Licinius Caecina

Also known as: Caecina · Role: senator · First appears: Histories II.49-53

Life events

• Licinius Caecina attacked Eprius Marcellus over the ambiguity of his language.(Histories II.49-53 · 📍 Mutina)
  • With: Eprius Marcellus
  • “Licinius Caecina attacked Eprius Marcellus for the ambiguity of his language.”

Histories II.49-53

• with Eprius Marcellus (Caecina attacked and quarrelled with Marcellus during the meeting.) “A remarkable quarrel arose at this meeting. Licinius Caecina attacked Eprius Marcellus for the ambiguity of his language.”
• enemies with Eprius Marcellus “A remarkable quarrel arose at this meeting. Licinius Caecina attacked Eprius Marcellus for the ambiguity of his language. Not that the others disclosed their sentiments, but Caecina, who was still a nobody, recently raised to the senate, sought to distinguish himself by quarrelling with some one of importance, and selected Marcellus, because the memory of his career as an informer made him an object of loathing.”

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Extracted from the original text of Tacitus — The Histories & The Annals (Books I-VI) & Agricola. Made with Rho MD.