The Women of the Caesars

The Women of the Caesars  (1911)  by Guglielmo Ferrero, translated by C. Gauss

Translated by C. Gauss (1911)

From a drawing of Andre Castaigne.
Livia, the wife of Augustus, superintending the weaving of robes for her family.

	Contents
I	Woman and marriage in Ancient Rome	3
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
	Index

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