Tacitus: Histories and Annals

Mummius

Family: Rome · Role: Roman commander · First appears: Annals IV (7)

Annals IV (7)

  • with King Antigonus (Both are named as successive adjudicators in the same territorial dispute.) “the same afterwards was the adjudgment of King Antigonus; the same that of the Roman commander Mummius.”
  • with Atidius Geminus (Both are named as adjudicators in the same dispute.) “The same afterwards was the adjudgment of King Antigonus; the same that of the Roman commander Mummius. Thus too the Milesians had awarded, they who were by both sides chosen arbitrators: and thus lastly it had been determined by Atidius Geminus, Praetor of Achaia.”

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