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Pompeius

Pompey

A wealthy Pompeius, kinsman of the emperor Gaius (Caligula), who --- though master of rivers --- was starved of bread and water in the emperor's palace. Not Pompey the Great, whose proverbial wealth the name evokes.

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Mentioned in 12 works (38 total)

Consolation to Marcia philosophy · 3 mentions

§14 Pompey
§20 Pompey
§22 Pompey

Consolation to Polybius philosophy · 1 mention

§15 Pompeius

On Anger philosophy · 2 mentions

§2.23 Pompey
§3.30 Pompey

On the Shortness of Life philosophy · 2 mentions

§5 Pompey
§13 Pompey

The Pumpkinification of the Divine Claudius satire · 2 mentions

§13 Pompeius
§14 Pompeius

On the Firmness of the Wise Man philosophy · 1 mention

§1.3 Pompey

On Mercy philosophy · 1 mention

§1.9 Pompey

On Benefits philosophy · 4 mentions

§2.12.1 Pompeius
§4.30.2 Pompeius
§5.16.4 Pompeius
§5.16.5 Pompey

On Tranquility of Mind philosophy · 3 mentions

§8 Pompey
§11 Pompey
§16 Pompey

Moral Letters to Lucilius philosophy · 16 mentions

§1.11.4 Pompey
§1.4.7 Pompey
§2.14.12 Pompey
§2.14.13 Pompey
§3.24.9 Pompey
§5.51.11 Pompey
§8.71.9 Pompey
§10.83.12 Pompey
§15.94.64 Pompey
§15.95.70 Pompey
§16.97.8 Pompey
§20.118.2 Pompey
§104.29 Pompey
§104.30 Pompey
§104.32 Pompey
§104.33 Pompey

Natural Questions philosophy · 2 mentions

§4.pr.21 Pompey
§4.pr.22 Pompey

On Providence philosophy · 1 mention

§3.14 Pompey

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Pompeius

Mentioned in 12 works (38 total)

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