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ships would surrender when they saw their leaders' cowardice. Agrippa objected, saying that Antony's ships, although larger, could outrun
Octavian's if they hoisted sails, and that Octavian ought to fight now because Antony's fleet had just been struck by storms. Octavian followed his friend's advice.
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Agrippa was also known as a writer, especially on geography. Under his supervision, Julius Caesar's design of having a complete survey of the empire made was accomplished. From the materials at hand he constructed a circular chart, which was engraved on marble by
Augustus and afterwards placed in the
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from Antony helped bring an end to the conflict. Agrippa was among the intermediaries through whom Antony and
Octavian agreed once more upon peace. During the discussions Octavian learned that Salvidienus had offered to betray him to Antony, with the result that Salvidienus was prosecuted and either
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Cleopatra planned to break past his naval blockade and escape. At first he wished to allow the flagships past, arguing that he could overtake them with his lighter vessels and that the other opposing
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about to make a political climb down, the emperor
Augustus would place a man in exile in charge of the largest body of Roman troops. What is far more likely is that Agrippa's 'exile' was actually the careful political positioning of a loyal lieutenant in command of a significant army in case the
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standards. On the death of
Marcellus, which took place within a year of his exile, he was recalled to Rome by Augustus, who found he could not dispense with his services. If one places the events in the context of the crisis of 23 BC it seems unlikely that, when facing significant opposition and
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that were the praetor's responsibility, Sextus began a raid in southern Italy. Agrippa advanced on him, forcing him to withdraw. However, the
Triumvirate proved unstable, and in August 40 BC both Sextus and Antony invaded Italy (but not in an organized alliance). Agrippa's success in retaking
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Agrippa set sail against Sextus. The fleet was badly damaged by storms and had to withdraw; Agrippa was left in charge of the second attempt. Thanks to superior technology and training, Agrippa and his men won decisive victories at
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of the Empire made was carried out. Agrippa constructed a circular chart, which was later engraved on marble by
Augustus, and afterwards placed in the colonnade built by his sister Polla. Amongst his writings, an autobiography, now lost, is referenced.
934:, destroying all but seventeen of Sextus' ships and compelling most of his forces to surrender. Octavian, with his power increased, forced the triumvir Lepidus into retirement and entered Rome in triumph. Agrippa received the unprecedented honour of a
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in 31 BC. A few years after the victory at Actium, Octavian became emperor and took the title of
Princeps, while Agrippa remained as his close friend and lieutenant. Agrippa assisted Augustus in making Rome "a city of marble". Agrippa renovated
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for 37 BC. He was well below the usual minimum age of 43, but Octavian had suffered a humiliating naval defeat against Sextus Pompey and needed his friend to oversee the preparations for further warfare. Agrippa refused the offer of a
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and the power to present laws for approval by the People. He died in 12 BC at the age of 50–51. Augustus honored his memory with a magnificent funeral and spent over a month in mourning. His remains were placed in Augustus' own
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Agrippa deserved the honours Augustus heaped upon him. It is conceivable that without Agrippa, Octavian would never have become emperor. Rome would remember Agrippa for his generosity in attending to aqueducts, sewers, and
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Agrippa participated in smaller military campaigns in 35 and 34 BC, but by the autumn of 34 BC he had returned to Rome. He rapidly set out on a campaign of public repairs and improvements, including renovation of the
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in 28 BC. He also served a second consulship with Octavian the same year. In 27 BC, Agrippa held a third consulship with Octavian, and in that year, the Senate also bestowed upon Octavian the imperial title of
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states that he died "in his fifty-first year". Depending on whether Pliny meant that Agrippa was aged 50 or 51 at his death, this gives a date of birth between March 64 and March 62. A calendar from
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with greater constitutional stability by providing for a political heir or replacement for Augustus if he were to succumb to his habitual ill health or was assassinated. In the course of the year,
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Agrippa was appointed governor of the eastern provinces a second time in 17 BC, where his just and prudent administration won him the respect and good-will of the provincials, especially from the
969:, constructing baths and porticos, and laying out gardens. He also gave a stimulus to the public exhibition of works of art. It was unusual for an ex-consul to hold the lower-ranking position of
729:, while Caesar consolidated his power in Rome. In the fourth month of their stay in Apollonia the news of Julius Caesar's assassination in March 44 BC reached them. Agrippa and another friend,
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between Augustus and Julia about Agrippa, which shows him in his youth on serving in Caesar's army up until his victory at Actium and the defeat of Cleopatra. He is portrayed by
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He discarded his nomen Vipsanius and was called simply Marcus Agrippa for most of his public career and in official inscriptions, possibly to mask his lowborn origin. Reinhold
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Agrippa appears in several film versions of the life of Cleopatra. He is normally portrayed as an old man, rather than a young one. Among the actors to portray him are
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advised Augustus to attach Agrippa still more closely to him by making him his son-in-law. In 21 BC, he induced Agrippa to divorce Marcella and marry his daughter,
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was fought. Octavian's victory, which gave him the mastery of Rome and the empire, was mainly due to Agrippa. Octavian then bestowed upon him the hand of his niece
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Agrippa was again called away to take command of the fleet when the war with Antony and Cleopatra broke out. He captured the strategically important city of
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so it is possible that she died in childbirth. Pliny also stated that he suffered from lameness as a child. He had an elder brother whose name was also
1325:. Agrippa was portrayed as a much older man though he would have been only 39 years old at the time of the first episode (24/23 BC). He was played by
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to provide Roman citizens from every social class access to the highest quality public services, and was responsible for the creation of many baths,
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in 87 BC and, like many other Italians, immigrated to Rome to take advantage of the social mobility opportunities that arose at the war's end.
