Lucius Ceionius Commodus was a Roman nobleman born in 161 AD. He was the son of Lucius Ceionius Commodus and Aulus Ceionius Commodus, and he belonged to a prominent family in the Roman Empire. Commodus was adopted by the Emperor Marcus Aurelius in 166 AD, which positioned him as a potential heir to the throne. Despite his noble lineage, Commodus never became emperor. He was involved in various political intrigues and was known for his close association with the imperial family. His life reflects the complexities of Roman politics during the 2nd century AD, a time marked by both stability and turmoil.