Apollodorus's inn

Although all information contained in this article is canonical, the actual name of this subject is conjectural.

Apollodorus's inn is an inn owned by Apollodorus, where he claims that many distinguished people, including even an imperial envoy, have spent the night. In 80 AD, after their carriage wrecked while traveling to Rome along the Appian Way, the Cornelii, Sextus, and Eucleides spent the night here.

Pre-Cornelii
According to Apollodorus, prior to the Cornelii spending the night at his inn, both an imperial envoy and a member of a "new Jewish religious sect" named Paul who was traveling to Rome to be tried by Nero for an unknown reason ; have also spent the night there. It is not known what order they spent the night in, and it is possible both claims are in reference to the same event.

The Cornelii arrive
In 80 AD, after the Cornelii's carriage wrecked while traveling along the Appian Way while heading to Rome , Eucleides suggested that they, along with him and Sextus, spend the night at Apollodorus's inn, which was close enough to see, as he was friends with Apollodorus. Although Aurelia argued against this idea, Gaius Cornelius Calvus ultimately agreed and the Cornelii, Sextus, and Eucleides traveled to Apollodorus's inn to spend the night.