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Marcus Porcius Cato (consul 36)

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of the highest rank, was imprisoned due to his friendship with Germanicus. "He had indeed persisted in showing marked respect towards Germanicus' wife and children," writes Tacitus, "as their visitor at home, their companion in public, the solitary survivor of so many clients." Cato, along with three
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came to power, while others perished at Tiberius' command. After noting how these informants mattered so little to Tiberius that "he frequently, when he was tired of them and fresh ones offered themselves for the same services, flung off the old", Tacitus promises to describe their fates at the
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Tacitus recounts Cato's execution, for, at the conclusion of a passage about the condemnation of Titus Sabinus, Tacitus admits to wanting to describe the deaths of those who had informed against him. The historian remarks that some were executed after
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in the year 38, so it is safe to conclude that Caligula had Porcius Cato executed between that year and the year of his own death (AD 41).
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expressed reservations that he is related to that famed family. Stephen Dyson has cataloged 56 people living in the provinces of
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While the name of his wife is not yet known, Cato was survived by a daughter, Porcia, a cousin of Gellius Rutilius Lupus.
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appropriate section. None of these men are mentioned again in the surviving portions of his work, yet
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Imperial Inquisitions: Prosecutors and informants from Tiberius to Domitian
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Index

Roman
senator
Principate
suffect consul
Gaius Vettius Rufus
Porcii
Ronald Syme
Roman Spain
gentilicium
clientes
Cato the Elder
proconsul
Tacitus
Annales
Praetorian Guard
Sejanus
Titus Sabinus
eques
praetors
Tiberius
Caligula
Frontinus
List of Roman consuls
"The Distribution of Roman Republican Family Names in the Iberian Peninsula"
Sextus Papinius Allenius
Quintus Plautius
Consul
Roman Empire
Gaius Vettius Rufus
Gnaeus Acerronius Proculus

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