Lucan

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Lucan was a prominent Roman poet of the Silver Age, best known for his epic "Pharsalia" and his involvement in the failed Pisonian conspiracy against Emperor Nero.

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Label Occurrences
Lucan canonical 7
Lucanus 1
Lucan’s father (Lucius Annaeus Mela) 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman poet
Silver Age Latin author
epic poet
historical person
birthDate 39
birthPlace Córdoba
surface form: Corduba

Hispania (probable)
surface form: Hispania
causeOfDeath forced suicide
citizenship Roman Empire
cognomen Lucan self-linksurface differs
surface form: Lucanus
deathDate 65
deathPlace Rome
educatedIn Rome
era 1st century
Julio-Claudian dynasty
familyName Annaeanus
surface form: Annaeus
father Marcus Annaeus Mela
fullName Marcus Annaeus Lucanus
genre epic poetry
historical epic
givenName Marcus
grandfather Lucius Annaeus Seneca the Elder
surface form: Seneca the Elder
hasTheme civil war
stoic philosophy
tyranny and liberty
influenced Christopher Marlowe
Dante Alighieri
John Milton
Pierre Corneille
influencedBy Ovid
Seneca the Younger
Virgil
language Latin
literaryPeriod Neronian literature
movement Silver Age of Latin literature
notableWork Commentarii de Bello Civili
surface form: De Bello Civili

Lucan’s Pharsalia
surface form: Pharsalia
occupation poet
rhetorician
opposed Nero
surface form: Emperor Nero
participatedIn Pisonian conspiracy
patron Nero
surface form: Emperor Nero
relative Seneca the Younger
styleCharacteristic grim realism
philosophical pessimism
rhetorical intensity
subjectOfWork Roman civil war between Caesar and Pompey
uncle Seneca the Younger
wasFavoriteOf Nero
surface form: Emperor Nero

Referenced by (9)

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Roman Spain notableNative Lucan
Lucius Junius Gallio Annaeanus sibling Lucan
this entity surface form: Lucan’s father (Lucius Annaeus Mela)
Marcus Annaeus Mela child Lucan
Lucan cognomen Lucan self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Lucanus