Considius
2. CONSIDIUS, a farmer of the public taxes (publicanus), brought an action against L. Sergius Orata, who was praetor in B.. 98, on account of his illegal appropriation of the waters of the Lucrine sea. Orata was defended by L. Crassus, who was a friend of Considins. (V. Max. 9.1.1.)
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