Plutarch's Lives

Julius Proculus

Family: Romans · Role: patrician and friend of Romulus · First appears: Romulus

Life events

  • Romulus vanished without a trace, and Julius Proculus later reported his divine ascension.(Romulus)
    • With: Romulus
    • “He disappeared on the Nones of July, as they now call the month which was then Quintilis, leaving nothing of certainty to be related of his death; only the time, as just mentioned, for on that day many ceremonies are still performed in representation of what happened.”

Romulus

  • friends with Romulus “and a faithful and familiar friend of Romulus himself, having come with him from Alba, Julius Proculus by name,”
  • with Romulus (interaction) “It pleased the gods, O Proculus, that we, who came from them, should remain so long a time amongst men as we did”

Also listed in Romans — Minor Figures

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