person
Marius Priscus
Proconsul of Africa convicted of extortion and judicial murder in the great trial of AD 100, prosecuted by Pliny and Tacitus (Letters 2.11–12).
Reading notes
- The Letters §2.11.2 Marius Priscus
Proconsul of Africa convicted of extortion and judicial murder in the great trial of AD 100.
- The Letters §3.9.2 Marius Priscus
Proconsul of Africa convicted of extortion and cruelty, in the trial of 3.9's same year.
- The Letters §10.3a.2 Marius Priscus
Former proconsul of Africa prosecuted for extortion (the great case Pliny describes in 2.11); the provincials had asked Pliny to lead the prosecution.