Marcus Scribonius Libo Drusus

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Marcus Scribonius Libo Drusus was a Roman senator of the early Principate who became notorious for his alleged involvement in a conspiracy against Emperor Tiberius and his subsequent forced suicide.

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instanceOf Roman senator
historical figure
accusedOf conspiracy against Tiberius
treason
allegiance Roman Empire
associatedWith Emperor Tiberius
linked to: Tiberius
causeOfDeath suicide
cognomen Drusus
linked to: Drusus the Elder

Libo
country Roman Empire
culture Ancient Roman
deathPlace Rome?
linked to: Rome (traditional)
era early Principate
familyName Scribonius
governmentalRole member of the Roman Senate
historicalContext early Roman Empire political purges
languageOfName Latin
legalOutcome condemned in treason trial
mannerOfDeath forced suicide
memberOf gens Scribonia
mentionedIn Annals by Tacitus
nomen Scribonius
notableFor alleged conspiracy against Emperor Tiberius
forced suicide
occupation senator
positionHeld Roman senator
praenomen Marcus
relative Scribonius Libo (consul of 16)?
timePeriod reign of Tiberius
trialType maiestas (treason) trial

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gens Scribonia notableMember Marcus Scribonius Libo Drusus