Trĕbōnius

A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 35
, a soldier remarkable for his continence, . ――Caius, one of Cæsar’s friends, made through his interest pretor and consul. He was afterwards one of his benefactor’s murderers. He was killed by Do labella at Smyrna. Cæsar , Gallic War , bk. 5 , ch. 17 .— Cicero , Philippics , bk. 11 , ch. 2 .— Paterculus , bks. 56 & 69.— Livy , bk. 119 .— Dio Ca ius , bk. 47 .— Horace , bk. 1 , satire 4, li. 14 .――Garucianus, a governor of Africa, who put to death the proconsul Clodius Macer, by Galba’s orders. Tacitus , Histories , bk. 1 , ch. 7 .――A tribune who proposed a law at Rome, and imprisoned Cato, because he opposed it.――One of the adherents of Marius.――A man caught in adultery, and severely punished in the age of Horace.
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