He spent much of his personal fortune on public works for Rome, building the Pantheon and the first public  baths.
He spent much of his personal fortune on public works for Rome, building the Pantheon and the first public  baths. As consul in 37 BC, he organized a fleet that won decisive victories over Sextus Pompeius at Mylae and  Naulochus. During the early days of the Roman Empire, he helped consolidate control of the east by leading  campaigns in Gaul and Spain. FTP identify this general whose third wife was Augustus' daughter Julia, a  marriage that was designed in part to acknowledge the emperor's debt to his masterful deployment of the fleet at  the Battle of Actium.
He spent much of his personal fortune on public works for Rome, building the Pantheon and the first public  baths.
Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa