Gutta
3. GUTTA, a competitor for the consulship in B. C. 53, with T. Annius Milo. Cn. Pompey supported Gutta, and promised him Caesar's influence. (Cic. ad Qu. fr. 3.8.) Asconius, however (in Milonian. p. 31, Orelli), omits the name of Gutta in his list of Milo's opponents.
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