The massacres of the Triumvirs, in Rome in 43 BC., c.1562 (Painting)

The massacres of the Triumvirs The scene takes place in ancient Rome, these are the massacres in Rome in 43 BC, perpetrated by the 2nd Triumvirate of Octavius Cesar, Antony and Lepids. Ciceron is killed there with senators and knights. She refers to the massacres of Protestants in the Wars of Religion (1562-1598) in France (which saw the formation of a triumvirate formed by Anne de Montmorency, Francois de Guise and Jacques d'Albon de Saint-Andre) in particular to the Saint Barthelemy massacre. Painting of the entourage of Niccolo Dell'Abbate (1509-1571). Beauvais, Oise department museum — The Massacre of Triumvirs. The scene takes place in ancient Rome depitcting the massacres committed by the 2nd triumvirate of Octavius Caesar, Antony and Lepidus in 43 BC. Cicero is killed with senators and knights. Particular reference is made to the massacres of Protestants during the Wars of Religion (1562-1598) in France (which saw the formation of a triumvirate with Anne de Montmorency, Francois de Guise and Jacques d'Albon de Saint-Andre), especially the Saint Barthelemy massacre. Painting by the school of Niccolo dell'Abbate (1509-1571). Circa1562. Departemental Museum of Beauvais, Oise, Francia