Licinianus
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Licinianos Proper-name adjective: masculine accusative plural of Licinianus
an agnomen of M. Calpurnius Piso Frugi, whom Galba associated in the empire, A. D. 69. [Piso.]
a Latin writer, who appears to have written a work entitled Fasti, of which the second book is quoted by Macrobius (Saturn. 1.16). As Licinianus in his work spoke of a sacrifice offered by the Flaminica, he is probably the same person as the Granius cited by Festus (s. v. Ricae), to explain the meaning of the word Ricae.
a man of praetorian rank, was accused in the reign of Domitian of the crime of incest with Cornelia, the chief of the vestal virgins (virgo maxima). His guilt was doubtful, but as the tyrant was anxious to signalize his reign by the punishment of a vestal, Licinianus confessed that he was guilty, in order to save himself from certain death. In reward for this complaisance, he was simply banished, and Nerva subsequently allowed him to reside in Sicily as the place of his banishment. Here he supported himself by teaching rhetoric, having been previously one of the most eloquent pleaders in the courts at Rome. (Plin. Ep. 4.11; Suet. Dom. 8.)