Lucanus Flavius

Lucanus Flavius, a character in the A Courtesan of Rome book, is Victus's master. He is first seen in Chapter 2.

Appearance
Lucanus Flavius has brown eyes, short black hair with gray streaks, and dark skin. He wears a short-sleeved blue and gold tunic with a blue cloak draped over one shoulder.

Personality
Lucanus is described as cold, greedy, and arrogant. He mistreats all his slaves and thinks he is above everything because of Caesar.

Series/Book: A Courtesan of Rome

 * Chapter 2: Crossing the Rubicon
 * Chapter 5: Red-Handed
 * Chapter 7: A Fighting Chance
 * Chapter 9: Power Vacuum
 * Chapter 12: Raising The Stakes
 * Chapter 18: The Die is Cast
 * Chapter 19: A Warrior's Death
 * Chapter 20: The Liberators
 * Chapter 21: The Ides of March

Victus
Victus is his slave.

Main Character
He serves her poisoned bread in Chapter 19 and greets her from Caesar.

Locusta
When Locusta reveals to Main Character that she was poisoned and gives her the antidote, Lucanus Flavious stabs her.

Trivia

 * He resembles Professor Englund from The Elementalists series.
 * He also resembles actor Laurence Fishburne.
 * The name Lucanus is Greek origin and means "from Lucania" or "born at dawn". Lucania is a Italian region, actualy named Basilicata.
 * The surname Flavius is Latin origin and means "golden" or "yellow-haired" or "blond".
 * In Chapter 21, it is mentioned that he used to be a gladiator.