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  • In Verrem, 2.2.35 (14)

    Cicero
    Erat in sermone res, magnam Heraclio pecuniam relictam; non solum Heraclium divitem, sed etiam ornatum supellectile, argento, veste, mancipiis futurum

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE
    Location: Rome

  • De provinciis consularibus, 28 (11)

    Cicero
    sed decus illud et ornamentum triumphi minuendum nostra parsimonia non putavi.

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE
    Location: Rome

  • De lege agraria, 2.61 (23)

    Cicero
    Nam si est aequum praedam ac manubias suas imperatores non in monumenta deorum immortalium neque in urbis ornamenta conferre, sed ad decemviros tamquam ad dominos reportare, nihil sibi appetit praecipue Pompeius, nihil

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE
    Location: Rome

  • De bello Africo, 28.2

    Unknown
    pecuniam et ornamenta triumphi Caesaris retinenda et custodienda curarat

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE
    Location: Rome

  • Commentarii de bello Gallico, 8.51

    Caesar
    Nihil relinquebatur quod ad ornatum portarum, itinerum, locorum omnium qua Caesar iturus erat excogitari poterat.

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE
    Location: Rome

  • Ab urbe condita, 45.35.3

    Livy
    … Paulus ipse post dies paucos regia nave ingentis magnitudinis, quam sedecim versus remorum agebant, ornata Macedonicis spoliis non insignium tantum armorum, sed etiam regiorum textilium ...

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE/ 1st century CE
    Location: Rome

  • Ab urbe condita, 42.3.9

    Livy
    … tamquam non iidem ubique di immortales sint, sed spoliis aliorum alii colendi exornandique!

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE/ 1st century CE
    Location: Rome

  • Ab urbe condita, 42.3.2

    Livy
    Magnum ornatum ei templo ratus adiecturum, si tegulae marmoreae essent

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE/ 1st century CE
    Location: Rome

  • Ab urbe condita, 39.4.12

    Livy
    Nisi Syracusarum ceterarumque captarum civitatium ornamentis urbem exornari fas fuerit

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE/ 1st century CE
    Location: Rome

  • Ab urbe condita, 34.7.5-6

    Livy
    ...ornamenta quae sibi adempta sint, cum insignes eas esse auro et purpura ...

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE/ 1st century CE
    Location: Rome

  • Ab urbe condita, 31.30.8

    Livy
    Qualem terram Atticam fecerit, exornatam quondam opulentamque, talem eum, si liceat, Aetoliam Graeciamque omnem facturum.

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE/ 1st century CE
    Location: Rome

  • Ab urbe condita, 31.26.11

    Livy
    et ornata eo genere operum eximie terra Attica et copia domestici marmoris et ingeniis artificum praebuit huic furori materiam.

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE/ 1st century CE
    Location: Rome

  • Ab urbe condita, 27.16.7

    Livy
    Triginta milia servilium capitum dicuntur capta, argenti vis ingens facti signatique, auri tria milia octoginta pondo, signa et tabulae, prope ut Syracusarum ornamenta aequaverint.

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE/ 1st century CE
    Location: Rome

  • Ab urbe condita, 26.31.9

    Livy
    Ego, patres conscripti, Syracusas spoliatas si negaturus essem, numquam spoliis earum urbem Romam exornarem.

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE/ 1st century CE
    Location: Rome

  • Ab urbe condita, 26.21.7-8

    Livy
    ... pacis diuturnae regiaeque opulentiae ornamenta, argenti aerisque fabrefacti vis, alia supellex pretiosaque vestis et multa nobilia signa, quibus inter primas Graeciae urbes Syracusae ornatae fuerant.

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE/ 1st century CE
    Location: Rome

  • Ab urbe condita, 26.11.8-10

    Livy
    His motus ad Tutiam fluvium castra rettulit, sex milia passuum ab urbe. Inde ad lucum Feroniae pergit ire, templum ea tempestate inclutum divitiis. Capenates aliique qui accolae eius erant primitias frugum eo donaque alia pro copia portantes multo auro argentoque id exornatum habebant. Iis omnibus donis tum spoliatum templum; aeris acervi, cum rudera milites religione inducti iacerent, post profectionem Hannibalis magni inventi.

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE/ 1st century CE
    Location: Rome

  • Ab urbe condita, 22.32.6

    Livy
    aequum censuisse Neapolitanos, quod auri sibi cum ad templorum ornatum, tum ad subsidium fortunae, a maioribus relictum foret, eo iuvare populum Romanum

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE/ 1st century CE
    Location: Rome

  • Ab urbe condita, 9.40.16/17

    Livy
    Inde natum initium dicitur fori ornandi ab aedilibus cum tensae ducerentur.

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE/ 1st century CE
    Location: Rome

  • Ab urbe condita, 9.40.16

    Livy
    Tantum magnificentiae visum in iis, ut aurata scuta dominis argentariarum ad forum ornandum dividerentur.

    Text Category: Literature: prose
    Century Range: 1st century BCE/ 1st century CE
    Location: Rome