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Livia, wife of Augustus (58BC-19 AD)

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Livia, wife of Augustus (58BC-19 AD)

Livia Drusilla, (58 BCA?i? 28 AD), after her formal adoption into the Julian family in AD 14 also known as Julia Augusta, was the wife of the Roman emperor Augustus. Statue. Glyptothek, Munich. Germany

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In this marble sculpture housed in the Glyptothek museum in Munich, Germany, we find the enigmatic figure of Livia Drusilla, the wife of the legendary Roman emperor Augustus. Born around 58 BC, Livia's life was marked by intrigue, power, and enduring love. Livia was formally adopted into the Julian family in AD 14, becoming Julia Augusta, a move that secured her position as the emperor's spouse and the mother of his heir, Tiberius. This sculpture, a testament to the artistic mastery of ancient Rome, captures Livia in her later years, her serene expression and regal bearing a reminder of her status as an influential figure in the Roman Empire. The age-old marble, with its subtle textures and intricate details, invites us to ponder the life of this remarkable woman. Livia's story is one of survival and resilience, as she navigated the treacherous waters of Roman politics and maintained her power and influence even after Augustus' death. Her legacy extends beyond her role as emperor's wife, as she is also remembered as a devoted mother and a shrewd political strategist. As we gaze upon this exquisite statue, we are transported back to the ancient world, where the Roman Empire thrived and the lives of its most powerful figures continue to captivate our imagination. Livia Drusilla, a woman who defied the conventions of her time and left an indelible mark on history, remains a fascinating and enigmatic figure, her story a reminder of the enduring power of love, family, and ambition.

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