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Publius Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus

Scipio

also: Scipio

Son of Aemilius Paulus given in adoption into the Scipiones, later destroyer of Carthage. His adoption is why Paulus's own car rode empty at the triumph.

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Mentioned in 9 works (28 total)

Consolation to Marcia philosophy · 3 mentions

§13 Scipio
§16 Scipio
§25 Scipio

Consolation to His Mother Helvia philosophy · 1 mention

§12 Scipio

Consolation to Polybius philosophy · 1 mention

§14 Scipio

On Anger philosophy · 1 mention

§1.11 Scipio

On the Shortness of Life philosophy · 1 mention

§17 Scipio

On Benefits philosophy · 4 mentions

§3.33.1 Scipio
§3.33.3 Scipio
§5.17.2 Scipio
§6.36.2 Scipio

On Tranquility of Mind philosophy · 1 mention

§17 Scipio

Moral Letters to Lucilius philosophy · 15 mentions

§3.24.10 Scipio
§3.24.9 Scipio
§3.25.6 Scipio
§5.51.11 Scipio
§7.66.13 Scipio
§8.70.22 Scipio
§8.71.10 Scipio
§15.95.72 Scipio
§86.1 Scipio
§86.11 Scipio
§86.12 Scipio
§86.3 Scipio
§86.4 Scipio
§86.8 Scipio
§87.9 Scipio

Natural Questions philosophy · 1 mention

§1.17.8 Scipio

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Publius Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus

Mentioned in 9 works (28 total)

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