谁和埃拉伽巴路斯约会过？

埃拉伽巴路斯或譯埃拉加巴盧斯（英語：Elagabalus，約203年—222年3月11日），或稱赫利奧加巴盧斯（Heliogabalus），本名為瓦瑞烏斯·阿維圖斯·巴西安努斯（Varius Avitus Bassianus），羅馬帝國塞維魯王朝皇帝，218年－222年在位。他的登基之後改名為馬爾庫斯·奧瑞里烏斯·安東尼努斯（Marcus Aurelius Antoninus）。他是羅馬帝國建立以來，第一位出身自帝國東方——敘利亞——的皇帝。在卡拉卡拉遇刺身亡後，政軍情勢紛擾不已，東方軍團擁立這位流有塞維魯王族血統的少年繼位；218年，在戰勝馬克里努斯之後，埃拉伽巴路斯成為羅馬帝國的皇帝。

埃拉伽巴路斯即位後，大力提倡他個人所信仰的太陽神崇拜，並將帝國東方華靡奢侈的宮廷風味帶入羅馬。年輕的埃拉伽巴路斯無心治國，又嫉妒他受人歡迎的表弟亞歷山大，引發臣民強烈的不滿。222年，由他祖母尤利亞·瑪伊莎所策劃的一場陰謀中，埃拉伽巴路斯受到暗殺身亡。

Hierocles (Greek: Ἱεροκλῆς, late 2nd century – 222 AD) was a favourite and lover of the Roman Emperor Elagabalus.

Most of the descriptions of his life are given by Cassius Dio and the Historia Augusta. Hierocles was from Caria in Anatolia, and was at some point enslaved, later becoming a charioteer in the service of Elagabalus. Initially, he was a lover and student of another charioteer named Gordius.

Elagabalus was said to have been captivated by the blond and youthful Hierocles when the athlete fell in front of him during a chariot race. The Emperor made him his lover and husband and, as a consequence, Hierocles was alleged to have gained significant political influence, allegedly having more power than the emperor himself.

Additionally, Hierocles' mother, a slave, was promoted to be equal among wives of ex-consuls. Hierocles is said to have drugged the athlete Aurelius Zoticus with a drug that "abated the other's manly prowess." After Zoticus was unable to secure an erection, Elagabalus had him exiled from Rome. This later saved the athlete's life as he was not executed with the members of the court in 222.

After Elagabalus granted Hierocles his freedom, he wanted Hierocles to be declared caesar, against the opposition of his grandmother, Julia Maesa. Allegedly, Elagabalus' partiality towards Hierocles, coupled with his eccentricities, such as delighting in being physically reprimanded by him, were the principal reasons he lost the support of the Praetorian Guard, which led to his death.

Elagabalus, when threatened with death by the Praetorian Guard, reported to have said, "Grant me this one man, whatever you may have been pleased to suspect about him, or else slay me," in regards to Hierocles. This postponed his assassination to 222 AD, after which Hierocles and many other members of the emperor's court, including Elagabalus's mother Julia Soaemias, were also killed.

Aurelius Zoticus (Greek: Αύρήλιος Ζωτικός; active c. 219 – 221) was a cubicularius and famous male lover of the young Roman emperor Elagabalus.

His story is known in two versions, one told by Cassius Dio and one contained in the later Historia Augusta.