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in 40 BC. However, Salvidienus remained Octavian's main general at this time. After the Perusine war, Octavian departed for
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The Battle That Stopped Rome: Emperor Augustus, Arminius, and the Slaughter of the Legions in the Teutoburg Forest
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in which Agrippa is depicted as the lover of the sister of Cantabrian leader
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in 29 BC, and thus a definition of a pace as 5 feet. An imperial
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cites him as an authority for Octavian's illness on the occasion.
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cf Pantheon inscription "M·AGRIPPA·L·F·COS·TERTIVM·FECIT"
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Badian, E. (1981). "Notes on the Laudatio of Agrippa".
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Bibliothèque des Écoles françaises d'Athènes et de Rome
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series, Agrippa lived until AD 26, conquering all of
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1877:(new ed.). L'Erma di Bretschneider. p. 10.
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1277:The Roman tribe Agrippia was named in his honor.
1189:region, which would become the Roman province of
766:arranged for Caesar's assassins to be prosecuted
2221:in 40 BC. Roddaz (p. 41) favours the 43 BC date.
1998:. Stockholm: Paul Astrèoms Fèorlag. p. 37.
1919:The Emperor Nero: A Guide to the Ancient Sources
875:for his exploits in Gaul – on the grounds, says
3175:The Constructions of Marcus Agrippa in the West
2538:(Reinhold, p. 54 n. 14; Roddaz, p. 163 n. 140).
1774:. New York: The W.F. Humphrey Press. p. 1.
858:, becoming the next Roman general to cross the
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2959:Evans, H.B. (1982). "Agrippa's Water Plan".
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3093:(in French). Rome: École Française de Rome.
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532:Agrippa defeated Pompey in the battles of
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2560:Reinhold, pp. 57–58; Roddaz, pp. 178–181.
1921:. Princeton University Press. p. 5.
1044:before its destruction in AD 80. Emperor
27:Roman general and statesman (c. 63–12 BC)
1066:
834:
517:. In 38 BC, he put down a rising of the
3324:1st-century BC Roman governors of Syria
3131:Augustus: From Revolutionary to Emperor
1765:
1763:
1761:
1757:
1724:
1254:Agrippa established a standard for the
656:, Agrippa's family was originally from
588:), and was the maternal grandfather of
196:
2439:
762:. Octavian and his consular colleague
758:, legally established in 43 BC as the
3182:Augustus' Funeral Oration for Agrippa
3100:Agrippa's Building Activities in Rome
2769:
2671:
2669:
2370:
2368:
620:. His mother's name is not known and
7:
3344:Burials at the Mausoleum of Augustus
2054:Marcus Agrippa [monographie]
2022:Marcus Agrippa [monographie]
1969:. Indiana University Press. p.
667:Agrippa's family most likely gained
600:Early life, family, and early career
3102:. St. Louis: Washington University.
25:
2610:"Agrippa, Marcus Vipsanius"
2079:. W.F. Humphrey Press. p. 7.
1332:Agrippa is the main character in
1199:Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa Postumus
778:, which granted him entry to the
540:in 36 BC. In 33 BC, he served as
3002:. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons.
