Titus Vinius

Also known as: Vinius · Family: Roman · Role: captain of Galba's praetorian guard · First appears: Galba

Galba

servant: Sulpicius Galba “Titus Vinius, captain of his praetorian guard”
with Marcus Otho (interaction) “he won over Vinius also, both by his conversation and presents”
with Marcus Otho (interaction) “Vinius introduced Otho, yet not even this gratis, but upon promise that he would marry his daughter”
employer: Calvisius Sabinus “being a young man, newly entered into the service under Calvisius Sabinus”
employer: Caesar “For which insolence Caius Caesar cast him into prison”
employer: Claudius Caesar “being invited by Claudius Caesar to supper, he privily conveyed away a silver cup”
patron: Tigellinus “This good man, however, had taken his measures beforehand, in the shape of a present and a promise to Vinius”
enemies with Sulpicius Galba “Titus Vinius was also dispatched, avowing himself to have been privy to the conspiracy against Galba”

Extracted from the original text of Plutarch's Lives. Made with Rho MD.