Hermogenes
3. A banker at Rome, who is called by Cicero (Cic. Att. 12.25, 30) his debtor, in B. C. 45. If, as is commonly supposed, he is the same as Hermogenes Clodius, who is mentioned by Cicero in a letter of the sane year (ad Att. 13.23), he was a freedman of Clodius.
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