Gallery/agrippina

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juliacaesaris:↳ Women of the Julio-Claudian Dynasty (27 BCE - CE 68)Vipsania Julia Agrippina (19 BC

romegreeceart:A Roman coin  issued to commemorate Agrippina the Elder.* minted during Caligula’s rei

romegreeceart:Tiberius and his first wife Vipsania Agrippina. The future emperor was forced to divor

myglyptothek:Portrait of Agrippina the Elder. From Pergamum. First half of I century AD. Marble. İst

owlask:Sorry I couldn’t resist !! This made me snicker. XD And so true. 

myglyptothek:Portrait of Agrippina the Elder. From Pergamum. First half of I century AD. Marble. İst

theancientwayoflife:~ Agrippina Minor.Date: A.D. 41—54 Medium: MarbleProvenance: Copenhagen, New Car

novitas-romanitas:Agrippina the Elder - daughter of M. Vipsanius Agrippa and Iulia Augusti (Julia th

There’s a distinct resemblance.California Minor Capite Velato

feminhistory:Women of the Julio-Claudian dynasty:(Top to bottom) Livia Augusta, Julia the Elder, Agr

Agrippina, carrying a cornucopia, crowns her son Nero with a laurel wreath.  Unknown Roman artist, b

romegreeceart:A marble bust depicting Agrippina’s husband, heir apparent GermanicusLouvre, circa 4 B

Nero watching the dissection of Agrippina Georges Chastellain, Miroir de Mort, France 1470.Carpentra

cleopatraselene:history + political marriages that turned into love matches

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Bronze portrait bust of a Roman matron, possibly Agrippina the Elder, wife of Germanicus and mother

neroindadomus:The Trojan Games - Part 3If Agrippina knew one thing, it’s getting all the attention f

littlesoldierboots:A sestertius featuring emperor CaligulaOn the other side of the coin, his three s

gemma-antiqua:Didrachm of Caesarea with the profile of Emperor Nero on the obverse and of his mother

murdering your own mother: harder than it sounds (ancient roman edition)

marmarinos:Agrippina the Younger crowns her son Nero in a detail of the Sebasteion of Aphrodisias, a

Anna Myachina

lionofchaeronea:Agrippina, carrying a cornucopia, crowns her son Nero with a laurel wreath.  Unknown

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