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Flavius Sabinus

Roman prefect
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  • Bust of Vespasian, found at Ostia; in the Museo Nazionale Romano, Rome.
    Vespasian
    / Early life

    …overshadowed by his older brother, Flavius Sabinus, who rose to hold an important command on the Danube about ad 48 and was prefect of Rome for many years under Nero. Although Vespasian is said to have hesitated before following his brother into the Senate, his career was in no sense…

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    …overshadowed by his older brother, Flavius Sabinus, who rose to hold an important command on the Danube about ad 48 and was prefect of Rome for many years under Nero. Although Vespasian is said to have hesitated before following his brother into the Senate, his career was in no sense…

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