Publius Vatinius

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Publius Vatinius was a Roman politician and military officer of the late Republic, best known as a loyal supporter of Julius Caesar and for his controversial tribunates and consulship.

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instanceOf Roman military officer
ancient Roman politician
supporter of Julius Caesar
activity Roman lawmaking
military campaigning
citizenship Roman Republic
commanded forces for Caesar in Illyricum
culture ancient Roman culture
era late Roman Republic
linked to: Late Roman Republic
heldOfficeDuring First Triumvirate period
linked to: First Triumvirate
introduced lex Vatinia
knownFor controversial consulship
controversial tribunates
loyal support of Julius Caesar
language Latin
lex VatiniaGranted proconsular command in Gaul to Julius Caesar
militaryBranch Roman army
militaryRank legate
notableWork Vatinian law
opposedBy Cato the Younger
Cicero
participantIn Caesar’s civil war
late Roman Republic politics
politicalAlignment populares
positionHeld consul of the Roman Republic
praetor
quaestor
tribune of the plebs
received triumphal honors from Julius Caesar
residence Rome
servedUnder Julius Caesar in the civil war
sexOrGender male
subjectOf Cicero’s oration In Vatinium
supported Julius Caesar
timePeriod 1st century BC
wasAccusedOf abuse of tribunician powers
corruption
electoral bribery
wasAllyOf Gaius Julius Caesar
wasEnemyOf the Optimates faction
linked to: optimates
wasMockedBy Cicero
wasMockedFor physical deformities
wasTargetOf Cicero’s speech In Vatinium

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Caesarian faction hasMember Publius Vatinius