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Marcus Agrippa
Roman general and friend of Augustus, noted for his military and civic works.
minor
Also known as Agrippa
First appearance: i
Marcus Agrippa shows up with force in Book III. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Used as an example of a son who conferred great benefits on his father through military glory and public works.
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- Exemplars of virtue and sacrifice
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- Stoic and political exemplars
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