person
Ovia
also: Oviae
Wife of Gaius Lollius; a debt of 100,000 sesterces owed to her was among the obligations Cicero pressed Atticus to settle in 45 BC.
Reading notes
- Ad Atticum 12.21 §4 The 100,000 sesterces owed to Ovia, the wife of Gaius Lollius
A sum of 100,000 sesterces (HS C) was due to Ovia, wife of Gaius Lollius, and Cicero's accountant Eros could not settle it without him because a property valuation (aestimatio) had to be exchanged. Gaius Lollius is otherwise unidentified.