Surēna
A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 32
, a powerful officer in the armies of Orodes king of Parthia. His family had the privilege of crowning the kings of Parthia. He was appointed to conduct the war against the Romans, and to protect the kingdom of Parthia against Cra us, who wished to conquer it. He defeated the Roman triumvir, and after he had drawn him perfidiously to a conference, he ordered his head to be cut off. He afterwards returned to Parthia, mimicking the triumphs of the Romans. Orodes ordered him to be put to death, B.C. 52. Surena has been admired for his valour, his sagacity as a general, and his prudence and firmne in the execution of his plans; but his perfidy, his effeminate manners, and his lasciviousne have been deservedly censured. Polyænus , bk. 7 .— Plutarch , Cra us .
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