Tiberius Alexander

Family: Flavian · Role: Governor of Egypt · First appears: Histories II.74-77

Life events

• Tiberius Alexander made common cause with Vespasian.(Histories II.74-77 · 📍 Egypt)
  • With: Vespasian
  • “Tiberius Alexander, the Governor of Egypt, had made common cause with him.”
• Tiberius Alexander administered the oath of allegiance to troops supporting Vespasian's accession.(Histories II.78-81 · 📍 Alexandria)
  • With: Vespasian
  • “The first offer of the throne to Vespasian was made at Alexandria, where Tiberius Alexander with great promptitude administered the oath of allegiance to his troops on the first of July.”

Histories II.74-77

• friends with Vespasian “Tiberius Alexander, the Governor of Egypt, had made common cause with him.”

Histories II.78-81

• friends with Vespasian (Tiberius Alexander's troops swore allegiance to Vespasian.) “The first offer of the throne to Vespasian was made at Alexandria, where Tiberius Alexander with great promptitude administered the oath of allegiance to his troops on the first of July.”

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Extracted from the original text of Tacitus — The Histories & The Annals (Books I-VI) & Agricola. Made with Rho MD.