Phyllis
Family: Roman · Role: nurse · First appears: Domitian 17
Life events
- Phyllis buried Domitian’s corpse at his suburban villa.(Domitian 17 · 📍 his suburban villa on the Latin Way)
- With: Domitian
- “His corpse was carried out upon a common bier by the public bearers, and buried by his nurse Phyllis, at his suburban villa on the Latin Way.”
- Phyllis moved Domitian’s remains and mingled them with Julia’s ashes.(Domitian 17 · 📍 the temple of the Flavian family)
- With: Domitian Julia (daughter of Titus)
- “But she afterwards privately conveyed his remains to the temple of the Flavian family, and mingled them with the ashes of Julia, the daughter of Titus, whom she had also nursed.”
Domitian 17
- ward: Domitian “buried by his nurse Phyllis, at his suburban villa on the Latin Way.”
- ward: Julia (daughter of Titus) “mingled them with the ashes of Julia, the daughter of Titus, whom she had also nursed.”
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Extracted from the original text of The Lives of the Twelve Caesars. Made with Rho MD.