In Caecilium, 19 (5)
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Literature: prose See all items with this value
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1st century BCE See all items with this value
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In Caecilium, 19 (5)
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“Quod auri, quod argenti, quod ornamentorum in meis urbibus, sedibus, delubris fuit, quod in una quaque re beneficio senatus populique Romani iuris habui, id mihi tu, C. Verres, eripuisti atque abstulisti;"
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Noun (plural) See all items with this value
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Location: City See all items with this value
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Architecture: Building: Domestic Structure See all items with this value
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Architecture: Building: Temple See all items with this value
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Cultic: Building: Temple See all items with this value
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The cities, abodes, and shrines of the island of Sicily
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Subsequently the house of Verres
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Visual Work: Material: Precious Metals: Gold See all items with this value
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Visual Work: Material: Precious Metals: Silver See all items with this value
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Visual Work: Sculpture: Statue See all items with this value
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Visual Work: Painting See all items with this value
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Sculptures and paintings, and other precious objects, explicitly those of gold and silver by hendiadys (i.e. the golden door knobs of the shrine of Minerva at Syracuse, see In Verrem 2.4)
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From the wider context of the Verrine speeches
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A00131
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