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Mascezel

Roman general
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  • Ebony relief thought to be a portrait of Stilicho, panel of a diptych, c. 400; in the Cathedral Treasury, Monza, Italy
    Flavius Stilicho

    …year he sent Gildo’s brother, Mascezel, to Africa with an army, and he easily overthrew Gildo and put him to death; but Mascezel died soon afterward, and Stilicho was suspected of having had him murdered so that he might not become a rival. In 398 Stilicho’s daughter Maria was married…

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    …year he sent Gildo’s brother, Mascezel, to Africa with an army, and he easily overthrew Gildo and put him to death; but Mascezel died soon afterward, and Stilicho was suspected of having had him murdered so that he might not become a rival. In 398 Stilicho’s daughter Maria was married…

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