person
Gaius Asinius Pollio
Asinius Pollio
also: Asinius, Pollio
Orator, historian, poet, and patron (76 BC–AD 4); founder of Rome's first public library. His speeches for the heirs of Urbinia were the rare surviving centumviral orations.
Reading notes
- The Annals §1.12 Asinius Pollio
Gaius Asinius Pollio, the Republican orator-historian, father of Asinius Gallus.
- The Annals §3.75 Asinius Pollio
Gaius Asinius Pollio, the great Augustan orator, historian, and patron of letters.
- A Dialogue on Oratory §12 Asinius
C. Asinius Pollio, orator, historian, and founder of Rome's first public library.
- A Dialogue on Oratory §34 Asinius Pollio
Here as the young prosecutor of Gaius Cato, an instance of precocious Republican oratory.
Mentioned in 3 works (41 mentions)
A Dialogue on Oratory
The Histories
The Annals
- §1.10 Pollio
- §1.12 Asinius Pollio
- §1.13 Asinius
- §1.76 Asinius
- §1.77 Asinius
- §1.8 Asinius
- §2.32 Asinius
- §2.33 Asinius
- §2.35 Asinius
- §2.86 Pollio
- §3.11 Asinius
- §3.75 Asinius Pollio
- §4.1 Asinius
- §4.20 Asinius
- §4.30 Asinius
- §4.34 Asinius Pollio
- §4.61 Asinius
- §4.71 Asinius
- §6.23 Asinius
- §6.25 Asinius
- §6.9 Pollio
- §11.6 Asinius
- §11.7 Asinius
- §12.45 Pollio
- §12.46 Pollio
- §12.64 Asinius
- §12.9 Pollio
- §13.15 Pollio
- §14.40 Asinius Pollio
- §15.56 Pollio
- §15.71 Pollio
- §16.30 Pollio