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Titus Clodius Eprius Marcellus
Eprius Marcellus
A powerful orator and notorious informer (delator) under Nero and the Flavians, who prosecuted Thrasea Paetus and clashed with Helvidius Priscus in the Senate; held up by Aper as proof of eloquence's rewards. Forced to suicide in AD 79.
Reading notes
- The Annals §12.4 Eprius Marcellus
Titus Clodius Eprius Marcellus, given Silanus's remaining praetorship; a notorious later accuser.
- A Dialogue on Oratory §5 Eprius Marcellus
A powerful orator and informer who prosecuted Thrasea Paetus and bested Helvidius Priscus in the Senate; Aper's proof of eloquence's rewards.
- The Histories §2.56 Eprius Marcellus
Titus Clodius Eprius Marcellus, a formidable orator notorious as a delator under Nero (prosecutor of Thrasea Paetus); here attacked for hedging his words.