Marius the Epicurean · Character
Lucilla
Daughter of Marcus Aurelius and widow of Lucius Verus, involved in court intrigues.
minor
Also known as the widowed Lucilla
First appearance: part iv xxvii the triumph of marcus aurelius
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Suspected of jealousy and possible involvement in Lucius Verus's death.
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