Following an intravenous dose of 8.75g/70 kg, a peak serum concentration of 0.44 mg/L was reached. In 10 intravenous drug fatalities, where morphine was the only drug detected, postmortem whole blood morphine concentrations averaged 0.70 mg/L (range 0.20-2.3 mg/L).
The mix-up of their identities leads to the wrongful death of the poet Cinna: this, too, is thought to be historically accurate. The Greek biographer Plutarch states that the Cinna killed by the mob of angry Roman's following Julius Caesar's death was a poet. Cinna the conspirator strongly disapproved of how Julius Caesar ran the Roman Empire. He was the leader of a popular political party whose views were essentially anti-aristocratic. In the play Julius Caesar, he is one of the key conspirators to plan Caesar's death. He is the one who first plants the idea of inviting Marcus Brutus to join their cause: he suggests this to Cassius.
She is also one of the first composers to put her name onto her music, before her composers tended to remain anonymous. Kassia (810-865) was a Byzantine composer and abbot for the orthodox church. Khosrovidukht was an Armenian poet and composer died in 737 and wrote hymns, a few of which survive. Flaccus was a composer from the 2nd century BC whom Terence makes a reference to in his plays. Although aside from a brief reference we know almost nothing else about him and none of his music is known to survive.