PARTHICUS
The Parthicus Family was founded when Prince Rad Parthicus di Nicator established his home in Romanum, with his servus Ixion and son Lascivius. Over time, Rad was appointed to the Senate, became governor of Pompeii, and ascended to the position of Roman Consul.
What does the Family stand for
We are a growing and active family that strives to shine as an example of Romanum life. Dedicated to honesty, courtesy, kindness, and a respect for others as we engage with the broader community through education, the arts, and civic life.
Our members are involved in most aspects of Romanum life - The Senate and Tribunate, the Legion, Temples of Mars, Diana and Neptune, Socratic Academy, Gymnasium and Gladiators. We are committed to strong RP in Romanum and Pompeii.
Family crest
The Huma bird has been the Parthicus family standard since Rad's Ancestor, Cyrus the Great, ruled Persia seven hundred years ago.
Goals
We wish to foster strong RP in the city with an aim of making Romanum a tight-knit city of brothers.
Family members
Pater (Head)
Proconsul Demetrius Rad Parthicus, Prince of Persia
divorced Valerius Dii Consentes
Filii (Children)
Lascivius Beatus Parthicus (m) Kaeso Aquillus Parthicus & Talos Raven Parthicus
Fallrose (Rosie) Parthicus
Baebius (Boo) Parthicus Dii Consentes
Jovian Priscus (JP) Parthicus (m) Ras Parthicus
Milo Parthicus Dii Consentes
Strymon Parthicus (m) Rasberia
Chase Parthicus
Hunter Parthicus
Prinz Parthicus
Torgis Aroki Parthicus (m) Caleb Aroki Parthicus
Caius Julius (CJ) Parthicus
Nepotes (grandchildren)
Children of Lascivius
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Demetrius Marcus Parthicus
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Brennus Parthicus Di Masio
Children of Boo
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Eryx Parthicus Dii Consentes
Children of Strymon
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Zaq S. Parthicus (m) Eloy See Parthicus
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Lucius Parthicus
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JP Parthicus​
Children of Ras
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Connor Landar- Parthicus
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Pao Parthicus Vindelici (m) Ariel Parthicus Vindelici
Fratres (Brothers of Rad)
Mark Lenoir-Parthicus
Qarbon Kamala Parthicus
Dax Vayander Parthicus
Krys Luckstone Parthicus (m) Wircin Luckstone Parthicus
Servi
Ixion Parthicus
Gnaeus Cyprianus Parthicus
Tibet