Gaius Sejanus Brutellus

Gaius Sejanus Brutellus
A second century AD bust depicting Brutellus, now housed in the Museum of Art, Porto Enateo
Born	231 BC Romanya, Romanyan Republic
Died	166 BC (aged 65-66) Illyricus, Romanyan Republic
Nationality	Romanyan
Occupation	Politician, soldier
Office	Consul (197 BC) Censor (196-188 BC) Proconsul (Ballacia) (188–179 BC)
Spouse(s)	Servilia (m. 197 BC)
Children	11, including Publius, and Sejana
Parent(s)	Marcus Sejanus Brutellus
Military career
Allegiance	Romanyan Republic
Years of service	214 - 182 BC
Battles/wars	Romanyan Expansion; Romanyan conquest of Illyricum Battle of Arens Battle of Marantus River

Gaius Sejanus Brutellus (231 – 166 BC) was a Romanyan general and statesman who led the Romanyan conquest of Illyricum and served as Consul in 197 and later as the Proconsul of Ballacia from 188 to 179. Brutellus won major victories against the Old Kingdom of Illyricum at the Battle of Arens in 198 and at Battle of Marantus River in 197. Following the capture of Illyricus in 197 Brutellus returned to Romanya where he remained serving as a Censor, before being named Proconsul of Ballacia, where he would eventually die in 166 at the age of 65.

See also

• Romanyan conquest of Illyricum