Quintus Curius

Also known as: Curius · First appears: Julius Caesar 17

Life events

Quintus Curius accused Julius Caesar and claimed Catiline supplied his information.(Julius Caesar 17 · 📍 senate)
- With: Julius Caesar Catiline
- “in the senate by Quintus Curius; to whom a reward had been voted, for having first discovered the designs of the conspirators. Curius affirmed that he had received his information from Catiline.”
Julius Caesar appealed to Cicero, causing Quintus Curius to lose his expected reward.(Julius Caesar 17)
- With: Julius Caesar Cicero
- “Caesar, feeling that this treatment was not to be borne, appealed to Cicero himself, whether he had not voluntarily made a discovery to him of some particulars of the conspiracy; and so baulked Curius of his expected reward.”

enemies with Julius Caesar “Caesar, feeling that this treatment was not to be borne, appealed to Cicero himself, whether he had not voluntarily made a discovery to him of some particulars of the conspiracy; and so baulked Curius of his expected reward.”
with Catiline (Catiline was identified as the source of Curius's information.) “Curius affirmed that he had received his information from Catiline.”

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