Sulpicius
Unresolved name group
Civil War 1.74 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “… The youthful son of Afranius also pleaded with Caesar through the envoy Sulpicius for his own and his father’s safety. …”
Unresolved or multiple bearers: shared spelling is not an identity merge.
Civil War 1.74
Caesar
… The youthful son of Afranius also pleaded with Caesar through the envoy Sulpicius for his own and his father’s safety. …
Civil War 2.44
Caesar
… Sulpicius and Licinius Damasippus, briefly arranged and ordered what he wanted to be done at Utica, and a few days afterwards withdrew with all his forces to his own kingdom.
Civil War 3.101
Caesar
About the same time G. Cassius came to Sicily I with the Syrian, Phoenician, and Cilician fleets, and as Caesar’s fleet was divided into two parts, the praetor P. Sulpicius at Vibo being in command of one half, and M. Pomponius at Messana of the I other, Cassius hurried with his ships to Messana, before Pomponius could learn of his approach, and n finding him in a state of disorganization, with no surveillance and no fixed order of battle, with the aid of I a strong and favourable wind he sent against the I fleet of Pomponius some merchant-ships loaded with I pine, pitch, tow, and other combustibles and burnt I all thirty-five ships, of which twenty were decked. …