Titus Calpurnius Siculus has written:

'Buccolica'

No, but Julius Caesar's last wife (Calpurnia) was the daughter of Calpurnius. You may have your names confused.

No, but Julius Caesar's last wife (Calpurnia) was the daughter of Calpurnius. You may have your names confused.

No, but Julius Caesar's last wife (Calpurnia) was the daughter of Calpurnius. You may have your names confused.

No, but Julius Caesar's last wife (Calpurnia) was the daughter of Calpurnius. You may have your names confused.

No, but Julius Caesar's last wife (Calpurnia) was the daughter of Calpurnius. You may have your names confused.

No, but Julius Caesar's last wife (Calpurnia) was the daughter of Calpurnius. You may have your names confused.

No, but Julius Caesar's last wife (Calpurnia) was the daughter of Calpurnius. You may have your names confused.

No, but Julius Caesar's last wife (Calpurnia) was the daughter of Calpurnius. You may have your names confused.

No, but Julius Caesar's last wife (Calpurnia) was the daughter of Calpurnius. You may have your names confused.

Calpurnius Flaccus is known for his work "Bucolica," a collection of pastoral poems written in Latin. He is also credited with writing a eulogy for the Roman Emperor Claudius.

He was born into a Catholic family. Calpurnius, his father, was a deacon, his grandfather Potitus, a priest. The family was Roman by origin and living in Britain where Calpurnius was a government official.

We don't have a list of senators from the time Tiberius Gracchus was killed, but we do know the counsuls, who were Publius Marcius Scaevola and Lucius Calpurnius Piso. His partner tribune was Marcus Octavius and the pontifex maximus was a man named Scipio Nasica, who was the one who was supposed to have killed Tiberius.