Marcus Porcius Laeca

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Marcus Porcius Laeca was a Roman politician of the Porcia gens, known for his involvement in the Catilinarian conspiracy against the late Roman Republic.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman politician
member of the Porcia gens
participant in a political conspiracy
activeInPeriod 1st century BC
associatedWith Catilinarian conspirators
Lucius Sergius Catilina
linked to: Catiline
citizenship Roman Republic
cognomen Laeca
conspiredAgainst Cicero
Roman Senate
late Roman Republic
era Roman Republic
ethnicGroup Romans
familyName Porcius
gender male
historicalContext late Roman Republic political crises
knownFor plotting violence against consuls and senators
language Latin
memberOf gens Porcia
linked to: Porcia gens
mentionedInWork Cicero's Catilinarian Orations
Sallust's Bellum Catilinae
nomen Porcius
notableFor involvement in the Catilinarian conspiracy
occupation politician
senator
participantIn Catilinarian conspiracy
politicalAlignment supporter of Lucius Sergius Catilina
politicalSphere Roman Republic Senate
linked to: Roman Senate
praenomen Marcus
residence Rome
roleInEvent host of a meeting of Catiline and conspirators

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Porcia gens hasNotableMember Marcus Porcius Laeca
Porcius family notableMember Marcus Porcius Laeca
Porcius family hasMember Marcus Porcius Laeca
Laeca isCognomenOf Porcius Laeca (multiple individuals)
linked to: Marcus Porcius Laeca
Porcii Laecae namedAfter cognomen Laeca
linked to: Marcus Porcius Laeca