place

Panhormi

also: Panhormus

Panhormus (modern Palermo), the chief port of north-western Sicily, a Carthaginian foundation captured by Rome in the First Punic War. One of the principal assize towns of the Sicilian governor and the scene of the celebrated case of Apollonius son of Diocles (Verr. 2.5.16). Home of the Lucullan circle (Ad Att. 1.19.10).

Mentioned in 5 works (13 mentions)

Against Verres, Second Hearing, Book II speech · 4 mentions

§63 Panhormus
§120 Panhormus
§153 Panhormus
§185 Panhormus

Against Verres, Second Hearing, Book III speech · 1 mention

§13 Panhormus

Against Verres, Second Hearing, Book IV speech · 1 mention

§29 Panhormus

Against Verres, Second Hearing, Book V speech · 6 mentions

§16 Panhormus
§21 Panhormus
§69 Panhormus
§70 Panhormus
§161 Panhormus
§168 Panhormus

Ad Atticum 1.19 letter · 1 mention

§10 Panhormus