Rutilius

• “That they were crouded together appears from the height of their houses, which the poet Rutilius compared to towers made for scaling heaven.”

  Travels through France and Italy

• “Payen de religion, Rutilius a montr� son aversion pour la religion chr閠ienne dans des vers o�, confondant ensemble les chr閠iens et les Juifs, il dit du mal des deux sectes.”

  The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation

• “Rutilius because he was a man in nothing like himself; or perhaps it might be to gratify Pompey, whose father is described by”

  The Lives of the Noble Grecians and Romans

• “And as Rutilius relates, (in all other respects a fair and faithful authority, but, indeed, privately an enemy to Marius,) he obtained his sixth consulship by distributing vast sums of money among the tribes, and by this bribery kept out Metellus, and had Valerius Flaccus given him as his instrument, rather than his colleague, in the consulship.”

  The Lives of the Noble Grecians and Romans

• “Rutilius, in which he attempted to exasperate him to the laughter of all the Romans in Asia; though most men justly conjecture this to be a malicious invention of Theophanes, who probably hated”

  The Lives of the Noble Grecians and Romans

• “Romans, who had left two legions of soldiers to guard the Capuans from the Samnites (as we said elsewhere); the Heads of those legions conspired together to oppress the Capuans: when this was learned at Rome, they commissioned Rutilius, the new Consul, that this be prevented; who, to lull the conspirators to sleep, had published that the Senate had reaffirmed the quartering of the legions in Capua.”

  Discourses

• ““Saturninus just happened to have one,” replied Rutilius.”

  Two For The Lions

• “Rutilius left the personal question unanswered, implying he was innocent.”

  Two For The Lions

• “THE NIGHT BEFORE the Games, Rutilius and I took a quiet walk out to the amphitheater.”

  Two For The Lions

• “After a look, I consulted Rutilius, then we set out to climb the rows of seats.”

  Two For The Lions

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