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and began grooming Marcellus for the principate. Agrippa left Rome to supervise the eastern provinces as the political climate in Rome became heated. Agrippa's absence from Rome served to protect him from personal attacks and to remove some of the perceived repression from republican-minded senators.
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in September 31 BC, for which Octavian was awarded a triple triumph. The triumph was held in Rome during which his chariot was preceded by Tiberius and Marcellus. Tiberius rode on the trace-horse to the left while Marcellus rode on the more honorable trace-horse to the right, though Tiberius led the
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is taken to the Underworld in one of the prophecy scenes where he encounters the spirit of Marcellus. It includes a narrative of the funeral of Marcellus on the Campus Martius. Virgil writes he was to have been the greatest of Romans, but even the gods were jealous and took Marcellus from the Roman
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Augustus fell dangerously ill in 23 BC and did not expect to recover. The model of imperial succession suggested that the closest male relative would succeed, despite the fact that Marcellus had held no office and lacked military experience. His marriage to Augustus' daughter seemed to be a strong
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The consequences of giving the ring to Agrippa is not entirely clear and it began much political speculation in Rome. It was an indication that Rome would remain under Caesarian control even after the death of Augustus. Regardless, the emperor was soon restored to health by an
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That year, an illness was spreading in Rome which afflicted both Augustus and Marcellus. Augustus caught it earlier in the year, while Marcellus caught it later, after the emperor had already recovered. The illness proved fatal and killed Marcellus at
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He and Tiberius then returned to Rome, probably in the spring of 25 BC. His political career saw acceleration by Augustus, and he was thought to be Augustus' preferred successor by many contemporaries. He was married to his cousin
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was suspected of having a hand in his death, despite the fact that there was a plague in Rome that claimed many lives. Dio reports that his contemporaries blamed her because Marcellus was favored above her son Tiberius.
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As the political drama developed in Rome, Marcellus had developed a fever. Musa treated his illness the same way he had treated Augustus, using cold baths, but it was to no avail, and Marcellus died.
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indicator, but Augustus seems to have planned his succession so that the strongest and most experienced member of his family would succeed. He gave his signet ring to his lifelong friend and general
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Though the work does not depict him directly, it is of his mother fainting after hearing Virgil recite lines referencing Marcellus' youthful virtues in book six of his
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where Octavian and Sextus Pompey agreed to a truce. Marcellus never married Pompeia and she fled with her mother and father to Anatolia in 36 BC.
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Due to his close relation to the leading member of Roman politics, he is depicted in many works of art. The most notable of which include:
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Not much is known about his education except that he was taught philosophy by Nestor the Stoic alongside his cousin
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powers. After the second campaign, Augustus discharged some of his soldiers and allowed them to found the city of
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by Augustus in his honor. The Theater is an impressive structure even today after centuries of reuse.
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Augustan Rome 44 BC to AD 14: The Restoration of the Republic and the Establishment of the Empire
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The Augustan Succession: An Historical Commentary on Cassius Dio's Roman History
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reports that Agrippa left Rome because of Augustus' preference for Marcellus.
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when Antony and her brother were the most powerful men in the Roman world.
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He was given the right to become consul ten years before the legal age
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in 49 BC. After his father's death in 40 BC his mother was married to
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who had moved into Octavia's house following the death of his father
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He was cremated and his ashes were the first to be interred in the
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says he was given the right to stand for the aedileship of 23 BC (
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Marcellus and Tiberius either accompanied or followed Augustus to
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were the two popular choices as heir to the empire. According to
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Virgil reading The Aeneid before Augustus, Livia and Octavia
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He was given the right to stand for the aedileship in 23 BC
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Bust of Marcellus, marble from Paros, dated around 25-20 BC
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His mother Octavia had a library dedicated to him in the
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in 33 BC. He may also have received some education by
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2182:Alston 2015 2158:Cairns 2006 2121:, LIII 33.4 2119:Cassius Dio 2107:Alston 2015 2090:Cassius Dio 2066:Alston 2015 2042:Alston 2015 2017:, p. 8 2015:Levick 2003 2003:Cassius Dio 1974:Cassius Dio 1962:Levick 2003 1947:Alston 2015 1935:Gurval 1998 1913:, p. 5 1911:Levick 2003 1866:Cairns 2006 1841:, p. 4 1782:Alston 2015 1763:Levick 2003 1659:Julia Minor 787:Jack Pulman 782:I, Claudius 770:I, Claudius 650:Post mortem 599:ex-praetors 511:Peripatetic 454:Marc Antony 265:Followed by 256:Preceded by 2537:Categories 2194:Woolf 2003 2092:, LIII, 30 2005:, LIII, 28 1976:, LIII, 26 1887:Smith 1873 1809:References 1799:Woolf 2003 478:Early life 390:Background 352:in 23 BC. 182:Chronology 2514:"Pompeia" 2463:, BRILL, 2255:Tacitus, 2170:Swan 2004 2146:Swan 2004 2078:Suetonius 1923:Suetonius 1899:Syme 1989 1851:Wood 2000 1249:Marcellus 704:epikedion 641:Suetonius 575:Lusitania 346:Suetonius 41:Marcellus 2407:Augustus 2369:(1997), 2348:(2003), 1777:princeps 1142:5. 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