Marius the Epicurean · Character
Aesculapius
The god of medicine, whose temple is visited by Marius during his search for healing.
minor
First appearance: Change of Air
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The god of healing, whose temple Marius visits; his cult emphasizes bodily health as a path to spiritual well-being.
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- Historical, Mythological, and Religious Figures
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- Imperial and Courtly Circle
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