Cassius Patavinus

Role: plebeian · First appears: Augustus 51

Life events

• Augustus punished Cassius Patavinus with easy banishment for declaring he might stab him.(Augustus 51)
  • With: Augustus
  • “he thought it sufficient to punish Junius Novatus and Cassius Patavinus, who were both plebeians, one of them with a fine, and the other with an easy banishment;”

Augustus 51

• enemies with Augustus “he thought it sufficient to punish Junius Novatus and Cassius Patavinus, who were both plebeians, one of them with a fine, and the other with an easy banishment; although the former had published, in the name of young Agrippa, a very scurrilous letter against him, and the other declared openly, at an entertainment where there was a great deal of company, ‘that he neither wanted inclination nor courage to stab him.’”

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