Agrippa

Definition

Agrippa was a Roman general and statesman who played a significant role during the reign of Emperor Augustus. He was known for his military victories, architectural projects, and political influence.

Related terms

Augustus: The first emperor of Rome, also known as Octavian, who formed a close alliance with Agrippa and relied on his military expertise.

Pantheon: A famous Roman temple in Rome that was commissioned by Agrippa and is considered one of his architectural masterpieces.

Battle of Actium: A naval battle where Agrippa's strategic skills helped secure victory for Augustus against Mark Antony and Cleopatra.