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Gaius Manlius

also: C. Manlius, C. Gaius Manlius, Manlius

Catiline's chief military lieutenant, a former Sullan centurion who raised and commanded the rebel army camped in the gorges of Etruria near Faesulae in 63 BC. Cicero names him as the man who would take up arms on a fixed day and to whose 'Manlian camp' Catiline finally fled.

Mentioned in 13 works (20 total)

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

§123 Manlius

Against Verres, First Hearing speeches · 1 mention

§30 Manlius

For Aulus Cluentius speeches · 2 mentions

Against Catiline, First Speech speeches · 3 mentions

Against Catiline, Second Speech speeches · 3 mentions

On His House speeches · 1 mention

§101 Manlius

On the Orator rhetoric · 1 mention

§260 Manlius

On the Commonwealth philosophy · 1 mention

§49 Manlius

Ad Familiares 13.22 letters · 2 mentions

Ad Familiares 13.30 letters · 1 mention

§1 Manlius

On Duties philosophy · 1 mention

§112 Manlius

First Philippic speeches · 1 mention

§32 Manlius

Second Philippic speeches · 2 mentions