Marcus Annaeus Lucanus

Marcus Annaeus Lucanus, known as Lucan, was a Roman poet active during the first century AD. He is best known for his epic poem "Civil War," which explores the conflict between Julius Caesar and Pompey. Lucan's work is notable for its political themes and dramatic style, reflecting the tumultuous nature of his era.

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