It's unclear how the freedwoman Epicharis became involved in this event, but she proved quite stalwart, eventually strangling herself with a loose scarf bound to her breast after being whipped and having several bones broken. Earlier, she'd nearly caused disaster by going to Misenum to try to recruit the nauarchus Volusius Proculus. The freedman Milichus was less loyal and proved to be the undoing of Scaevinus and others like Faenius Rufus, who w
It's unclear how the freedwoman Epicharis became involved in this event, but she proved quite stalwart, eventually strangling herself with a loose scarf bound to her breast after being whipped and having several bones broken. Earlier, she'd nearly caused disaster by going to Misenum to try to recruit the nauarchus Volusius Proculus. The freedman Milichus was less loyal and proved to be the undoing of Scaevinus and others like Faenius Rufus, who was recruited to provide military support in this plan. It also resulted in the deaths ►of Lucan, Seneca, and its namesake who was to be crowned emperor. FTP, name this conspiracy in 65 AD against the emperor Nero.    
It's unclear how the freedwoman Epicharis became involved in this event, but she proved quite stalwart, eventually strangling herself with a loose scarf bound to her breast after being whipped and having several bones broken.
Piso's Conspiracy (Pisonian Conspiracy)