Julius Gratus

Family: Vitellian · Role: camp-prefect · First appears: Histories II.23-26

Life events

• Julius Gratus was imprisoned in irons for allegedly plotting with his brother.(Histories II.23-26)
  • “Julius Gratus, the camp-prefect, was put in irons on a charge of plotting with his brother, who was fighting on Otho's side.”

Histories II.23-26

• siblings with Julius Fronto “Julius Gratus, the camp-prefect, was put in irons on a charge of plotting with his brother, who was fighting on Otho's side. It was known that the Othonians had arrested the brother, Julius Fronto, on the same charge.”

Also listed in Vitellian — Minor Figures

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