Professor Catharine Edwards delves into the remarkable story of Livia, Augustus' wife and mother to Tiberius, whose influence extended across the Roman Empire for over 60 years. Despite their lack of perfect political acumen, many imperial women faced misfortune as victims rather than leaders. Ancient Rome's history is replete with tales of Empresses who met tragic ends in exile.
Mothers, Murderers and Mistresses: Empresses of Ancient Rome
Professor Catharine Edwards delves into the tale of Livia, the extraordinary wife of Emperor Augustus, the matriarch of the Roman imperial line, and a woman whose profound impact spanned over six decades. Explore this fascinating history!
