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Decimus Iunius Silanus

Silanus

also: Silanus

Roman senator, consul 62 BC (with L. Licinius Murena), husband of Servilia; in 63 BC, as consul-designate, he spoke first in the Senate for the death penalty against the Catilinarians. At Att 1.1.2 (65 BC) Cicero reckons him a weak candidate contending with Thermus. Distinct from M. Iunius Silanus of 43 BC (person:m-iunius-silanus).

Mentioned in 12 works (14 total)

Against Caecilius (Divinatio) speeches · 1 mention

§67 Silanus

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

§118 Silanus

Ad Atticum 1.1 letters · 1 mention

§2 Silanus

Against Catiline, Fourth Speech speeches · 2 mentions

For Lucius Murena speeches · 1 mention

§82 Silanus

For Lucius Flaccus speeches · 1 mention

§30 Silanus

Against Piso speeches · 1 mention

§56 Silanus

Brutus rhetoric · 2 mentions

Ad Atticum 12.21 letters · 1 mention

§1 Silanus

Second Philippic speeches · 1 mention

§12 Silanus

Ad Familiares 10.30 letters · 1 mention

§1 Silanus

Ad Familiares 10.34 letters · 1 mention

§2 Silanus