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She was known to be beautiful and virtuous. She was raped by the King's son and after stabbed herself to death.
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She was the daughter of Scipio Africanus and had twelve children but only 3 survived.She is remembered by the Romans as an exemplar of virtue; and even a statue was dedicated to her after she died in 100 BC.
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She was considered " a woman of good reputation" even though she was sent to another man pregnant. A 18th-century historian signed herself in honor of her.
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She was the mother of Julius Caesar and saved his life by a petition to Sulla.She was considered intelligent and independent.
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She is known as the wife of Publius Clodius and when he died she dragged his body which created a riot among his followers.She also inherited her husbands poer in Roman gangs.
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She convinced her husband to kill her father which led to her being the last queen of Rome. She is remembered as a "symbol of parricide" and "the murder of her own father."
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She was considered to be kind, brave, and a lover of philosophy.She died from "suicide".
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She is renowned for her devotion to Brutus and was the only woman to be aware of the assassination of Caesar.She committed suicide after hearing Brutus died.
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She was the first Roman woman to appear on the coin.Even though she made good accomplishments she was responsible for some of the worst Roman Emperors.
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She was the mistress of Caesar. Her house was a meeting spot for plotting Caesar's assassination.
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She wrote many love poems but only six of them survived. The cool part about her is that she published her poems under a male plot.
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She was an orator who made her biggest impact with an amazing speech to the Second Triumvirate.She convinced them to tax only 400 women and borrow the rest from men.
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Her husband was suffering from a terrible disease and when her son died from it she kept it from her husband.She killed herself to be with her husband forever.
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She was exiled to an island and was violently beaten. Her sons and herself died from starvation, except one that was spared and had to live with Tiberius.
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She is mostly famous for her affair and trying to gain power with Sejanus. In result of this she was voted a "condemnation of memory" and died from being locked in a room and starved.
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She married Gnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus at age 13.Their son Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus who would later be known as Nero.
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She was one of the most notoriously promiscuous woman in Rome.She was competing with a prostitute to see who could sleep with the most people in one night she won with 25.
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She married her father's co-ruler Lucius Verus at age 14.Her daughter, cousin, and herself were banished to Capri and a year later were executed by Commodus.
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She was the wife of emperor Septimius Severus.She also faced a lot of accusations of adultery or treason.
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She played a huge part in bringing Christianity to Rome.She is considered a saint in many churches and is celebrated.
