Publius Sylla

Also known as: Sylla · Family: Roman · Role: consul-designate · First appears: Julius Caesar 9

Life events

Julius Caesar was suspected of conspiring with Marcus Crassus, Publius Sylla, and Lucius Autronius.(Julius Caesar 9)
- With: Julius Caesar Marcus Crassus Lucius Autronius
- “he incurred a suspicion of having engaged in a conspiracy with Marcus Crassus, a man of consular rank; to whom were joined Publius Sylla and Lucius Autronius”
Publius Sylla and Lucius Autronius were convicted of bribery after being chosen consuls.(Julius Caesar 9)
- With: Lucius Autronius
- “who, after they had been chosen consuls, were convicted of bribery.”

enemies with Julius Caesar (They were alleged conspirators against the senate.) “he incurred a suspicion of having engaged in a conspiracy with Marcus Crassus, a man of consular rank; to whom were joined Publius Sylla and Lucius Autronius, who, after they had been chosen consuls, were convicted of bribery.”
enemies with Marcus Crassus (They were alleged conspirators against the senate.) “he incurred a suspicion of having engaged in a conspiracy with Marcus Crassus, a man of consular rank; to whom were joined Publius Sylla and Lucius Autronius, who, after they had been chosen consuls, were convicted of bribery.”
enemies with Lucius Autronius (They were alleged conspirators against the senate.) “he incurred a suspicion of having engaged in a conspiracy with Marcus Crassus, a man of consular rank; to whom were joined Publius Sylla and Lucius Autronius, who, after they had been chosen consuls, were convicted of bribery.”

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