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About: Gaius Furnius (tribune)     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Gaius Furnius was tribune of the plebs in 50 BC, and a friend and correspondent of Cicero. Cicero relied on the efforts of Furnius, while tribune, to obtain for him his recall at the end of his first year as proconsul of Cilicia, and, after his return, a supplicatio ("thanksgiving"). A clause, however, which Furnius inserted in his plebiscite, making the recall dependent on the Parthians remaining quiet until the month of August, 50 BC, was unsatisfactory to Cicero, since July was the usual season of their greatest activity. Furnius, as tribune, was opposed to the demands of the oligarchical party, that Julius Caesar should immediately and unconditionally resign his proconsulship of Gaul. After the civil war broke out, he was sent by Caesar with letters to Cicero during March 49 BC. Cicero