1 the aedile Lucius Fadius
Lucius Fadius, an aedile, is named as the one person to whom a copy (of a speech or document) may safely and lawfully be given; he is distinct from the other Fadii in the correspondence.
- Ad Atticum 15.20 §4 About Fadius, as you write, by all means to no one else
Lucius Fadius the aedile, picking up the instruction of the earlier letter (Att. 15.17): a copy is to be given to him and to no one else.