History Characters / TheForgottenCity

-->[[spoiler:''"In the words of Epictetus: "As those who rode behind triumphant generals remind them they are mortal, remind yourself that your precious one isn't one of your possessions, but something given for now, not forever."'']]

[[folder: Karen -- '''Spoiler''']]

[[folder: Sentius -- ''' Unmarked Spoiler''']]

[[folder: Sentia]]

[[folder: Galerius]]

[[folder: Equitia]]

[[folder: Georgius]]

[[folder: Horatius]]

[[folder: Aurelia]]

[[folder: Claudia]]

[[folder: Malleolus]]

[[folder: Domitius]]

[[folder: Desius]]

[[folder: Livia]]

[[folder: Ulpius]]

[[folder: Iulia]]

[[folder: Octavia]]

[[folder: Rufius]]

[[folder: Vergil]]

[[folder: Lucretia]]

[[folder: Duli]]

[[folder: The Statues]]

[[folder: Sentilla -- '''Spoiler''']]

[[folder: The Assassin]]

[[folder: Naevia]]

[[folder: Hannibal]]

[[folder: Phillip/The Hermit Philosopher]]

* NoNameGiven: We never learn his original name but some of his dialogue imply he might be none other than [[spoiler:Creator/{{Plato}}.]]

[[folder: Khabash ]]

[[folder: Proserpina -- '''Unmarked Spoiler ''']]

[[folder: God of the Underworld -- '''Massive Unmarked Spoiler''']]

* JerkassHasAPoint: His imprisonment of Duli seems cruel, but he notes that he keeps the man fed and comfortable and that it would be too dangerous to let someone with his cleptomaniac tendencies roam free in a city given the Golden Rule forbids theft. He's proved right if Galerius released Duli, who instantly breaks the Rule by picking up a shiny object belonging to someone else.