place
Sinuessa
also: Sinuessanum, Sinuessanum deversoriolum
A town on the coast of Latium/Campania on the Via Appia, near the Campanian border. Cicero owned a small lodging (deversoriolum) there which Cornificius had slighted by passing it by.
Reading notes
- Ad Atticum 16.10 §1 my place at Sinuessa
Sinuessa, a coastal town on the border of Latium and Campania on the Appian Way, where Cicero had a villa (the Sinuessanum) and broke his journey north.
- Ad Atticum 16.13 §1 at the Sinuessanum
Cicero's villa at or near Sinuessa, a coastal town on the border of Latium and Campania along the Appian Way; a convenient stopping point on his journeys between Rome and the Bay of Naples.
- Ad Familiares 12.20 §1 my little lodge at Sinuessa
Sinuessa, a town on the Via Appia at the Latium-Campania border, where Cicero kept a modest staging-house (deversoriolum) for breaking the journey south; Cornificius had slighted it by passing it by.