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Laureolus

Roman runaway slave, highwayman, and bandit leader

Catullus wrote a play titled Laureolus, based on the historical individual. In its final act, the man playing Laureolus would be swapped out with a criminal

Laureolus

Damnatio ad bestias

Roman execution method

Orpheus playing his lyre was ripped apart by a bear. Similarly, the bandit Laureolus was crucified and then devoured by an eagle and a bear in a deadly staging

Damnatio ad bestias

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Inaugural games of the Colosseum

Roman games held in 80CE

wild beasts. Martial records one such execution, a version of the mime Laureolus by Catullus, in which a notorious bandit was executed by crucifixion.

Inaugural games of the Colosseum

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Cerebratulus

Genus of ribbon worms

larseni Wheeler, 1934 Cerebratulus latistomachus Staub, 1900 Cerebratulus laureolus Staub, 1900 Cerebratulus leucopsis (Coe, 1901) Cerebratulus liguricus

Cerebratulus

Anne de Leseleuc

French actress, writer, and historian (1927–2022)

Marcus Aper (1992) Marcus Aper chez les Rutènes (1993) Marcus Aper et Laureolus (1994) Les Calendes de septembre (1995) Le Trésor de Boudicca (1997) Vercingétorix

Anne de Leseleuc

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Desperate Undertaking

2022 historical crime novel by Lindsey Davis

community. It is divided into parts, of varying lengths, with titles "Laureolus", "Pasiphae", "Oedipus Rex", "Medea", "Selurus the bandit king of Sicily"

Desperate Undertaking

Desperate_Undertaking

Cymaenes

Genus of butterflies

1882) Cymaenes idria Evans, 1955 Cymaenes isus (Godman, 1900) Cymaenes laureolus (Schaus, 1913) Cymaenes lochius Plötz, 1882 Cymaenes loxa Evans, 1955

Cymaenes

List of butterflies of Mexico

skipper Cymaenes fraus – frosty-banded skipper Cymaenes laurelolus laureolus – Laureolus skipper Cymaenes theogenis – Theogenis skipper Cymaenes trebius

List of butterflies of Mexico

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Online names & meanings

Want

Surname or Lastname

English

Want

English : from Middle English want â€˜moleâ€™, hence a nickname, perhaps for a short-sighted person.English : topographic name for someone who lived at a crossroad, a dialect form of Went.Dutch : variant of Wand.