Cato

Question 1

When was cato born

Answer 1

95BC

Question 2

When did cato become a military Tribune

Answer 2

67BC

Question 3

When did he become plebian tribune

Answer 3

62BC

Question 4

When did he become Praetor

Answer 4

54BC

Question 5

when did he have an allegiance to pompey

Answer 5

49-46

Question 6

when did he have an allegiance to the roman republic

Answer 6

72-49bc

Question 7

where did he die

Answer 7

Utica, Africa

Question 8

why did he die

Answer 8

He commited suicide as hed rather die than live under Tyranny

Question 9

When did he die

Answer 9

46BC (April)

Question 10

What was his belief

Answer 10

Stoicism

Question 11

What was the most senior role that his
Great-Grandfather held in the senate?

Answer 11

Consul

Question 12

3. Was Cato a Plebeian or Patrician?

Answer 12

Plebeian

Question 13

4. What was Cato’s role in the army? Military

Answer 13

Tribune in 67 BCE

Question 14

5. Where did Cato serve in the military?

Answer 14

Macedon

Question 15

6. When did Cato become Quaestor?

Answer 15

65 BCE

Question 16

7. With whom did Cato support the execution
   of the Catilinarian conspirators in 63 BCE?

Answer 16

Cicero

Question 17

8. In what year did he stand as Tribune of the
   Plebs?

Answer 17

62 BCE

Question 18

9. What philosophical teachings did Cato follow?

Answer 18

Stoicism

Question 19

10. Who was Cato’s first wife?

Answer 19

Atilia

Question 20

11. Who was Cato’s second wife?

Answer 20

Marcia

Question 21

12. In what year did he make a bid for Consul?

Answer 21

52 BCE

Question 22

13. What was the main thing Cato objected to in
    Roman politics?

Answer 22

Bribery

Question 23

14. When, where and how did Cato die?

Answer 23

46 BCE,
Utica, suicide

Question 24

Who did he prosecute for corruption and when?

Answer 24

Murena, 63

Question 25

when was the catalin conspiracy

Answer 25

63

Question 26

The Stoic teaching indeed was nothing more than a
corroboration and theoretical defence of certain traditional values of the
governing class in an aristocratic and Republican state”

Answer 26

Syme

Question 27

As for the tenets of the Stoics, they could support
doctrines quite distasteful to roman Republicans, namely
monarchy or the brotherhood of man.

Answer 27

Scullard

Question 28

What was the Catalin conspiracy

Answer 28

attempted coup by Lucius Sergius Catilina (Catiline) to overthrow the Roman consuls of 63 BC – Cicero and Hybrida – and forcibly assume control of the state in their stead.

Question 29

What happened to his first wife

Answer 29

divorced her due to her infidelity

Question 30

What happened to his second wife

Answer 30

Handed her over for marrage to Hortensius, he died she gained all his riches and remarried Cato