Aulus Gabinius

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Aulus Gabinius was a 1st-century BC Roman politician and general, a supporter of Pompey known for his controversial interventions in Eastern politics, including restoring Ptolemy XII Auletes to the Egyptian throne.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman consul
ancient Roman general
ancient Roman politician
supporter of Pompey the Great
actedAgainst Roman Senate’s prohibition on Egyptian intervention
citizenship Roman Republic
commanded Roman forces in Syria
consulYear 58 BC
contemporaryOf Cicero NERFINISHED
Julius Caesar NERFINISHED
Pompey the Great NERFINISHED
era late Roman Republic NERFINISHED
floruit 1st century BC
governorOf Roman province of Syria NERFINISHED
heldOffice consul of the Roman Republic
praetor of the Roman Republic
proconsul of Syria
tribune of the plebs
intervenedIn Ptolemaic Egypt NERFINISHED
involvedIn Roman politics in the Eastern Mediterranean
Roman–Parthian frontier affairs
knownFor Gabinian law granting Pompey command against pirates NERFINISHED
restoring Ptolemy XII Auletes to the Egyptian throne
lost Roman citizenship rights during exile
militaryTheater Eastern Mediterranean NERFINISHED
notableAction reorganization of client kingdoms in the East
opposedBy Cato the Younger NERFINISHED
Cicero NERFINISHED
participatedIn Caesar’s civil war on Caesar’s side
penalty exile
politicalAlignment Caesarian faction (later career)
Pompeian faction (earlier career)
proposed lex Gabinia (67 BC) NERFINISHED
restoredToThrone Ptolemy XII Auletes NERFINISHED
supported Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus NERFINISHED
termAsGovernorStart 57 BC
wasAccusedOf extortion in Syria
maiestas (treason) for Egyptian expedition
wasAcquittedOf maiestas
wasConvictedOf extortion
wasDefendedBy Marcus Tullius Cicero in one of his trials
wasRecalledBy Julius Caesar NERFINISHED
wasTriedIn Rome NERFINISHED

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