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Lucius Luscius Ocrea was
Roman senator of the
first century. He was
suffect consul in
either the
years 77 or 78.
Ocrea is
primarily known from inscriptions...
- was able to
identify him as
Luscius Lanuvinus,
although no
names are used in the prologues.
Nothing survives of
Luscius' work save two
lines of the Thesaurus...
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Lovesius Lucceius Lucienus Lucilius Lucius Lucretius Lurius Luscidius Luscius Lusius Lutatius Maccius Maccienus Macrinius Macrobius Maecenas Maecilius...
- made
fortunes thanks to the proscription. A
former centurion named Lucius Luscius received 144,000
sesterces for
three proscribed heads,
which grew to a...
- The Apparition, in
spite of the
similarity of titles.
Caecilius Statius,
Luscius Lanuvinus,
Turpilius and
Atilius also
imitated Menander. He was further...
- time to the late
first century AD.
Lavinius Luscius, a
comic poet, and a
contemporary of Terence.
Lucius Luscius, a
centurion in the
years following Sulla's...
- Marius' nephew,
Gaius Luscius. One night,
having fended off
unwanted advances on
numerous occasions,
Trebonius was
summoned to
Luscius' tent.
Unable to disobey...
- Elagabalus, and
Alexander Severus Consul of the
Roman Empire 223 with
Luscius Roscius Aeli****
Paculus Salvius Juli**** Succeeded by
Appius Claudius...
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recovered from
Balbura that also
mentions the
contemporary governor,
Lucius Luscius Ocrea,
allowing us to date his
appointment around the
years 75–78. An inscription...
- Caecilius, Plautus, Naevius, Licinius, Atilius, Terence, Turpilius, Trabea,
Luscius, Ennius.
Historian Suetonius' work Vita
Terentii (Life of Terence) quotes...
