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Publius Canidius Cr****us (died 30 BC) was a
Roman general and Mark Antony's lieutenant. He
served under Lepidus in
southern Gallia in 43 BC, and was henceforth...
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Publius Canidius Cr****us led his army into Iberia,
forcing Parnavaz to make an
alliance against Zober, king of
neighboring Albania.
Canidius and Parnavaz...
- tax
exemptions in
Egypt granted to
either Quintus Caecillius or
Publius Canidius Cr****us, a
former Roman consul and Antony's
confidant who
would command...
- in Armenia, came down to the
coast of Asia and
embarked under Publius Canidius Cr****us.
Octavian kept up his
strategic preparations.
Military operations...
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Domitius Calvinus G.
Asinius Pollio Roman consul 40 BC (suffectus) With:
Publius Canidius Cr****us Succeeded by L.
Marcius Censorinus G.
Calvisius Sabinus...
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Antony dispatched Publius Canidius Cr****us to Armenia,
receiving Artavasdes II's
surrender without opposition.
Canidius then led an
invasion into the...
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explanation of this practice, see filiation.
Publius Canidius,
father of the
consul Cr****us.
Publius Canidius P. f. Cr****us,
consul suffectus in 40 BC, he was...
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Lucius Pinarius Scarpus Mark Antony Cleopatra
Gaius Sosius (POW)
Publius Canidius Cr****us
Strength 200,000
Roman legionaries[citation needed] 450 Roman...
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Domitius Enobarbus Ventidius Silius –
officer in Ventidius' army Eros
Canidius – Antony's lieutenant-general
Scarus Dercetus Schoolmaster – Antony's amb****ador...
- L.
Antonius P.
Servilius Isauricus Roman consul 40 BC (renounced) With:
Gnaeus Domitius Calvinus Succeeded by L.
Cornelius Balbus P.
Canidius Cr****us...
