A Roman born patrician, whose mother died with giving birth to him. My father sent me to Greece to educate me among the republic's greatest minds, I returned in 48BC (aged 16), to find my father ill. He died in 47BC leaving his villa to me. Alone and not having a wife, I set out on a quest of knowledge to Aegyptus. There I studied the language of the Pharaohs and their culture. I then continued back to Greece where I met a Roman girl named Julia Quintus, whose father was a great friend of my father. Soon after a wedding was arranged in my fathers honour. Now she currently lives with me, I am just happy to finally be married (aged 20) and living in the Villa that is a tribute to my father. I am a philophoser of history, culture and language, a lover of the people and a public speaker. I look towards my days ahead, hoping to end up in the curia, for the people.
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The Villa of Titus Dominius Antonius
