Opimius
6. OPIMIUS, is mentioned as one of the judices by Cicero (Cic. Att. 4.16.6) in B. C. 54. The word which follows Opimius, being either his cobgnomen or the name of his tribe, is corrupt. (See Orelli, ad loc.) This Opimius may be the same as the following.
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