Plutarch's Lives

Capitolinus

Family: Roman · Role: aedile and Marcellus's colleague · First appears: Marcellus

Life events

  • The senate condemned Capitolinus and fined him after Marcus Claudius prosecuted him.(Marcellus · 📍 Rome)
    • With: Marcus Claudius
    • “they condemned Capitolinus, and set a fine upon him;”

Marcellus

  • with Marcus Claudius (colleagues; Capitolinus was accused by Marcellus) “This youth, Capitolinus, a bold and ill-mannered man, Marcellus's colleague, sought to abuse.”
  • with Marcus (interaction) “This youth, Capitolinus, a bold and ill-mannered man, Marcellus's colleague, sought to abuse.”
  • enemies with Marcus Claudius “Marcellus, highly indignant, accused the man in the senate, where he, having appealed to the tribunes of the people, endeavored by various shifts and exceptions to elude the impeachment;”

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