Characters
- A. Camillus Aelianus - Older brother of Helena
- Anacrites - Chief Spy
- Ariminius Modullus - Priest
- Athene - Gaia's nursemaid
- Berenice - Queen of Judaea and lover of Titus
- Caecilia Paeta - Mother of Gaia
- Cloelia - Maia's daughter
- Constantia - Vestal Virgin
- Decimus Camillus Verus - Father of Helena, Aulus and Justinus
- Fabius - Falco's uncle
- Gaia Laelia - Wannabe Vestal Virgin
- Geminus - Father of Falco, Auctioneer
- Glaucus and Cotta - Bath House Contractors
- Helena Justina - Wife of Falco, and daughter of the Senator Decimus Camillus Verus
- Julia Junilla - Daughter of Falco and Helena
- Junilla Tacita - Mother of Falco
- Laelius Scaurus - Father of Gaia
- Laelius Numentinus - Priest
- Lucius Petronius Longus - Friend of Falco and Vigiles Officer
- Maia Favonia - Falco's widowed sister
- Marcus Didius Falco - Informer and Imperial Agent.
- Marius - Maia's son
- Meldina - Freewoman
- Q. Camillus Justinus - Younger brother of Helena
- Rubella - Tribune of the Fourth Cohort of Vigiles
- Rutilius Gallicus - Ex-consul
- Statilia Laelia - Aunt of Gaia
- Terentia Paulla - Ex-Vestal Virgin
- Titus Caesar - Son of Vespasian
- Ventidius Silanus - Arval Brother
- Vespasian - Emperor of Rome
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