Marcus Agrippa
Family: Roman Empire · Role: soldier and consul · First appears: Annals I (1)
Life events
- Augustus appointed Marcus Agrippa to two successive consulships.(Annals I (1))
- With: Augustus
- “preferred Marcus Agrippa to two successive Consulships”
- Augustus assumed Marcus Agrippa into a fellowship in the Tribunitial Power.(Annals III (10))
- With: Augustus
- “He afterwards assumed Marcus Agrippa into a fellowship in it;”
- Upon Marcus Agrippa's death, Augustus assumed Tiberius into the Tribunitial Power.(Annals III (10))
Annals I (1)
- employer: Augustus “preferred Marcus Agrippa to two successive Consulships”
- friends with Augustus “a man in truth meanly born but an accomplished soldier, and the companion of his victories”
- child: Lucius “Lucius and Caius, the sons of Agrippa”
- child: Caius “Lucius and Caius, the sons of Agrippa”
- married with Julia “and Marcellus, the husband of Julia, soon after dying, chose him for his son-in-law.”
- patron: Augustus “preferred Marcus Agrippa to two successive Consulships, a man in truth meanly born but an accomplished soldier, and the companion of his victories;”
Annals I (5)
- child: Vipsania “Gallus had married Vipsania, daughter of Marcus Agrippa, and formerly wife to Tiberius”
Annals III (10)
- employer: Augustus “He afterwards assumed Marcus Agrippa into a fellowship in it; and, upon his death, Tiberius; that none might doubt, who was to be his successor.”
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Extracted from the original text of Tacitus — The Histories & The Annals (Books I-VI) & Agricola. Made with Rho MD.