1996:The World of the Early Etruscans
1528:He also features prominently in
1482:and given to him by his mother,
1478:on the shield forged for him by
1113:Second Constitutional Settlement
391:
3177:, University of Melbourne, 2005
3115:, Rome: L'Erma di Bretschneider
3107:Soren, D.; et al. (1999),
3081:. Geneva: W. F. Humphrey Press.
2961:American Journal of Archaeology
632:" derived from him having been
505:and played a major role in the
439:in 31 BC against the forces of
3098:Shipley, Frederick W. (1933).
1674:and was the mother of emperor
1571:Agrippa married three times:
899:. About this time, he married
695:of the 40s BC, fighting under
580:. Agrippa was also husband to
576:colonnade built by his sister
467:, in an uncertain location in
130:Military commander, politician
1:
1401:the young Agrippa (played by
1289:An Audience at Agrippa's, by
1049:
610:
461:
422:
74:Uncertain location, possibly
65:
3329:1st-century BC Roman consuls
3129:Goldsworthy, Adrian (2014),
2051:Roddaz, Jean-Michel (1984).
2019:Roddaz, Jean-Michel (1984).
1961:Hall, John Franklin (1996).
1584:. She was the first wife of
831:Governor of Transalpine Gaul
3379:People of the War of Actium
3349:Husbands of Julia the Elder
3079:Marcus Agrippa: A Biography
2954:. Boston: Houghton Mifflin.
2688:Marcus Agrippa. A biography
2416:The World Book encyclopedia
2143:16–17; Velleius Paterculus
2077:Marcus Agrippa: A Biography
1917:; Yardley, John C. (2016).
1875:Marcus Agrippa: A Biography
1810:. In Smith, William (ed.).
1808:"Agrippa, Marcus Vipsanius"
1772:Marcus Agrippa: A Biography
563:power over the acts of the
3400:
3025:"Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa"
2530:; cf. Velleius Paterculus
2495:History Against the Pagans
1713:Julio-Claudian family tree
1620:. She married the general
1302:Agrippa is a character in
1022:On 2 September 31 BC, the
918:
710:, which culminated in the
483:of Octavian's great-uncle
3339:Roman Republican generals
3334:Roman Republican admirals
3281:
3265:
3261:Potitus Valerius Messalla
3253:
3239:
3219:
3200:
3195:
3135:Weidenfeld & Nicolson
3113:Bibliotheca Archaeologica
3062:10.1017/S0017383500033258
2029:. p. 22 – via
1888:Everitt, Anthony (2006).
1818:Little, Brown and Company
1622:Publius Quinctilius Varus
1594:. She married the orator
1106:settlement plans of 23 BC
1081:Marcus Claudius Marcellus
731:Quintus Salvidienus Rufus
380:
376:
249:
41:
3309:Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa
3151:Powell, Lindsay (2015),
3077:Reinhold, Meyer (1933).
2897:The Augustan Aristocracy
2870:Wells, Peter S. (2004).
2838:The Augustan Aristocracy
2824:The Augustan Aristocracy
2075:Reinhold, Meyer (1933).
1873:Reinhold, Meyer (1965).
1770:Reinhold, Meyer (1933).
1672:Germanicus Julius Caesar
1668:Vipsania Agrippina Maior
1099:about the return of the
987:at the southwest of the
915:War with Sextus Pompeius
901:Caecilia Pomponia Attica
387:Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa
36:Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa
2616:Encyclopædia Britannica
2581:(Rome, 1952), p. 3
2475:From Philippi to Actium
2305:From Philippi to Actium
1994:Ridgway, David (2002).
1816:. Vol. 1. Boston:
1806:Plate, William (1867).
1656:Lucius Aemilius Paullus
1632:Marcus Aemilius Lepidus
1576:Cecilia Pomponia Attica
1091:, while he remained at
909:Titus Pomponius Atticus
48:Bust of Agrippa in the
3374:Ancient Roman generals
3359:Julio-Claudian dynasty
3354:Imperial Roman consuls
3235:Titus Statilius Taurus
3231:Lucius Caninius Gallus
3173:Geoffrey Mottershead,
2782:Chow, John K. (1992).
2504:; Reinhold, pp. 53–54.
2446:: CS1 maint: others (
2362:; Reinhold, pp. 33–35.
