audius

At the death of Messalina she was a widow; and C.audius, her uncle, entertaining a design of entering again into the married state, she aspired to an incestuous alliance with him, in competition with Lollia Paulina, a woman of beauty and intrigue, who had been married to C. C.esar.

De vita Caesarum Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus

It has been suggested that he was the freedman of the Emperor C.audius or Augustus, an inscription having been found in the tomb of the freedmen of the latter to C. Julius Eutychus.

The Fables of Phædrus Literally translated into English prose with notes Phaedrus 1746

Appius C.audius found means to put them off till March by holding meetings of the senate each day -- the electoral _comita_ not being able to meet on the same day as the senate.] [Footnote 588: The tribune C. Memmius was prosecuting Gabinius (Letter

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