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C. Fimbria

also: Gaius Fimbria

C. Flavius Fimbria, consul 104 BC with C. Marius. A new man of forensic ability, he is praised by Cicero among the Marii and Caelii as a model of advancement by personal exertion (Verr. 2.5.181; Brut. 129). He is distinct from his violent and notorious son, the legate of Flaccus who tried to murder Q. Scaevola at Marius's funeral (Pro Rosc. Am. 33-34).

Mentioned in 7 works (10 total)

For Sextus Roscius of Ameria speeches · 1 mention

§33 Gaius Fimbria

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

§181 Gaius Fimbria

For Marcus Fonteius speeches · 1 mention

§24 Gaius Fimbria

For Gaius Rabirius on a Charge of High Treason speeches · 1 mention

§21 Gaius Fimbria

For Gnaeus Plancius speeches · 2 mentions

Brutus rhetoric · 3 mentions

On Duties philosophy · 1 mention

§77 Gaius Fimbria