The first of Pompey's marriages was to Antistia in 86BC. After Strabo's death Pompey was put on trial for misappropriation of public funds. The presiding judge of the case was Antistius who was praetor at the time. Antistius offered Antistia's hand in marriage and Pompey accepted. Pompey also convinced his then friend and consul Carbo to act as his defence lawyer...
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After Strabo's death Pompey was put on trial for misappropriation of public funds. The presiding judge of the case was Antistius who was praetor at the time. Antistius offered Antistia's hand in marriage and Pompey accepted. Pompey also convinced his then friend and consul Carbo to act as his defence lawyer...
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