The Twelve Caesars

Publius Vitellius (younger)

Also known as: Publius · Family: Vitellius · Role: son; proctor · First appears: Vitellius 2

Publius Vitellius (younger) was one of four sons of Publius Vitellius (elder), alongside his brothers Aulus Vitellius, Quintus Vitellius, and Lucius Vitellius. He was “an intimate friend and companion of Germanicus” and prosecuted Cneius Piso, Germanicus’s enemy and murderer, securing a sentence against him.

Afterwards, Publius died a natural death while confined.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Publius prosecuted Cneius Piso and secured a sentence against him.(Vitellius 2)
    • With: Germanicus Cneius Piso
    • “Publius, an intimate friend and companion of Germanicus, prosecuted his enemy and murderer, Cneius Piso, and procured sentence against him.”
  • Publius Vitellius died a natural death while confined.(Vitellius 2)
    • “He died afterwards a natural death during his confinement.”

Vitellius 2

  • parent: Publius Vitellius (elder) “He left behind him four sons, all men of very high station, who had the same cognomen, but the different praenomina of Aulus, Quintus, Publius, and Lucius.”
  • siblings with Aulus Vitellius “He left behind him four sons, all men of very high station, who had the same cognomen, but the different praenomina of Aulus, Quintus, Publius, and Lucius.”
  • siblings with Quintus Vitellius “He left behind him four sons, all men of very high station, who had the same cognomen, but the different praenomina of Aulus, Quintus, Publius, and Lucius.”
  • siblings with Lucius Vitellius “He left behind him four sons, all men of very high station, who had the same cognomen, but the different praenomina of Aulus, Quintus, Publius, and Lucius.”
  • friends with Germanicus “Publius, an intimate friend and companion of Germanicus, prosecuted his enemy and murderer, Cneius Piso, and procured sentence against him.”
  • with Cneius Piso (Publius prosecuted Piso and procured sentence against him.) “Publius, an intimate friend and companion of Germanicus, prosecuted his enemy and murderer, Cneius Piso, and procured sentence against him.”

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