Manius

Family: Rome · Role: consul · First appears: Philopoemen

Life events

Antiochus was defeated at Thermopylae and fled immediately to Asia.(Flamininus · 📍 Thermopylae)
- With: Antiochus
- “For Antiochus, receiving a defeat at Thermopylae, not only fled the field, but hoisted sail instantly for Asia.”

rivals with Philopoemen “And neither Mummius nor the lieutenants would suffer the honorable monuments of so great a man to be defaced, though he had often crossed both Titus and Manius.”
with Philopoemen (interaction) “Manius, the Roman consul, after the defeat of Antiochus, requested the Achaeans to restore the banished Lacedaemonians to their country, which motion was seconded and supported by all the interest of Titus. But Philopoemen crossed it, not from ill-will to the men, but that they might be beholden to him and the Achaeans, not to Titus and the Romans.”

rivals with Titus Quintius Flamininus “the tribunes of the people, Fulvius and Manius, and their party, strongly opposed him”
with Titus Quintius Flamininus (interaction) “but the tribunes of the people, Fulvius and Manius, and their party, strongly opposed him”

Extracted from the original text of Plutarch's Lives. Made with Rho MD.