Tiro, M. Tullius 104 B.C. or 103 B.C.-
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Name (Latin)
Tiro, M. Tullius 104 B.C. or 103 B.C.-
Other forms of name
M. Tullius Tiro (Marcus Tullius Tiro), 104 B.C. or 103 B.C.-
Tiro Tullius, 104 B.C. or 103 B.C.-
Tiro, M. Tullius (Marcus Tullius), b. 104 or 3 B.C
Tiro, Marcus Tullius, 104 B.C. or 103 B.C.-
Tiro, 104 B.C. or 103 B.C.-
Tullius Tiro, M. (Marcus), 104 B.C. or 103 B.C.-
Tullius Tiro, Marcus, 104 B.C. or 103 B.C.-
Date of birth
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Date of death
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Gender
male
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MARC
Sources of Information
- Funaioli, G. Grammaticae romanae fragmenta, 1964:p. 390 (M. Tullius Tiro; also Tullius Tiro, Tiro Tullius, and Tiro)
- Grammatica [CF] 1991:PHI CD ROM #5.3, Latin Canon, bibliographic screen (M. Tullius Tiro)
- NUC-pre 56:v. 595, p. 75-76 (Tiro, Marcus Tullius)
- Oxford class. dict., 1st ed.:p. 912 (Tiro, Marcus Tullius; freedman, secretary, and friend of Cicero; published original works, edited parts of Cicero's works and developed a system of shorthand)
- Pauly-Wissowa:2. Reihe, 14. Halbbd., col. 1319-1325; "Tullius", #52 M. Tullius Tiro; lived to be 100 years old and died 4 B.C., but whether born in 104 or 103 B.C. is not clear, as Cicero freed him in his fiftieth year on his birthday (April 28th); freedman; author, and editor of Cicero's works; inventor of a system of shorthand)
Wikipedia description:
Marcus Tullius Tiro (73–4 BC) was first a slave, then a freedman, of Cicero from whom he received his nomen and praenomen. He is frequently mentioned in Cicero's letters. After Cicero's death Tiro published his former master's collected works of letters and speeches. He also wrote a considerable number of books himself, and is thought to have invented an early form of shorthand.
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