Metius Pomposianus
Family: Roman · Role: consul · First appears: Vespasian 14
Life events
- Vespasian appointed Metius Pomposianus consul despite fears he was destined for the empire.(Vespasian 14)
- With: Vespasian
- “he made him consul, promising for him, that he would not forget the benefit conferred.”
- Domitian condemned Metius Pomposianus to death over rumors of imperial destiny and royal associations.(Domitian 10)
- With: Domitian
- “Metius Pomposianus, because he was commonly reported to have an imperial nativity, and to carry about with him a map of the world upon vellum, with the speeches of kings and generals extracted out of Titus Livius; and for giving his slaves the names of Mago and Hannibal;”
Vespasian 14
- employer: Vespasian “he made him consul, promising for him, that he would not forget the benefit conferred.”
Domitian 10
- enemies with Domitian “Metius Pomposianus, because he was commonly reported to have an imperial nativity, and to carry about with him a map of the world upon vellum, with the speeches of kings and generals extracted out of Titus Livius;”
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Extracted from the original text of The Lives of the Twelve Caesars. Made with Rho MD.