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Who was Lucillius?

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Lucillius is a soldier in Brutus' army who greatly admires Brutus. During battle, he is captured by Octavius' and Antony's soldiers when Brutus' side loses. Lucillius offers money to them to kill him, claiming that he is Brutus so that they will stop looking for him (Brutus). However, this does not work as Antony comes and sees that he is not Brutus. Antony says Lucillius is a friend and welcomes him into his own army.

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He was a Greek author that was really into stereotypes.

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