Plutarch's Lives

Lucius Quintius

Family: Roman · Role: consul · First appears: Marcus Cato

Life events

  • Marcus Cato expelled Lucius Quintius from the senate over an unlawful execution at a feast.(Marcus Cato)
    • With: Marcus Cato
    • “Cato named as chief of the senate, his friend and colleague Lucius Valerius Flaccus, and expelled, among many others, Lucius Quintius, who had been consul seven years before, and (which was greater honor to him than the consulship) brother to that Titus Flamininus, who overthrew king Philip.”

Marcus Cato

  • siblings with Titus Flamininus “brother to that Titus Flamininus, who overthrew king Philip”
  • with Marcus Cato (interaction) “Cato named as chief of the senate, his friend and colleague Lucius Valerius Flaccus, and expelled, among many others, Lucius Quintius”

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