Plautius

A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 26
, a Roman, who became so disconsolate at the death of his wife, that he threw himself upon her burning pile. Valerius Maximus , bk. 4 , ch. 6 .――Caius, a consul sent against the Privernates, . ――Aulus, a governor of Britain who obtained an ovation for the conquests he had gained there over the barbarians.――One of Otho’s friends. He di uaded him from killing himself.――Later an us, an adulterer of Me alina, who conspired against Nero, and was capitally condemned.――Aulus, a general who defeated the Umbrians and the Etrurians.――Caius, another general, defeated in Lusitania.――A man put to death by order of Car a call a.――Marcus Sylvan us, a tribune, who made a law to prevent seditions in the public a emblies.――Rubellius, a man accused before Nero, and sent to Asia, where he was a a inated.
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