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Why was Lucius Cincinnatus considered a model of virtue?

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Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus is a figure from the Early Republican period of Rome’s history. Cincinnatus (a nickname given to him due to his curly hair) was an aristocrat who belonged to the patrician class. His primary job was that of a farmer, though he also served, with great efficiency, as consul and, later on, dictator (on two separate occasions, to be precise). In this latter office, Cincinnatus was given near-absolute authority. Nevertheless, due to his conduct whilst occupying this post, especially his immediate resignation once the crises that elevated him to such a position of power had passed, Cincinnatus is remembered as a model of civic virtue.

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