Through the efforts of such patrons as Pliny the Younger and Septicius Clarus, this man entered the service of the Emperor Hadrian and under him was made Master of the Imperial Archives and Imperial Librarian.
Through the efforts of such patrons as Pliny the Younger and Septicius Clarus, this man entered the service of the Emperor Hadrian and under him was made Master of the Imperial Archives and Imperial Librarian. In 122 he was dismissed from the Emperor's service due to informalities he had supposedly made with the Empress, but he used his free time to do research for works like _Concerning Illustrious Men_ and for the series of biographies for which is chiefly remembered. For 10 points name this author of _Lives of the Caesars_.
Through the efforts of such patrons as Pliny the Younger and Septicius Clarus, this man entered the service of the Emperor Hadrian and under him was made Master of the Imperial Archives and Imperial Librarian.
Gaius {Suetonius} Tranquillus