Horatius Cocles

Also known as: Cocles · Family: Roman · Role: soldier · First appears: Poplicola

Poplicola

• patron: Publius Valerius (Direction is patron to protege.) “Poplicola, admiring his courage, proposed at once that the Romans should every one make him a present of a day's provisions, and afterwards gave him as much land as he could plow round in one day, and besides erected a brazen statue to his honor in the temple of Vulcan, as a requital for the lameness caused by his wound.”
• admirer: Publius Valerius “Poplicola, admiring his courage, proposed at once that the Romans should every one make him a present of a day's provisions”
• with Herminius (interaction) “Horatius Cocles, seconded by two of the first men in Rome, Herminius and Lartius, made head against them”
• with Lartius (interaction) “Horatius Cocles, seconded by two of the first men in Rome, Herminius and Lartius, made head against them”

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