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Drusus, Marcus Livius (2nd century BC)

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Drusus, Marcus Livius (lived 2nd century BC)

Roman politician. He was tribune of the plebs 122 BC when, at the instigation of the Senate, he threatened to veto measures of reform proposed by Gaius Gracchus. Drusus himself proposed even more generous measures which probably never passed into law. He became consul 112, won a triumph for victories in Macedonia 110 BC, and became censor 109, but died in office.


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