Gaius Porcius Cato (pr. 55)

Broughton: In support of Clodius he pressed for the holding of the aedilician elections (a). Attacked both proposals for the restoration of the Egyptian King, either through Lentulus Spinther, whose imperium in Cilicia he proposed to abrogate, or through Pompey (b). He proposed a special court to prosecute Milo (c). After the conference of Luca he supported the Triumvirate and was later prosecuted for his part in delaying the elections, but acquitted (d).