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Marcus Favonius (c. 90 BC – 42 BC) was a Roman politician during the period of the fall of the Roman Republic. He is noted for his imitation of Cato the Younger, his espousal of the Cynic philosophy, and for his appearance as the Poet in William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar.

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rdfs:label	Marc Favoni (ca) Marco Favonio (es) Marcus Favonius (fr) Marcus Favonius (en) Marcus Favonius (nl) Marco Favônio (pt) Марк Фавоний (ru)
rdfs:comment	Marco Favonio (en latín, Marcus Favonius; c. 90 a. C., Terracina-42 a. C.) fue un político romano. Es recordado a causa de su amistad con Catón, su adhesión al cinismo y su aparición en la obra de Shakespeare Julio César. (es) Marcus Favonius (c. 90 BC – 42 BC) was a Roman politician during the period of the fall of the Roman Republic. He is noted for his imitation of Cato the Younger, his espousal of the Cynic philosophy, and for his appearance as the Poet in William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar. (en) Marcus Favonius (né vers 90 av. J.-C. à Terracina, exécuté en 42 av. J.-C.) est un sénateur romain de la fin de la République romaine. Il est connu pour être l'émule de Caton le Jeune et être un adepte de la philosophie cynique. (fr) Марк Фаво́ний (лат. Marcus Favonius; родился не позднее 90 года до н. э., Таррацина, Римская республика — казнён в октябре 42 года до н. э., Филиппы, Македония, Римская республика) — римский политик из плебейского рода Фавониев, претор около 49 года до н. э. Последователь Марка Порция Катона Утического. (ru) Marco Favônio (c 90 a.C. -. 42 a.C.) foi um senador romano e depois pretor, durante o período da queda da República Romana, era amigo de Catão, o Jovem e adepto da filosofia cínica. Supostamente é o "Poeta" na peça Júlio César de Shakespeare. (pt) Marc Favoni (en llatí Marcus Favonius) va ser un polític i magistrat romà del segle i aC. És esmentat per primer cop l'any 61 aC durant les transaccions contra Publi Clodi Pulcre, quan aquest estava acusat d'haver violat les normes amb la Bona Dea. Llavors es va unir a Marc Porci Cató Uticense, del qual va imitar la severitat durant tota la seva vida, en els seus atacs contra el cònsol Calpurni Pisó en la defensa que van fer de Clodi. L'any següent, el 60 aC va acusar a probablement de suborn. Ciceró va defensar l'acusat, cosa que li va saber greu. En aquest any va aspirar (per segona vegada) al tribunat, però no hi ha proves de què en sortís elegit. Sembla que Juli Cèsar, Gneu Pompeu i Marc Licini Cras, que a finals d'any signarien l'acord per constituir el Primer Triumvirat, es van opos (ca) Marcus Favonius (c. 90 v.Chr. - 42 v.Chr.) was een Romeins politicus en cynicus uit de 1e eeuw v.Chr. Marcus Favonius werd vermoedelijk rond 90 v.Chr. geboren in het dorpje Tarracina. Hij was een bewonderaar en navolger van Cato maior. Hij dong in 60 v.Chr. tevergeefs naar het ambt van tribunus plebis. Met grote, in die tijd dikwijls gevaarlijke vrijmoedigheid verzette hij zich tegen de eerzuchtige plannen van Pompeius. Hij werd in 49 v.Chr., na een mislukte verkiezingscampagne het jaar ervoor, praetor. Cicero noemt hem meermaals als redenaar. (nl)
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