Piso Caesoninus, Lucius Calpurnius

Japanese: ピソ（英語表記）Piso Caesoninus， Lucius Calpurnius

Roman statesman of the 1st century BC. He married his daughter to Caesar (59 BC) and was consul in 58 BC. He supported P. Clodius and was opposed to Cicero. He ruled Macedonia from 57 to 55 BC. His administration was later criticized by Cicero. He maintained neutrality during the civil war and worked to negotiate peace. He was also devoted to Epicurean philosophy.

Piso
Piso Frugi, Lucius Calpurnius

Roman statesman and chronicler of the 2nd century B.C. He served as tribune (tribunus plebis), consul (consul), and censor (prefect of the household). His Annales covers the period from the origins of Rome to 146 B.C., and has been praised by M. Cicero, Livy, and others for its style of writing and authenticity in praising the ancient world.

Piso
Piso, Gaius Calpurnius

Roman statesman of the 1st century BC. Consul in 67 BC. Political rival of Pompey (Pompey the Elder). He invaded Gaul, conquered the Allobroges, and pacified Transpadana. He was later accused by Julius Caesar and defended by Cicero.

Piso
Piso, Gnaeus Calpurnius

Roman statesman who lived from the end of the 1st century BC to the beginning of the 1st century AD. He was consul in 7 BC and governor of Syria in 17 AD. He supported Germanicus Caesar in his campaign, but later fell out of favor with him and was rumored to have murdered him. He was spared trial by pleading with Emperor Tiberius.

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Japanese:

古代ローマ，前1世紀の政治家。カエサルに娘をとつがせ (前 59) ，前 58年執政官 (→コンスル ) 。 P.クロディウスを支持してキケロと対立。前 57～55年マケドニアを支配。その行政はのちキケロに批判された。内乱時には中立を守り，和平工作に努めた。彼はまたエピクロス派の哲学に傾倒した。