Decimus Iunius Pera

Decimus Iunius Pera (16 March 112 AD-29 April 15 AD) was a Roman Magister Magi and the mage teacher of Marcus and Caesia Tullia Cicero. Considered the best Healer of his time, he was made Master of the Healers with only 29 years, a title he would retain all his life.

Pera was an active promoter of the rights of female mages, feeling that the Lex Scipio pro Magaris was been ignored by non-mages, depriving many, including himself of a fitting heir; he would go as far as offering to a young Cicero to treat his family for free and teach him magic if the politically ambitious man would campaign for "clarifying" the problem.

Legacy
Considered one of the best healers and mage teachers ever to live, Pera's influence on Roman medicine is honoured today with the name of the Department of Medicine of the University of Rome, the Schola Magistris Perae.