Titidius Labeo

First appears: Annals II (14)

Life events

• Titidius Labeo was questioned for failing to punish his wife’s manifest guilt.(Annals II (14))
  • “Titidius Labeo too was questioned, that in the manifest guilt of his wife, he had neglected the punishment prescribed by the law;”

Annals II (14)

• married with Vistilia “For Vistilia, a lady born of a Praetorian family, had before the Aediles published herself a prostitute; upon a custom allowed by our ancestors, who thought that prostitutes were by thus avowing their infamy, sufficiently punished. Titidius Labeo too was questioned, that in the manifest guilt of his wife, he had neglected the punishment prescribed by the law;”

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