The Mute Stones Speak: The Story of Archaeology in ItalyMacKendrick, Paul Lachlan
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The Mute Stones Speak: The Story of Archaeology in Italy
MacKendrick, Paul Lachlan
Italy -- Antiquities
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| Drusus II === Julia IV ║ Germanicus ¦ CLAUDIUS (3) === Messallina
| (murdered | (executed ║ (d. A.D. 19) ¦ (murdered | (d. A.D. 49)
C. Caesar (d. A.D. 4) A.D. 23) | A.D. 31) ║ ¦ A.D. 54) |
L. Caesar (d. A.D. 2) (Note 1) ║ ¦ (Note 3) |
Agrippa II (Murdered A.D. 14) ║ ¦ |
Agrippina I (d. in exile A.D. 33)===================================+ ¦ |
Julia III (Note 2) | ¦ |
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Agrippina II (murdered A.D. 59)(1) ============================= Cn. Domitius |
Nero Caesar (executed A.D. 31) | +----------+----+
Drusus Caesar (d. in prison A.D. 33) | | |
CAIUS (Caligula) (murdered A.D. 41) NERO ======= Octavia II Britannicus
Julia V (d. in exile, A.D. 42) (suicide (murdered (murdered
A.D. 68) A.D. 62) A.D. 55)
NOTE 1. A daughter of Drusus II and Julia IV married Rubellius Blandus;
their son, Rubellius Plautus, was executed by Nero. NOTE 2. Julia III
had a daughter who married Junius Silanus; several of their descendants
were executed by Nero. NOTE 3. After the death of Messallina Claudius
married his niece Agrippina II; there were no children.
FIG. 6.5 Family tree of the Julio-Claudians.
(P. MacKendrick and H. Howe, _Classics in Translation_, 2, p. 370)]
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