Catone in Utica
Catone in Utica or Cato in Utica stands for:
- Catone in Utica (Metastasio) , opera libretto by Pietro Metastasio (1728)
- Catone in Utica (Vinci) , opera by Leonardo Vinci (1728)
- Catone in Utica (Leo) , opera by Leonardo Leo (1728)
- Catone in Utica (Hasse) , opera by Johann Adolph Hasse (1731)
- Catone in Utica (Torri) , opera by Pietro Torri (1736)
- Catone in Utica (Vivaldi) , opera by Antonio Vivaldi (1737)
- Catone in Utica (Duni) , opera by Egidio Duni (1739)
- Catone in Utica (Rinaldo di Capua) , opera by Rinaldo di Capua (1740)
- Cato in Utica (Verocai) , opera by Giovanni Verocai (1743)
- Catone in Utica (Graun) , opera by Carl Heinrich Graun (1744)
- Catone in Utica (Scalabrini) , opera by Paolo Scalabrini (1744)
- Catone in Utica (Latilla) , opera by Gaetano Latilla (1747)
- Catone in Utica (Ferrandini) , opera by Giovanni Battista Ferrandini (1753)
- Catone in Utica (Jommelli) , opera by Niccolò Jommelli (1754)
- Catone in Utica (Ciampi) , opera by Vincenzo Lbegrenzio Ciampi (1756)
- Catone in Utica (Gassmann) , opera by Florian Leopold Gassmann (1761)
- Catone in Utica (Johann Christian Bach) , opera by Johann Christian Bach (1761)
- Catone in Utica (de Majo) , opera by Gian Francesco de Majo (1763)
- Catone in Utica (Piccinni) , opera by Niccolò Piccinni (1770)
- Catone in Utica (Andreozzi) , opera by Gaetano Andreozzi (1787)
- Catone in Utica (Paisiello) , opera by Giovanni Paisiello (1789)
- Catone in Utica (von Winter) , Peter von Winter (1791)
See also:
- Catone (Handel) , opera by Georg Friedrich Handel (1732)
