This man's first appearance in history is as a lieutenant to his brother-in-law Lucullus, against whom he apparently incited a mutiny.
This man's first appearance in history is as a lieutenant to his brother-in-law Lucullus, against whom he apparently incited a mutiny. Caesar later assisted him in legally acquiring plebeian status. His death in 52 B.C. was the cause of riots in which the Senate-house was burned. That death had come about as a result of a pitched battle between [*]  thugs hired by this man and those hired by Titus Milo. As tribune of the plebs in 58, this demagogue managed to get Cicero exiled, because the latter had at various times accused him of incest and of attending a women-only religious ritual in drag. FTP, name this ally of Julius Caesar who changed the spelling of his name when he renounced his membership in the patrician Claudian family.
This man's first appearance in history is as a lieutenant to his brother-in-law Lucullus, against whom he apparently incited a mutiny.
Publius {Clodius} Pulcher