See also: Sulpicius

Publius Sulpicius Galba Maximus is a Roman Consul in 211 before J-C. It defended the town of Rome against the surprised attack of Hannibal Barca.

In 210 and 206 av. J. - C. he is proconsul in Greece, during the First War Macedonian against Philippe V of Macedonia.

In 203 av. J. - C., it is dictator. Its principal feat of arms is to be with the head of the first Roman fleet in the Aegean Sea and to capture Égine (- 210), because the major part of the combat was carried out by the Greek allies of Rome.

In 200 av. J. - C., he is consul for the second time, he engages the Second War Macedonian. It unloads around Apollonia, to invade Macedonia by the west, Philippe V is beaten in Ottolobus, then is withdrawn quickly in Illyrie. Although the countryside was regarded as a minor military success, she convinced the Étoliens to be combined with Rome.

In 197 and 196 av. J. - C., it is one of ten police chiefs sénatorials studied the Greek institutions.

In 193 av. J. - C., he is ambassador near Antiochos III.