Hinauros is the half-brother of a companion, the original holder and registrant of valuable objects: a gold necklace of about 10 kg, a feathered poncho and a gold scepter. He is designated for funerary rites, which presumably means he is dead. The inventory list in his name serves as proof of ownership.
| Type | Character |
| World | Uchronic Mediterranean |
| Setting | Alexandria (270 A.D.A.) |
| Spanish entry | Hinauros |
Context
- The objects registered in his name circulate in the geopolitical context of the Four World Powers (270 A.D.A.).
- The Treasure Room is the canonical repository of valuable objects; his inventory belongs to this kind of record.
- The Governor of Achaea and Thessaly is a contemporary authority in the same theater, overseeing sealed mandates and military property.