Antinous (hostile mind) (c. 110 c.e.) In Roman history and legend, the emperor Hadrian’s male lover, drowned in the Nile. Whether Antinous drowned himself or was murdered is not known. Hadrian had
Camillus, Marcus Furius In Roman history and legend, conqueror of the Gauls. Camillus cast them out of Rome in 387 b.c.e. He was noted for his sense of justice. One legend tells how he reprimanded a schoolteacher. When the Romans
Augustus (magnified, sanctified) Honorary Latin title given in 27 b.c.e. to Octavian, great nephew and adopted
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