Titus Livius

Family: Roman · Role: historian · First appears: Annals IV (5)

Annals IV (5)

• friends with Augustus “Titus Livius, an historian eminently famous for eloquence and veracity, signalised Pompey with such abundant encomiums, that he was thence by Augustus named Pompeianus; nor did this prejudice their common friendship.”
• with Pompey (Livius publicly praised Pompey; no controlled relation more specific than this is established.) “Titus Livius, an historian eminently famous for eloquence and veracity, signalised Pompey with such abundant encomiums, that he was thence by Augustus named Pompeianus;”
• patron: Augustus “Titus Livius, an historian eminently famous for eloquence and veracity, signalised Pompey with such abundant encomiums, that he was thence by Augustus named Pompeianus;”

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