Lucius Brutus

Also known as: Brutus · Family: Roman · Role: consul · First appears: Poplicola

Poplicola

enemies with Tarquinius Superbus “And Lucius Brutus, engaging in the change, came to Valerius before all others, and, with his zealous assistance, deposed the kings.”
child: Titus (Direction is parent to child.) “But Brutus, calling his two sons by their names, ”
child: Tiberius (Direction is parent to child.) “But Brutus, calling his two sons by their names, ”
enemies with Aruns “When they came into action, Aruns, the son of Tarquin, and Brutus, the Roman consul, not accidentally encountering each other, but out of hatred and rage, the one to avenge tyranny and enmity to his country, the other his banishment, set spurs to their horses, and, engaging with more fury than forethought, disregarding their own security, fell together in the combat.”
with Publius Valerius (Political ally and collaborator.) “Lucius Brutus, engaging in the change, came to Valerius before all others, and, with his zealous assistance, deposed the kings.”
with Tarquinius Collatinus (interaction) “instead of Valerius, notwithstanding the endeavors of Brutus, Tarquinius Collatinus was chosen”
with Caius Minucius (interaction) “the first that spake was Caius Minucius, a private man, who advised Brutus”

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