A. Caecina

Role: man of consular rank · First appears: Titus 6

Life events

• Titus discovered A. Caecina's written account of a soldiers' plot.(Titus 6)
  • With: Titus
  • “he had discovered a writing under the hand of Caecina, containing an account of a plot hatched among the soldiers.”
• Titus ordered A. Caecina stabbed after inviting him to supper.(Titus 6)
  • With: Titus
  • “Among these, he invited to supper A. Caecina, a man of consular rank, whom he ordered to be stabbed at his departure, immediately after he had gone out of the room.”

Titus 6

• enemies with Titus (Titus ordered Caecina's death after discovering a plot among the soldiers.) “Among these, he invited to supper A. Caecina, a man of consular rank, whom he ordered to be stabbed at his departure, immediately after he had gone out of the room.”

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