Plutarch's Lives

Britomartus

Family: Gaesatae Β· Role: king Β· First appears: Marcellus

Life events

  • Marcus Claudius slew Britomartus, king of the Gaesatae, in battle.(Marcellus Β· πŸ“ Clastidium)
    • With: Marcus Claudius
    • β€œhe instantly ran upon the king, and pierced through his breastplate with his lance; then pressing upon him with the weight of his horse, threw him to the ground, and with two or three strokes more, slew him.”

Marcellus

  • enemies with Marcus Claudius β€œhe instantly ran upon the king, and pierced through his breastplate with his lance; then pressing upon him with the weight of his horse, threw him to the ground, and with two or three strokes more, slew him.”

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