Suicides

 

(see Tacitus’ comment on this on p. 388)

 

p. 361: Decimus Julius Silanus Torquatus

p. 373: Epicharis (after part in Pisonian conspiracy is revealed)

p. 374: Piso (conspirator)

pp. 375ff: Seneca (Nero’s tutor and ‘regent,’ philosopher)

p. 379: Marcus Julius Vestinus Atticus

p. 379: Lucan (conspirator and poet)

p. 379: Gavius Silanus (conspirator)

p. 39: Statius Proxumus (conspirator)

p. 385-86: triple suicide of Lucius Antistius Vetus, Sextia and Antistia Pollitta

p. 388: Publius Anteius

p. 388: Marcus Ostorius Scapula

p. 389: Annaeus Mela (brother of Seneca)

p. 389: Gaius Anicius Cerealis

p. 389: Rufrius Crispinus

p. 389-90: Petronius (the writer)

p. 396: Thrasea Paetus

Pisonian conspiracy of AD 65

 

Leader: Gaius Calpurnius Piso (p. 368): aristocrat, senator

 

 

Senators

Lucan (the poet)

Plautius Lateranus

Flavius Scaevinus

Afranius Quintianus

 

Equestrians

Claudius Senecio

Cervarius Proculus

Volcacius Araricus

Julius Augurinus

Munatius Gratus

Antonius Natalis

Marcius Festus

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Praetorians

Subrius Flavus

Sulpicius Asper

Gaius Gavius Silvanus

Statius Proxumus

Maximus Scaurus

Venetus Paulus

Faenius Rufus

 

Others

Acilia (Lucan’s mother)

Glitus Gallus

Annius Pollio