- executed. Nero, who
acceded to the throne,
allowed Halotus to
continue as
chief steward and taster;
Halotus served Nero
until the latter's
death in 68, and...
-
allegedly killed by
poison in AD 54, even
though he had a food
taster named Halotus.
Tasters were
sometimes coerced. Over history,
presidents and
royal families...
-
Locusta prepared the toxin,
which was
served to the
Emperor by his
servant Halotus.
Tacitus also
writes that
Agrippina arranged for Claudius'
doctor Xenophon...
-
before Britannicus could gain power. Some
implicate either his
taster Halotus, his
doctor Xenophon, or the
infamous poisoner Locusta as the administrator...
- of the
guard Basil Gill as Xenophon, Claudius'
doctor Morland Graham as
Halotus,
master of Livia's
household Everley Gregg as Domitia, Messalina's mother...
- was
sprinkled on a
mushroom and
given to the
emperor by his food-taster
Halotus; when this
poison appeared to be ineffectual, the
doctor Gaius Stertinius...
-
poison herbs. However,
accounts of the way
Claudius died vary greatly.
Halotus, his taster,
Gaius Stertinius Xenophon, his doctor, and the
infamous poisoner...
-
Philip described to the eunuch. The
eunuch was
baptized shortly thereafter.
Halotus (c. 20–30 CE – c. 70–80 CE),
servant to the
Roman Emperor Claudius and...
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Emperor (12-41) Claudius,
Roman Emperor (41-54) (lover of
Mnester and
Halotus) Nero,
Roman Emperor (54-68) (lover of
Sporus and Pythagoras) Galba, Roman...
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degradation of
fucoidan by
enzymes from the
hepatopancreas of abalone,
Halotus species". Arch. Biochem. Biophys. 118: 172–177. doi:10.1016/0003-9861(67)90294-9...
