Numa Pompilius, most fortunate of the kings
of Rome and most devoted to the worship of the
gods, is said to have lived more than eighty years.
Servius Tullius, also a king of Rome, is likewise related
to have lived more than eighty years. Tarquinius,
the last king of Rome, who was driven into exile



 

and dwelt at Cumae, is said to have lived more than
ninety years in the most sturdy health.