Mucianus
Family: Roman · Role: Roman official · First appears: Book IV, Chapter 1
In Book IV, Chapter 1, Titus was sent to Syria to Mucianus and was not with his father at that time. By Chapter 9, Mucianus and Antonius Primus had killed Vitellius and his German legions, bringing the civil war to an end.
In Chapter 10, Mucianus joined the exhortations urging Vespasian to accept the empire. Vespasian then sent him to Italy with a substantial army of horsemen and footmen. When Mucianus came into Rome, he ordered Antonius Primus and his men to stop killing; the next day, he presented Domitian to the people, who acclaimed Vespasian as emperor.
Relationship record
Life events
- Antonius Primus and Mucianus killed Vitellius, ending the civil war.(Book IV, Chapter 9)
- With: Antonius Primus Vitellius (Roman emperor)
- “how also the war in Gall ended; and how Galba was made emperor 16 and returned out of Spain to Rome; and how he was accused by the soldiers as a pusillanimous person, and slain by treachery in the middle of the market-place at Rome, and Otho was made emperor; with his expedition against the commanders of Vitellius, and his destruction thereupon; and besides what troubles there were under Vitellius, and the fight that was about the capitol; as also how Antonius Primus and Mucianus slew Vitellius, and his German legions, and thereby put an end to that civil war;”
- Vespasian sent Mucianus to Italy with a substantial army.(Book IV, Chapter 11 · 📍 Italy)
- With: Vespasian
- “so he sent Mucianus to Italy, and committed a considerable army both of horsemen and footmen to him”
- Mucianus presented Domitian, and Rome acclaimed Vespasian as emperor.(Book IV, Chapter 11 · 📍 Rome)
Book IV, Chapter 1
- with Titus (Titus had been sent to Syria to Mucianus.) “for even his son Titus was not with him at that time, having been then sent into Syria to Mucianus.”
Book IV, Chapter 9
- enemies with Vitellius (Roman emperor) (Mucianus killed Vitellius in the civil war.) “as also how Antonius Primus and Mucianus slew Vitellius, and his German legions, and thereby put an end to that civil war;”
Book IV, Chapter 10
- with Vespasian (interaction) “So upon the exhortations of Mucianus, and the other commanders, that he would accept of the empire, and upon that of the rest of the army, who cried out that they were willing to be led against all his opposers”
Book IV, Chapter 11
- with Vespasian (Vespasian appointed Mucianus to command an army.) “so he sent Mucianus to Italy, and committed a considerable army both of horsemen and footmen to him”
- with Antonius Primus (Mucianus issued Antonius a military order.) “Mucianus came into the city with his army, and ordered Antonius and his men to leave off killing”
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Extracted from the original text of The Wars of the Jews; Or, The History of the Destruction of Jerusalem. Made with Rho MD.