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between those dates. Birley proposes yet a third chronology, dating his command of V Macedonica prior to his co-option into the Arval
Brethren, in which case "if the priesthood was in some sense a reward for meritorious service as a
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The first office listed is the record of holding the chief magistracy of his home town in four census years; Anthony Birley explains this would extend 15 years from the first to the last tenure of this office. Next was his
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as a conniving and evil man. He sentences many slaves to death, is disliked by most people and the main antagonist, who helps the emperor coordinate the downfall of many people. He is involved in a conspiracy against
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A gravestone found near Rome dedicated to his wife, Vitellia C.f. Rufilla, by his son, Gaius
Salvius Vitellanius, provides details of his family. Salvius Vitellanius is known to have been a
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military appointments and had been on the right side in the year 69."
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