Tower of Seneca
This medieval tower was built in the 15th century on the spot where Seneca is said to have lived in exile. Seneca spent eight years here (A.D. 41-49), exiled by the Emperor Claudius, because the empress Messallina had accused him of adultery with Julia Livilla, Caligula’s sister. He had a great view, by the way…
(Luri, Corsica).
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on this day in 2005
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