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gens Papiria

Papirii

also: Papirii, Papisii, the Papirii, Papirius, gens Papiria

The Roman gens Papiria (archaic spelling Papisii, before rhotacism), which had both patrician branches among the minores gentes (Mugillani, Crassi, Cursores, Massones) and plebeian branches (Carbones, Turdi). L. Papirius Paetus belonged to the gens; in Fam. 9.21 Cicero refutes Paetus's claim that the family was wholly plebeian.

Mentioned in 11 works (14 total)

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

§34 Papirius

Against Verres, Second Hearing, Book III speeches · 2 mentions

On the Agrarian Law, Third Speech speeches · 1 mention

§6 Papirius

Ad Atticum 1.20 letters · 1 mention

§7 Papirius

On His House speeches · 2 mentions

On the Commonwealth philosophy · 1 mention

§60 Papirius

On the Laws philosophy · 1 mention

§3.35 Papirius

For Titus Annius Milo speeches · 2 mentions

Ad Familiares 9.21 letters · 1 mention

§2 Papirius

Brutus rhetoric · 1 mention

§170 Papirius

Laelius, On Friendship philosophy · 1 mention

§96 Papirius