person
Felix
also: felicis, Felix
A testator who by his own and his slave's error sealed the wrong tablets, voiding the will in which Quintus Cicero had been left a twelfth share of the estate. Otherwise unidentified.
Reading notes
- Ad Quintum Fratrem 3.9 §8 About Felix's will
By the carelessness of the testator Felix and his slave, the wrong wax tablets were sealed, invalidating the bequest of a twelfth share of the estate to Quintus. Cicero dismisses the loss with a Greek tag, 'let him howl for it.'