lucullus

• Nombre propio que se refiere a un general romano del siglo I a.C., famoso históricamente por su riqueza y sus lujosos banquetes; por extensión, se usa para aludir a la opulencia o a un festín espléndido.

A proper noun referring to a Roman general of the 1st century BCE, historically noted for his wealth and extravagant banquets.

incontable · nombre propio

1. Roman general and gourmetC2formal

   A Roman commander and politician of the 1st century BC, celebrated for his extravagant lifestyle and legendary banquets, which made his name synonymous with opulent dining.

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   • During the feast, the host aimed to outdo even Lucullus himself with the array of dishes.
   • The historian described the villa of Lucullus as a monument to self-indulgence and luxury.
   • His name has become a byword for lavish hospitality; a true Lucullus would spare no expense on rare ingredients.