Antonius Musa

Family: Roman · Role: physician · First appears: Augustus 59

Life events

• Antonius Musa cured Augustus of a dangerous illness.(Augustus 59)
  • With: Augustus
  • “To the physician Antonius Musa, who had cured him of a dangerous illness, they erected a statue near that of Aesculapius, by a general subscription.”
• A statue honoring Antonius Musa was erected after he cured Augustus.(Augustus 59)
  • With: Augustus
  • “To the physician Antonius Musa, who had cured him of a dangerous illness, they erected a statue near that of Aesculapius, by a general subscription.”
• Augustus underwent a desperate treatment directed by Antonius Musa for an injured liver.(Augustus 81)
  • With: Augustus
  • “especially after the conquest of Cantabria; when his liver being injured by a defluxion upon it, he was reduced to such a condition, that he was obliged to undergo a desperate and doubtful method of cure: for warm applications having no effect, Antonius Musa directed the use of those which were cold.”

Augustus 59

• with Augustus (physician who cured Augustus) “To the physician Antonius Musa, who had cured him of a dangerous illness”

Augustus 81

• with Augustus (Antonius Musa treated Augustus as a physician.) “for warm applications having no effect, Antonius Musa directed the use of those which were cold.”

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