Aelianus

Aelianus Montaltus attributes so much to them, [3406] that he holds the rectification of them alone to be sufficient to the cure of melancholy in most patients.

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007

I had returned with my family, including my two young brothers-in-law, Camillus Aelianus and Camillus Justinus, a pair of patrician wild boys who were supposed to assist me in my work.

Excerpt: The Accusers by Lindsey Davis 2004

'As for that young man you enquired about, Falc o - the Aelianus fellow — nobody else seems to have spotted it, but when we were all put under house arrest here, he took ofTsomewhere with the dead girl's husband.'

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'There is Aelianus!' exclaimed Albia, spotting him first.

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'Statianus and Aelianus are missing; so is someone else,' she said.

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Minas chose me; next thing I knew he had persuaded Father's banker to pay him directly. leave it to me, dear Aelianus; I will arrange everything; you will be troubled by nothing! '

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We saw why Aelianus had been sure he was not the killer.

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You will come, and bring my dear young friend Aelianus.

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I don't know who you are, Falc o - I trusted Aelianus and that's the only reason I'm talking to you. '

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'Wasn't there a young man from Rome, called Camillus Aelianus?'

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