Lucius Luceius
Role: consulship competitor · First appears: Julius Caesar 19
Life events
- Julius Caesar joined Lucius Luceius in a joint electoral bribery arrangement.(Julius Caesar 19)
- With: Julius Caesar
- “Lucius Luceius and Marcus Bibulus, he joined with the former, upon condition that Luceius, being a man of less interest but greater affluence, should promise money to the electors, in their joint names.”
Julius Caesar 19
- rivals with Julius Caesar “Of the two other competitors for the consulship, Lucius Luceius and Marcus Bibulus, he joined with the former, upon condition that Luceius, being a man of less interest but greater affluence, should promise money to the electors, in their joint names.”
- rivals with Marcus Bibulus “Of the two other competitors for the consulship, Lucius Luceius and Marcus Bibulus, he joined with the former, upon condition that Luceius, being a man of less interest but greater affluence, should promise money to the electors, in their joint names.”
- with Julius Caesar (They formed a joint electoral arrangement.) “Of the two other competitors for the consulship, Lucius Luceius and Marcus Bibulus, he joined with the former, upon condition that Luceius, being a man of less interest but greater affluence, should promise money to the electors, in their joint names.”
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Extracted from the original text of The Lives of the Twelve Caesars. Made with Rho MD.