Titus Pomponius Atticus
historical figure · 2 works · 3 mentions · 8 anchored passages
Atticus · Pomponius · Titus Pomponius · our Pomponius
in the texts
Academica
Cicero's close friend, addressee and interlocutor in the dialogue, host figure who prompts Varro's exposition.
" Then Atticus said:
"Indeed we shall," said Atticus;
and I see that Pomponius signifies the same.
On Moral Ends
A companion in the dialogue known for his devotion to Epicurus and long residence in Athens, addressed as almost an honorary Athenian.
' Then Pomponius:
'Our Pomponius indeed,' said I, 'seems to jest, and perhaps by his own right.
' Then, when Quintus and Pomponius had said that they wished the same, Piso began.