person
Xeno
also: Xenon
An Athenian financial agent; a debt owed by Xeno, together with the Epirote business, is among the money matters Cicero presses Atticus to arrange (Att. 13.37).
Reading notes
- Ad Atticum 13.37 §1 the debt owed by Xenon
Xeno (Xenon) of Athens, an agent who handled funds for Cicero, especially the allowance of his son studying there; the "nomen" is the account or debt to be settled. The Epirote affair concerns property and money in Epirus, where Atticus held large estates.
- Ad Atticum 16.1 §5 Xeno is doling it out very meagerly
Xeno of Athens was the agent who managed young Marcus's allowance there; Cicero complains he disburses it grudgingly and in driblets.
- Ad Atticum 16.3 §2 About Xeno
Xeno of Athens, an Epicurean and Atticus's agent there, who oversaw and disbursed young Marcus's allowance during his studies.