Fabius Valens

Also known as: Valens · Family: Roman · Role: legion commander · First appears: Galba

Galba

with Vitellius (interaction) “Fabius Valens, who commanded one legion, riding up next day with a large body of horse, saluted Vitellius emperor”

with Caecina (Valens and Caecina represented Vitellius in the conference.) “the conference should be between Celsus and Gallus on one part, and Valens with Caecina on the other”
with Vitellius (Fabius Valens commanded for Vitellius.) “Caecina and Valens, commanding for Vitellius, had possessed themselves of the Alps”
with Marius Celsus (They were opposing delegates at the proposed conference.) “the conference should be between Celsus and Gallus on one part, and Valens with Caecina on the other”
with Annius Gallus (They were opposing delegates at the proposed conference.) “the conference should be between Celsus and Gallus on one part, and Valens with Caecina on the other”
with Caecina (The two generals competed and blamed one another.) “But some lay the blame on Caecina, saying, that out of a desire to gain the victory by himself before Fabius joined him, he committed sundry other errors of lesser consequence”

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