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Marcus Fabius
Roman consul who fought against the Veientines.
minor
Also known as Fabius
First appearance: i
Marcus Fabius shows up with force in XXXVI. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Consul under whom the Romans won a memorable victory against the Veientines and Etruscans.
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In XXXVI: Consul under whom the Romans won a memorable victory against the Veientines and Etruscans. Later, in XLII: A member of the second decemvirate, blinded by ambition and misled by Appius, he abandoned his good…
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