JULIA (39BC - 14AD)

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JULIA (39BC - 14AD)

JULIA Roman noblewoman. Only child of Augustus Caesar and Scribonia. m. 1st Marcellus, 2d Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, 3d Tiberius. Banished for vice Date: 39BC - 14AD

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Agrippa Augustus Banished Caesar Character Courtesan Julia Marcellus Marcus Noblewoman Only Tiberius Vice

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This print captures the enigmatic figure of Julia, a Roman noblewoman who lived during the tumultuous period of 39BC to 14AD. As the only child of Augustus Caesar and Scribonia, Julia was destined for a life filled with intrigue and scandal. Married three times - first to Marcellus, then to Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, and finally to Tiberius - Julia's personal life was marked by controversy and rumors of vice. Eventually banished for her alleged immoral behavior, she became a symbol of both power and downfall in Roman society. In this portrait, Julia's profile is depicted with an air of mystery and allure. Her gaze seems to hold secrets untold, hinting at the complexities of her character as both a wife and a courtesan. Through this image, we are transported back in time to witness the drama and opulence of ancient Rome. Mary Evans Picture Library has expertly captured the essence of this historical figure through their meticulous attention to detail in this print. It serves as a reminder of Julia's place in history as a woman who defied convention and paid the price for her defiance.

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