Plutarch's Lives

Titus Lartius

Family: Roman · Role: Roman commander · First appears: Coriolanus

Coriolanus

  • with Caius Marcius (They served as commanders in the same Roman campaign.) “Cominius, to avoid this inconvenience, divided his army, marching himself with one body to encounter the Volscians on their approach from without, and leaving Titus Lartius, one of the bravest Romans of his time, to command the other and continue the siege.”
  • with Cominius (co-commanders) “Cominius, to avoid this inconvenience, divided his army, marching himself with one body to encounter the Volscians on their approach from without, and leaving Titus Lartius, one of the bravest Romans of his time, to command the other and continue the siege.”

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