Aulus
First appearance	S1E06: Delicate Things
Last appearance	S1E11: Old Wounds
Profession	'Handyman' Assassin
Race	Roman
Relationships	Quintus Lentulus Batiatus (Employer, deceased) Ashur (Ally, deceased)
Status	Deceased (Killed by Spartacus)
Actor/Actress	Mark Mitchinson

Aulus is Batiatus' 'handyman', doing whatever errand or dirty work he requests. Batiatus had him personally kill Sura, the wife of Spartacus, which led to his death and incited the rebellion when Spartacus discovered the deed.

Contents 1 Appearance 2 Personality 3 Blood and Sand 4 Trivia 5 Quotes 6 References 7 Comments

AppearanceEdit

Aulus is a hairy, rounded man of average height with short, dark hair. He has skills in stealth and combat, which he utilizes in his shady profession

PersonalityEdit

Aulus has no morals, doing Batiatus' dirty deeds for money, and seeking pleasure in wine and women. He also bares little loyalty, as he will be quick to forget his loyalties the moment his life is threatened

Blood and SandEdit

As Sura's caravan arrives at the ludus, Aulus, covered in blood as he drives the caravan inside, says that they were attacked on the way from Neapolis. He appears to be wounded.

He later speaks with Batiatus, regarding plans to exact revenge upon Calavius for insulting Batiatus, who holds Calavius captive in the sewers. Aulus guards the captive, but falls asleep. Awoken by Ashur, he finds Calavius unconscious and leans in to see if he is still alive, but Calavius lunges forwards and bites a chunk of flesh from Aulus' neck. He goes to see the Medicus, who gives him a drink to help him rest. Soon, however, a suspicious Spartacus awakens next to him and inquires on Aulus' supposed wound inflicted during the raid of the Sura's caravan.

Finding no wound, Spartacus grasps Aulus' neck and asks what happened, and Aulus admits that it was Batiatus who ordered him to kill Sura. Upon hearing this news, Spartacus does not relax his grip and strangles Aulus. As he finish's, Mira enters the room and witnesses what happens. Spartacus tells her to bind him so they wont suspect him in Aulus death. Batiatus is informed by Ashur the next day that Aulus died from his wounds. While Batiatus is slightly suspicious, Ashur reminds him that Aulus knew a lot and his death ties up loose ends.

TriviaEdit

• In history, 'Aulus' was one of the ten most common Roman personal names.

QuotesEdit

To Ashur - "Place foot on me again and find yourself once more a cripple"

ReferencesEdit