Lucius Crassitius

Also known as: Pansa / Pasides · Role: grammarian · First appears: Grammarians 18

Life events

• Lucius Crassitius changed his cognomen from Pasides to Pansa.(Grammarians 18)
  • “had the cognomen of Pasides, which he afterwards changed for Pansa.”
• Lucius Crassitius taught Julius Antonius among his high-ranking scholars.(Grammarians 18)
  • With: Julius Antonius
  • “after having taught many scholars, some of whom were of high rank, and amongst others, Julius Antonius, the triumvir’s son”
• Lucius Crassitius closed his school.(Grammarians 18)
  • “he suddenly closed his school”
• Lucius Crassitius joined a philosophical sect.(Grammarians 18)
  • “and joined the sect of Quintus Septimius, the philosopher.”

Grammarians 18

• pupil: Julius Antonius “However, after having taught many scholars, some of whom were of high rank, and amongst others, Julius Antonius, the triumvir’s son, so that he might be even compared with Verrius Flaccus; he suddenly closed his school, and joined the sect of Quintus Septimius, the philosopher.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Lives of the Twelve Caesars. Made with Rho MD.