Cneius Pompeius Magnus (son-in-law of Claudius)

Also known as: Cneius Pompey / Cneius Pompey the Great / Pompey · Family: Pompeian · Role: nobleman · First appears: Caligula 35

Life events

• Caligula removed the hereditary surname of Great from Cneius Pompey.(Caligula 35)
  • With: Caligula
  • “and from Cneius Pompey, the surname of Great, belonging to that ancient family.”
• Antonia married Cneius Pompey the Great.(Claudius 27)
  • With: Antonia
  • “He married Antonia to Cneius Pompey the Great”
• Claudius dismissed Pompey and Silanus from favour and had them put to death.(Claudius 27)
  • With: Claudius Silanus
  • “He not only dismissed from his favour both Pompey and Silanus, but put them to death.”
• Claudius had Cneius Pompey killed.(Claudius 29)
  • With: Claudius
  • “He also cut off Cneius Pompey, the husband of his eldest daughter;”

Caligula 35

• with Caligula (Caligula took Pompey's hereditary surname.) “and from Cneius Pompey, the surname of Great, belonging to that ancient family.”
• enemies with Caligula “and from Cneius Pompey, the surname of Great, belonging to that ancient family.”

Claudius 27

• married with Antonia “He married Antonia to Cneius Pompey the Great, and afterwards to Faustus Sylla, both youths of very noble parentage;”
• enemies with Claudius “He not only dismissed from his favour both Pompey and Silanus, but put them to death.”

Claudius 29

• enemies with Claudius “He also cut off Cneius Pompey, the husband of his eldest daughter”

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