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== Background == | == Background == | ||
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== During the events of [[Rome: Season 1 Episode 7 Pharsalus]] played by [[David Kennedy]] == | == During the events of [[Rome: Season 1 Episode 7 Pharsalus]] played by [[David Kennedy]] == | ||
When Pompey and his family arrive in Egypt, Lucius greets Pompey. After a brief period of small talk, Lucius stabs Pompey in the stomach and then cuts off his head. | When Pompey and his family arrive in Egypt, Lucius greets Pompey. After a brief period of small talk, Lucius stabs Pompey in the stomach and then cuts off his head. | ||
== During the events of [[Rome: Season 1 Episode 8 Caesarion]] played by [[David Kennedy]] == | |||
Lucius Septimius is sent by [[Theodotus]] to bring a letter to [[Caesar]]. Lucius arrives at Caesar's camp and hands [[Posca]] the letter. Posca then reads the letter aloud which identifies Lucius Septimius as the murderer of Pompey Magnus. Lucius is then killed and has his head put on a spike outside the palace. | |||
Latest revision as of 18:07, 13 January 2019
Background
Lucius Septimius is a former Centurion of the 4th legion 3rd cohort and served with Pompey Magnus in Spain.
During the events of Rome: Season 1 Episode 7 Pharsalus played by David Kennedy
When Pompey and his family arrive in Egypt, Lucius greets Pompey. After a brief period of small talk, Lucius stabs Pompey in the stomach and then cuts off his head.
During the events of Rome: Season 1 Episode 8 Caesarion played by David Kennedy
Lucius Septimius is sent by Theodotus to bring a letter to Caesar. Lucius arrives at Caesar's camp and hands Posca the letter. Posca then reads the letter aloud which identifies Lucius Septimius as the murderer of Pompey Magnus. Lucius is then killed and has his head put on a spike outside the palace.