Life of Camillus by Plutarch

Plutarch (2011-03-30). Plutarch: Lives of the noble Grecians and Romans (Kindle Locations 3274-3881). Kindle Edition.

  1. His political offices

  2. Brave in battle, Camillus as Censor

  3. Warfare experienced fulltime, no longer seasonal

  4. Camillus made dictator

  5. Camillus’ hubris after the conquest of Veii

  6. Camillus as a moral person

  7. Camillus opposes dividing the citizens of Rome in order to colonize Veii

  8. Camillus Goes into Exile

  9. The Coming of the Gauls

  10. Brennus takes possession of Rome

  11. Camillus, in exile in Ardea, acts

  12. The Gauls and the sacred geese on the Capitoline

  13. The Gauls begin to suffer

  14. The Romans buy off the Gauls

  15. Gauls defeated

  16. Despair of the people, the push to relocate to Veii, Camillus’ dictatorship extended

  17. Rome rebuilds

  18. War again; with the Aequians, Volscians and Latins

  19. Marcus Manlius Capitolinus, hero of the Capitoline

  20. Camillus elected consular tribune for the 6th time

  21. Camillus elected dictator for the 4th time

  22. Camillus retires, patricians limited to owning of 500 acres of land

  23. Gauls threaten again, Camillus elected dictator for the 5th time, makes tactical innovations

  24. Resumption of consular elections, One Consul had to be a plebeian, dedication of the temple of Concord (peace between the social orders)

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