person
Publius Rutilius
Rutilius
also: P. Rutilius
Tribune of the plebs in 169 BC who, angered by the censors over a private quarrel, became the publicans' champion and prosecuted Claudius and Gracchus for treason.
Reading notes
- The History of Rome, Book 43 §23 Publius Rutilius
Tribune of the plebs in 169 BC who, angered over a private quarrel, championed the publicans and prosecuted both censors for treason.
- The History of Rome, Book 44 §18 Publius Rutilius
Former tribune of the plebs (169 BC) who, as an enemy of the censors, lost his horse in this census.