Lusius Quietus

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Lusius Quietus was a prominent 2nd-century Berber-Roman general and governor under Emperor Trajan, known for his key role in suppressing Jewish revolts and for briefly being a contender in imperial succession politics.

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Lusius Quietus canonical 3
Roman general Lusius Quietus 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 2nd-century Roman person
Berber Roman
Roman general
Roman governor
Roman senator
activeInPeriod 2nd century
allegiance Roman Empire
associatedWith Hadrian’s consolidation of power
Trajan’s eastern campaigns
causeOfDeath executed on orders of Hadrian
citizenship Roman Empire
commanded Moorish cavalry
consideredAs possible successor to Trajan
diedDuringReignOf Hadrian
ethnicOrigin Berber
linked to: Berbers
foughtAgainst Jewish rebels
foughtInRegion Cyrenaica
Egypt
Judea
Mesopotamia
gender male
heldOffice Roman governor
consul suffectus
knownFrom Roman historical sources
militaryRank dux
legatus
notableFor being considered in imperial succession politics
role in Kitos War
service in Trajan’s Parthian campaign
suppressing Jewish revolts
originatedFrom Mauretania
participatedIn Kitos War
Trajan’s Parthian campaign
politicalStatus potential rival to Hadrian
promotedTo senatorial rank
reasonForExecution perceived threat to Hadrian’s rule
servedUnder Trajan
socialStatus equestrian
timeInOffice early 2nd century
wasGovernorOf Judea
Roman province of Judea
wasInvolvedIn suppression of Jewish revolts in Judea
suppression of Jewish revolts in Mesopotamia
suppression of Jewish revolts in North Africa

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Kitos War namedAfter Lusius Quietus
Kitos War commandedBy Lusius Quietus
Kitos War opposedBy Roman general Lusius Quietus
linked to: Lusius Quietus
Diaspora Revolt commandedBy Lusius Quietus