Junius
tertia decima die mensis ~ii
pervenit ‥ Theodorus ad ecclesiam suam ‥ sub die kalendarum ~iarum dominica
consecratus est ‥ die decima ~ii mensis
per iij dies mensis ~ii(v.
die undecimo exeunte mense ~io
Romulus ‥ Maium tertium [mensem ], quartum ~ium posuit, in honorem viz. majorum ac juniorum in quos divisit populum
Junius in nonis mundo miratur ademtam / et summis Tatberhti animam trans [s ]idera vectam
at contra cu[r ]runt bis nonis rite quaternis. / Ju[n ]ius, Aprelis, September et ipse November
dehinc pullos pro matre [lupi ] petunt, quos proximus ante / Junius ediderat, diripiunt et edunt
~ii(v. 2
1 Q. Junius, one of the tribunes of the plebs in B. C. 315, who endeavoured to excite the people against the murderers of Sp. Maelius. (Liv. 4.16.)
2. D. Junius was stationed with a force by the consul, Ap. Claudius, in the second Punic war, B. C. 212, to command the mouth of the Vulturnus. (Liv. 25.22.)
3. T. Junius, L. F., a contemporary of Sulla, possessed no mean oratorical powers, but was unable to rise beyond the tribuneship of the plebs, on account of his always suffering from ill health. He accused and obtained the condemnation of P. Sextius, praetor designatus, for bribery at the elections. (Cic. Brut. 48.)
4. M. Junius, the previous defender of Cicero's client, P. Quintius, but was absent on an embassy when Cicero spoke on behalf of Quintius, B. C. 81. (Cic. pro Quint. 1.)
5. C. Junius, presided as judex quaestionis in the year of Verres's praetorship, B. C. 74, in the court which condemned Scamander, Fabricius, and Oppianicus, for having attempted to poison the elder Cluentius. The opinion that this verdict was gained by bribing the judices, and, among them, Junius, was so strongly believed, and excited such universal indignation, that Junius, although he had been aedile, and had a good prospect of obtaining the praetorship, was obliged to retire from public life altogether, and the Judicium Junianum became a bye-word for a corrupt and unrighteous judgment. (Cic. Clu. 1, 20, 27, 29, 33, c. Verr. 1.10, 61; Pseudo-Ascon. in Verr. p. 141, ed Orelli.) This Junius had a son of the same name. (Pro Cluent. 49.)
6. M. Junius, the praetor before whom Cicero defended D. Matrinius. (Cic. Clu. 45; Plin. Nat. 35.10.)
[Blaesus.]
[Cilo.]
[Cordus, Aelius.]
[Gallio.]
[Juvenalis.]
[Mauricus.]
[Maximus.]
[Columella.]
[Otho.]
[Philargyrius.]
[Rusticus.]
[Saturninus.]