Lucillus (Consul 265)

Lucillus was a Roman politician and senator .

According to the Historia Augusta, Lucillus was a relative of the Emperor Gallienus . He was probably a son of Egnatius Lucilianus, governor of the province of Britain between 238 and 244. Lucillus could therefore have carried the gentile noun Egnatius . Gallienus also carried the gentile noun from his mother Egnatia Mariniana .

In the year 265 Lucillus was together with the half-brother of Gallienus, Licinius Valerianus , ordinary consul . Presumably, Lucillus was one of the relatives who were murdered by the Senate in Rome after the death of Gallienus in 268.

literature

Prosopographia Imperii Romani (PIR) ² L 398.
Arnold Hugh Martin Jones , John Robert Martindale, John Morris : Lucillus 1. In: The Prosopography of the Later Roman Empire (PLRE). Volume 1, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 1971, ISBN 0-521-07233-6 , p. 518.

Individual evidence

↑ "When he found out from the consulate of his brother Valerian and his relative Lucillus, ..." Historia Augusta , Gallienus 5.
↑ CIL 6, 2809
^ Aurelius Victor , Liber De Caesaribus 33, 31.

personal data
SURNAME	Lucillus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	roman consul 265
DATE OF BIRTH	3rd century
DATE OF DEATH	3rd century

[1] "When he found out from the consulate of his brother Valerian and his relative Lucillus, ..." Historia Augusta , Gallienus 5.

[2] CIL 6, 2809

[3] Aurelius Victor , Liber De Caesaribus 33, 31.