Caius Rabirius

First appears: Julius Caesar 12

Life events

Julius Caesar suborned an impeachment for treason against Caius Rabirius.(Julius Caesar 12)
- With: Julius Caesar
- “He likewise suborned some one to prefer an impeachment for treason against Caius Rabirius”
Caius Rabirius assisted the senate in suppressing Lucius Saturninus, the seditious tribune.(Julius Caesar 12)
- With: Lucius Saturninus
- “by whose especial assistance the senate had, a few years before, put down Lucius Saturninus, the seditious tribune”
As judge, Julius Caesar condemned Caius Rabirius with extraordinary animosity.(Julius Caesar 12)
- With: Julius Caesar
- “being drawn by lot a judge on the trial, he condemned him with so much animosity”

with Julius Caesar (Caesar, acting as judge, condemned Rabirius.) “and being drawn by lot a judge on the trial, he condemned him with so much animosity”
enemies with Lucius Saturninus (Rabirius assisted in suppressing Saturninus.) “by whose especial assistance the senate had, a few years before, put down Lucius Saturninus, the seditious tribune”
enemies with Julius Caesar “He likewise suborned some one to prefer an impeachment for treason against Caius Rabirius”

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