The Twelve Caesars

Paris

Role: player · First appears: Nero 54

Life events

  • Nero allegedly put Paris to death as a dangerous rival.(Nero 54)
    • With: Nero
    • “And there are some who say, that he put to death the player Paris as a dangerous rival.”
  • Domitian repudiated Domitia after discovering her passionate love for Paris.(Domitian 3)
    • With: Domitian Domitia
    • “Soon after his advancement, his wife Domitia, by whom he had a son in his second consulship, and whom the year following he complimented with the title of Augusta, being desperately in love with Paris, the actor, he put her away;”
  • D. Junius Juvenalis composed satires targeting Paris and Claudius Nero's poet.(Juvenal)
    • With: D. Junius Juvenalis Claudius Nero
    • “But having composed a short satire, which was clever enough, on Paris, the actor of pantomimes, and also on the poet of Claudius Nero”

Nero 54

  • enemies with Nero “And there are some who say, that he put to death the player Paris as a dangerous rival.”
  • rivals with Nero “And there are some who say, that he put to death the player Paris as a dangerous rival.”

Domitian 3

  • admirer: Domitia (Domitia was in love with Paris.) “being desperately in love with Paris, the actor”
  • courtship with Domitia “being desperately in love with Paris, the actor”

Juvenal

  • enemies with D. Junius Juvenalis “having composed a short satire, which was clever enough, on Paris, the actor of pantomimes”

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