Triari Matern Lascivius ( Latin: Triarius Maternus Lascivius ) - Roman statesman of the second half of the II century .
| Triari Matern Lascivius | |||||||
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| lat Triarius Maternus Lascivius | |||||||
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| Children | Aulus Triarius Rufinus | ||||||
Neither the origin nor the beginning of Lascivius' career is unknown. It is known that he was the head of the court in Asturias and Gallecia . In 185, he served as ordinary consul along with Tiberius Claudius Bradua Attik . According to the History of Augustus , on January 3, 193, the Praetorians wanted to bring Lascivius to their camp in order to proclaim emperor, but "he ran away naked, came to Pertinax to the Palatine Palace and then disappeared from Rome" [1] . Nothing more is known about him.
Probably his son was the consul of 210 Aulus Triarius Rufin .
Notes
- ↑ History of Augustus . Pertinax. VI. 4-5.
Literature
- Prosopographia Imperii Romani . M 360 and T 341.