redrawing of this engraved ring representing drusus II and germanicus (assumedly he's the one in the background) looking back at livilla, respectively one's wife and one's sister.

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redrawing of this engraved ring representing drusus II and germanicus (assumedly he's the one in the background) looking back at livilla, respectively one's wife and one's sister.
Death of Livilla
currently reading Dynasty: The Rise and Fall of the House of Caesar by Tom Holland (not that one) and i am screaming about the descriptions used for certain family members of this incredibly fucked up family (affectionate)
we need you, lygdus - don't you want to be a free man?
Women of I, Claudius(1976)
Cameo bearing an image of Claudia Livia, known as Livilla, niece and daughter-in-law of Emperor Tiberius. According to the ancient sources, she was, together with her lover Praetorian Prefect Sejanus, complicit in the murder of her husband Drusus the Younger. When Sejanus fell in 31 CE Livilla was condemned to death. Her mother Antonia allegedly starved her to death.
i, claudius character sketches