#Aulus

• Androcles — The name of a legendary slave from ancient Rome (also known as Androcles), famous in classical literature for his story of loyalty and mutual compassion with a lion. According to the structural legend recounted by Aulus Gellius, Androcles pulled a thorn from the paw of a wounded lion in the desert, and later, when condemned to be devoured by wild beasts in the arena, the animal recognized him and saved his life.
• Aulus — A highly frequent Roman masculine given name (praenomen) in antiquity, borne by numerous generals, politicians, and consuls during the Republic and the Roman Empire. Usually abbreviated as 'A.' in epigraphic inscriptions, it is linked etymologically to Latin roots.