Lucius Caesar
Grandson of emperor Augustus (17 BC - AD 2) · Politicians · Lived 17 BC to AD 2 · aged 18
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Something wrong?A grandson of Augustus adopted as joint-heir to the Roman Empire, who died of sudden illness at twenty in Gaul before he could inherit anything.
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8091 - Roma - Ara Pacis - Lucio Cesare - Foto Giovanni Dall'Orto - 28-Mar-2008
Camposanto, iscrizioni lato sud, 02 i decreti di Iulia Pisana per le onoranze funebri dei figli adottivi di Augusto Caio e Lucio Cesari, nel 2 e 4 d.C. 01
Camposanto, iscrizioni lato sud, 02 i decreti di Iulia Pisana per le onoranze funebri dei figli adottivi di Augusto Caio e Lucio Cesari, nel 2 e 4 d.C. 02
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Forum portico of gaius + lucius, inscription
Placa epigráfica dedicada a Lucio César
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Born in 17 BC to Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa and Julia the Elder - Augustus' only daughter - Lucius was adopted by his grandfather alongside his older brother Gaius Caesar, positioning both as the emperor's chosen successors. The brothers' political and military careers were mapped for empire. On 20 August 2 AD, while traveling through Massilia, Gaul to meet the Roman army in Hispania, Lucius fell to sudden illness and died. His brother Gaius followed him less than two years later, on 21 February 4 AD. The double loss forced Augustus to rewrite the succession: on 26 June 4 AD, he adopted their younger brother Agrippa Postumus and his stepson Tiberius, the man who would actually become emperor.
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