Thurine
People / regional collective
Civil War 3.21 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “… Deeply moved by the smart of his disgrace, he made a public pretence of going to Caesar, but secretly sent messages to Milo, who after the murder of Clodius had been condemned on that charge, and summoning him into Italy—because Milo, having given public shows on a large scale, had with him the residue of a school of gladiators—associated him with himself …”
Named form in selected editions; identity established only to the extent of the cited context.
Civil War 3.21
Caesar
… Deeply moved by the smart of his disgrace, he made a public pretence of going to Caesar, but secretly sent messages to Milo, who after the murder of Clodius had been condemned on that charge, and summoning him into Italy—because Milo, having given public shows on a large scale, had with him the residue of a school of gladiators—associated him with himself and sent him on in front to the Thurine district to raise the farmers. …
Civil War 3.22
Caesar
… When he could make no progress with them he let loose some slaves from their dungeons and began to besiege Cosa, in the Thurine district. …