Barrett argues that Agrippina - mother of Nero, wife of Claudius and brother to Caligula - has been misunderstood and had much influence and power in her own right.
Barrett argues that Agrippina - mother of Nero, wife of Claudius and brother to Caligula - has been misunderstood and had much influence and power in her own right.
Anthony Barrett is Professor of Classics at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. He studied at the Universities of Oxford, Durham and Toronto and has written extensively in the field of classical antiquity.
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Significant events and figures background family daughter sister niece wife mother the end sources appendices: the year of Agrippina the younger's birth the husbands of Domitia and Lepida III the date of Nero's birth the family of Marcus Aemilius Lepidus Agrippina's movements in late 39 the date of Seneca's tutorship the decline in Agrippina's power the patronage of Seneca and Burrus in 54-9 SC on gold and silver coins of Nero the final days of Agrippina.
Significant events and figures background family daughter sister niece wife mother the end sources appendices: the year of Agrippina the younger's birth the husbands of Domitia and Lepida III the date of Nero's birth the family of Marcus Aemilius Lepidus Agrippina's movements in late 39 the date of Seneca's tutorship the decline in Agrippina's power the patronage of Seneca and Burrus in 54-9 SC on gold and silver coins of Nero the final days of Agrippina.
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