Titus Flavius Petro

Family: Flavian · Role: father of Sabinus · First appears: Vespasian 1

Life events

• Titus Flavius Petro obtained his pardon and discharge after fleeing the battle of Pharsalia.(Vespasian 1)
  • “where, having at last obtained his pardon and discharge, he became a collector of the money raised by public sales in the way of auction.”
• Titus Flavius Petro became a collector of money raised through public auctions.(Vespasian 1)
  • “he became a collector of the money raised by public sales in the way of auction.”

Vespasian 1

• child: Sabinus “Titus Flavius Petro, a townsman of Reate, whether a centurion or an evocatus of Pompey’s party in the civil war, is uncertain, fled out of the battle of Pharsalia and went home; where, having at last obtained his pardon and discharge, he became a collector of the money raised by public sales in the way of auction. His son, surnamed Sabinus, was never engaged in the military service, though some say he was a centurion of the first order, and others, that whilst he held that rank, he was discharged on account of his bad state of health:”

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Extracted from the original text of The Lives of the Twelve Caesars. Made with Rho MD.