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Tenediorum

also: Tenedians, Tenedi, Tenedos

Tenedos, a small island off the Asian coast facing Troy, in late-Republican times under direct Roman administration as part of the province of Asia. Home of the eponymous hero Tenes (Verr. 2.1.49); the Tenedians' freedom was cut off in 56 BC, a matter Cicero with three other senators alone opposed (Ad Q. fr. 2.9.2).

Mentioned in 5 works (5 mentions)

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

§49 Tenedians

For Lucius Murena speech · 1 mention

§33 Tenedos

For the Poet Aulus Licinius Archias speech · 1 mention

§21 Tenedos

Ad Quintum Fratrem 2.9 letter · 1 mention

§2 Tenedians

On the Nature of the Gods phil · 1 mention

§39 Tenedos