Fabius Maximus Verrucosus

Quintus Fabius Maximus Verrucosus dies, leaving a legacy as one of Rome's greatest generals and politicians.

Fabius retires from active political and military service, focusing on mentoring younger leaders.

Fabius is elected consul for the fifth time, cementing his legacy as a great Roman leader.

During the Second Punic War, Fabius employs his famous delaying tactics to wear down Hannibal's forces.

Fabius is elected consul for the fourth time, a testament to his enduring political and military skills.

Fabius successfully besieges the city of Privernum, expanding Roman territory.

Fabius is elected consul for the third time, continuing his leadership in the Roman Republic.

Fabius leads Roman forces against the Samnites, demonstrating his military prowess.

Fabius is elected consul for the second time, further solidifying his political influence.

Fabius marries Licinia, strengthening his political alliances and social standing.

Fabius is elected consul for the first time, a significant milestone in his political life.

Fabius is elected to the Roman Senate, marking the beginning of his political career.

Fabius joins the Roman army, gaining experience in military campaigns and leadership.

Fabius begins his education in rhetoric, law, and military tactics, typical for a Roman noble.

Quintus Fabius Maximus Verrucosus was born into a prominent Roman family.