Caecilius Metullus

Role: tribune of the people · First appears: Julius Caesar 16

Life events

Julius Caesar became a resolute political supporter of Caecilius Metullus.(Julius Caesar 16)
- With: Julius Caesar
- “He afterwards approved himself a most resolute supporter of Caecilius Metullus, tribune of the people”
The senate dismissed Julius Caesar and Caecilius Metullus from office.(Julius Caesar 16)
- With: Julius Caesar
- “until they were both dismissed from office by a vote of the senate.”
Caecilius Metullus abandoned his official insignia and withdrew privately after armed opposition was prepared.(Julius Caesar 16)
- “but finding that preparations were made to obstruct him by force of arms, he dismissed the lictors, threw off his gown, and betook himself privately to his own house”
The senate cancelled its former vote and restored Caecilius Metullus to office.(Julius Caesar 16)
- “cancelled their former vote, and restored him to his office.”

with Julius Caesar (political supporter) “He afterwards approved himself a most resolute supporter of Caecilius Metullus, tribune of the people”
friends with Julius Caesar (Political support) “He afterwards approved himself a most resolute supporter of Caecilius Metullus, tribune of the people”

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