Favonius

Also known as: Marcus Favonius · Family: Roman · Role: statesman · First appears: Pompey

Pompey

• servant: Pompey “always after continued to wait upon, and attend him in all things, as servants do their masters”
• with Pompey (interaction) “always after continued to wait upon, and attend him in all things, as servants do their masters”

Comparison of Pompey and Agesilaus

• with Pompey (Favonius's scoffs helped provoke Pompey's decision.) “for him upon so small a provocation as the scoffs of Favonius and Domitius, and lest he should bear the nickname of Agamemnon, to be wrought upon”

Cato the Younger

• patron: Cato the Younger “Cato, who assisted him in all things that belonged to his office, also undertook the care of the spectacles”
• friends with Cato the Younger “He had an intimate friend and admirer of the name of Marcus Favonius”

Marcus Brutus

• admired: Cato the Younger “Favonius the admirer of Cato”

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