Maximus the Mad

Target entity: Maximus the Mad
Context triple: [Inhumans (1998) comics, mainCharacter, Maximus the Mad]

• A. Licinianus
  Licinianus is a Roman cognomen associated with the Porcia gens, reflecting familial or ancestral ties within that ancient Roman lineage.
• B. Christian the Tyrant
  Christian the Tyrant is the notorious nickname of Christian II of Denmark, a 16th-century Scandinavian monarch remembered for his harsh rule and the bloody Stockholm Bloodbath.
• C. Quintillus
  Quintillus was a short-reigning 3rd-century Roman emperor who briefly ruled after Claudius Gothicus and before Aurelian during the Crisis of the Third Century.
• D. Anicius Maximus
  Anicius Maximus was a late Roman aristocrat and politician from the powerful senatorial Anician family, noted for holding high offices in the Western Roman Empire.
• E. Saturninus
  Saturninus is a character in Shakespeare's tragedy "Titus Andronicus," depicted as the scheming and vengeful Roman emperor whose actions drive much of the play's brutal conflict.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Maximus the Mad
Target entity description: Maximus the Mad is a Marvel Comics supervillain and Inhuman genius whose unstable mind and psychic powers drive many of the conflicts within the Inhuman royal family.

• A. Licinianus
  Licinianus is a Roman cognomen associated with the Porcia gens, reflecting familial or ancestral ties within that ancient Roman lineage.
• B. Christian the Tyrant
  Christian the Tyrant is the notorious nickname of Christian II of Denmark, a 16th-century Scandinavian monarch remembered for his harsh rule and the bloody Stockholm Bloodbath.
• C. Quintillus
  Quintillus was a short-reigning 3rd-century Roman emperor who briefly ruled after Claudius Gothicus and before Aurelian during the Crisis of the Third Century.
• D. Anicius Maximus
  Anicius Maximus was a late Roman aristocrat and politician from the powerful senatorial Anician family, noted for holding high offices in the Western Roman Empire.
• E. Saturninus
  Saturninus is a character in Shakespeare's tragedy "Titus Andronicus," depicted as the scheming and vengeful Roman emperor whose actions drive much of the play's brutal conflict.
• F. None of above. chosen