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Titus Manlius
Roman consul who fought against the Latins and enforced strict discipline.
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Also known as Manlius
First appearance: v
Titus Manlius shows up with force in XXXIV. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Later named Torquatus; his filial piety in rescuing his father from a tribune's charge led to his appointment as military tribune.
Titus Manlius first appears in 0008 v.
In XXXIV: Later named Torquatus; his filial piety in rescuing his father from a tribune's charge led to his appointment as military tribune. His notable actions include the duel with the Gaul and the execution of his own son.
Later, in XXXVI: Engaged in combat with a Gaul on the banks of the Anio, exemplifying Roman discipline.
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