The Women of the Caesars
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| The Women of the Caesars by |
| Translated by C. Gauss (1911) |
Livia, the wife of Augustus, superintending the weaving of robes for her family.
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| I | Woman and marriage in Ancient Rome | 3 |
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| II | Livia and Julia | 46 |
| III | The daughters of Agrippa | 96 |
| IV | Tiberius and Agrippina | 152 |
| V | The sisters of Caligula and the marriage of Messalina | 212 |
| VI | Agrippina, the mother of Nero | 276 |
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