2156:Nicolaus of Damascus,
2137:Nicolaus of Damascus,
1696:Julio-Claudian dynasty
1604:Claudia Marcella Maior
1547:, the first volume in
1293:
1240:
1226:
1117:Principate of Augustus
1076:
1028:Claudia Marcella Major
843:
772:Gaius Cassius Longinus
172:Claudia Marcella Maior
3369:Tribunes of the plebs
3204:L. Cornelius Lentulus
2895:Syme, Ronald (1989).
2836:Syme, Ronald (1989).
2651:Syme (1939), 337–338.
1913:Barrett, Anthony A.;
1288:
1235:
1216:
1203:Mausoleum of Augustus
1193:in 13 BC. He died at
1070:
1057:effective road system
1003:in a naval battle at
919:Further information:
854:. He also fought the
838:
805:, leaving Agrippa as
640:, and a sister named
605:Early life and family
312:Liberators' Civil War
273:Years of service
121:Mausoleum of Augustus
3243:L. Gellius Poplicola
3208:L. Marcius Philippus
2996:Firth, J.B. (1903).
2718:Everett (2006), 217.
2677:The Life of Augustus
2405:Reinhold, pp. 45–47.
2383:Reinhold, pp. 37–42.
2374:Reinhold, pp. 35–37.
2323:Reinhold, pp. 29–32.
2278:Reinhold, pp. 23–24.
2243:Reinhold, pp. 17–20.
2171:Velleius Paterculus
2107:Reinhold, pp. 13–14.
2090:Nicolaus of Damascus
1541:In the backstory of
1530:John Edward Williams
1519:Cleopatra's Daughter
1309:Antony and Cleopatra
1291:Lawrence Alma-Tadema
1158:senatorial provinces
1121:proconsular imperium
776:tribune of the plebs
489:tribune of the plebs
361:Battle of Alexandria
3290:T. Statilius Taurus
3087:Roddaz, Jean-Michel
2950:Buchan, J. (1937).
2690:, pp. 67–68, 86–87.
2631:Classical Philology
1942:Velleius Paterculus
1678:and grandmother of
1628:Vipsania Marcellina
1567:Marriages and issue
1532:' historical novel
1395:In the 2005 series
1304:William Shakespeare
1262:denotes 5,000
1163:tribunicia potestas
1130:tribunicia potestas
499:. In 40 BC, he was
346:Illyricum Campaigns
339:Battle of Naulochus
227:Agrippina the Elder
211:Vipsania Marcellina
3196:Political offices
2757:www.britannica.com
2480:2014-07-10 at the
2310:2014-07-10 at the
2269:; Reinhold, p. 23.
2256:; Reinhold, p. 22.
2197:Mentioned only by
1582:Vipsania Agrippina
1506:Colleen McCullough
1429:. He is played by
1423:television series
1381:Imperium: Augustus
1294:
1281:In popular culture
1227:
1125:imperial provinces
1077:
844:
787:Battle of Philippi
760:Second Triumvirate
742:Friend to Octavian
646:Victor Gardthausen
497:Battle of Philippi
317:Battle of Philippi
288:Caesar's Civil War
199:Vipsania Agrippina
98:12 BC (aged 50–51)
3384:Heirs presumptive
3364:Vipsanii Agrippae
3297:
3296:
3282:Succeeded by
3247:M. Cocceius Nerva
3240:Succeeded by
3217:
2939:Classical Journal
2642:Syme (1939), 342.
1820:. pp. 77–80.
1652:Julia the Younger
1618:Vipsania Marcella
1556:alternate history
1553:Crosstime Traffic
1440:In the TV series
1384:(2003) featuring
1369:in the 1964 film
1233:says of Agrippa:
1175:Crimean Peninsula
839:Bust of Agrippa,
669:Roman citizenship
624:claimed that his
614: 63 BC
609:Agrippa was born
465: 63 BC
384:
383:
219:Julia the Younger
207:Vipsania Marcella
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1403:Christopher Egan
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1268:Via Agrippa
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1455:Literature
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553:aqueducts
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2177:Plutarch
1796:, p. 23.
1778:Octavian
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1612:Augustus
1586:Tiberius
1560:Germania
1535:Augustus
1470:, where
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1195:Campania
1191:Pannonia
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1135:Maecenas
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718:(on the
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433:Augustus
276:45–12 BC
187:Children
141:Pantheon
102:Campania
2930:Sources
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1223:Nîmes
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860:Rhine
534:Mylae
475:, in
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