The Domus of Senex Caecilius The domus is located on the collis Viminalis, one of the seven hills of Rome, not far from the Forum. Please excuse the mess. I am relocating from another site, and some of the furniture has not arrived. In the interim, please look around and make yourself at home. Just knock on the door, and my gatekeeper will admit you immediately.

Spend the month of Quintilis with Senex and celebrate the birthday of Julius Caesar (July 13), for whom the month was later renamed July, and other notable events, like the Transvectio Equitum (July 15) and the Neptunalia (July 23).

If I am not at home, any child in the neighborhood knows where to find me. To send me a message in a hurry, just proffer one a coin! I would like to know about your visit.

If you are looking for a specific topic and do not have time to browse at leisure, this map of my homesite might prove useful. It is updated regularly and might be the fastest way to locate a particular item.

What's new at the domus? There have been many alterations and additions to the domus since its construction in 1998. Check out my once and future projects!

Got Latin? If not, here is a glossary that might be helpful to you. It is a short list of words and phrases that you might encounter while touring the premises.

The Ludi Seniles are now open ... an unfortunate name for a mental challenge, but there it is. Let the Senile Games begin!

A community of ancient history enthusiasts invites you to join them on-line at AncientWorlds: the Americas, Celtia, Germania, Rome, Hellas, Egypt, Mesopotamia, and the Orient.

You may view Senex's guestbook or sign it if you like.