Attius

[ at-ee-uhs ]

noun

1. Lucius. Accius, Lucius.

Example Sentences

That sense is confirmed in the rich portraits of Attius and the other inmates — Effie and Madeline, portrayed by the excellent CG and Lenique Vincent — who have been committed to this cruel institution for anything but their own good.

From Washington Post

In the tight confines of a black-box space, set designer Claire Deliso conjures the crude workshop in which Russell’s Attius is insulted, bullied and oddly courted by an alcoholic White overseer, embodied with persuasive creepiness by Christopher Halladay.

From Washington Post

As a plot unfolds around the choice confronting Attius — opening up his battered heart and aiding a child in dire straits — Anthony deftly explores the powerful emotionality behind the character’s mask of resigned misery.

From Washington Post

T.Attius Tutor may have been your great,great,great...etc.

From The Guardian

Chief among them is a large and beautifully engraved alter stone inscribed with the name of T.Attius Tutor, commander of the Maryport garrison in the 2nd century AD and a military man of some consequence; other relics with his name on have been discovered previously in Austria, Hungary and Romania.

From The Guardian