person
Oppia (wife of Mindius)
Oppia
also: Oppia, oppia
Woman who had been the wife of a Mindius; accused by Cicero of having carried off property forming part of an inheritance in which L. Mescinius had an interest. Cicero urges Servius Sulpicius (proconsul of Achaea) to arrange that she be brought to Rome to face proceedings (13.28).
Reading notes
- Ad Familiares 13.28 §2 Oppia, who was Mindius's wife, has carried off
Oppia, widow of a Mindius, is accused of misappropriating property that forms part of an estate in which Mescinius has an interest; bringing her to Rome (in iudicium, to trial) is the legal remedy Cicero urges Sulpicius to facilitate.