Lucius Antony

Family: Antonian · Role: consul · First appears: Augustus 14

Life events

Augustus forced Lucius Antony to flee to Perugia and surrender after famine.(Augustus 14 · 📍 Perugia)
- With: Augustus
- “At this time he obliged Lucius Antony, who, presuming upon his own authority as consul, and his brother’s power, was raising new commotions, to fly to Perugia, and forced him, by famine, to surrender at last”
Augustus defeated Lucius Antony’s allies and confiscated their estates.(Augustus 15)
- With: Augustus
- “and that having defeated them, and confiscated their estates, he might be enabled to fulfil his promises to the veteran soldiers.”
Lucius Antony accused Augustus of sexual pollution by Caesar.(Augustus 68)
- With: Augustus Julius Caesar
- “Lucius Antony, likewise Mark’s brother, charges him with pollution by Caesar;”
Lucius Antony accused Augustus of submitting sexually to Aulus Hirtius for payment.(Augustus 68 · 📍 Spain)
- With: Augustus Aulus Hirtius
- “and that, for a gratification of three hundred thousand sesterces, he had submitted to Aulus Hirtius in the same way, in Spain;”

enemies with Augustus “At this time he obliged Lucius Antony, who, presuming upon his own authority as consul, and his brother’s power, was raising new commotions, to fly to Perugia, and forced him, by famine, to surrender at last, although not without having been exposed to great hazards, both before the war and during its continuance.”

enemies with Augustus (Lucius Antony is described as the head of Augustus's secret enemies.) “that his secret enemies, and those whom fear more than affection kept quiet, might be detected, by declaring themselves, now they had an opportunity, with Lucius Antony at their head; and that having defeated them”

enemies with Augustus “Lucius Antony, likewise Mark’s brother, charges him with pollution by Caesar;”

Extracted from the original text of The Lives of the Twelve Caesars. Made with Rho MD.