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Árchias

Pro Archia revised University of Warwick

Archias then reported as legally required to the praetor at Rome in order to acquire Roman citizenship. 8 9 Refutation of the case against Archias made by Grattius (prosecutor). Witnessesfrom Heraclea. 10 11 More reasons why Archias is a citizen, contrary to the allegations of Grattius.

Full text of "Pro Archia;" Internet Archive

Full text of "Pro Archia;" ... And so, I imagine, had Archias not been by law a Roman citizen, he would not have been able to bring it about that he should be presented with the franchise by some general ! I suppose that, though Sulla presented therewith natives of Spain and Gaul, he would have rejected a request from my client ! ...

Pro Archia Poeta

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Archias of Corinth

Archias, son of Anaxidotos (Ancient Greek: Ἀρχίας Ἀναξιδότου Πελλαῖος) was a quasi mythological Corinthian citizen and founder of the colony of Syracuse in Sicily.. Legend. Archias fell in love with the son of Melissus, named Actaeon (distinct from Actaeon, son of Aristaeus) the most handsome and modest youth of his age in the city and proceeded to court him.

Pro Archia Poeta JURO

conventional guise of humility,7 the emphasis on burden and destiny suggest that it was Cicero’s earliest ambition to enter the political arena in Rome. As evident in Pro Archia Poeta, Cicero’s ambitions were not fostered by an eminent politician or a member of the aristocracy. Instead, Archias, who not only was a poet and scholar, but an individual