
Octavia - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Octavia
- sister of the emperor Augustus; wife of M.Antonius
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52/7
that Pompeius should marry Octavia, the grand-daughter of Caesar's
40/23
Octavianus at Brundisium, and agrees to marry his sister Octavia.
39/13
The birth of Antonia Major, the daughter of Antonius and Octavia.
36/1
The birth of Antonia Minor, the daughter of Antonius and Octavia.
35/9
soldiers who have been brought over to Greece from Italy by Octavia.
35/14
to Rome, where he grants additional honours to Octavia and Livia.
32/7
Antonius formally divorces Octavia.
  Within translations:
Malal_219
rippa, and gave him his sister Octavia to be his wife. The
OGIS_456.B
(c. 20) fe, Julia, and his sister, Octavia, and his children and relativ
Oros_6.19
against his own wife, Octavia, who was Caesar's sister.
Ovid:Cons_59
ippa's corpse, lo! his sister {Octavia} receives the rites
Ovid:Cons_429
tell old stories here ? Octavia wept Marcellus, and each
Plin:HN_37.11
of Venus and by Marcellus, Octavia's son, who dedicated one in
ValMax_9.15.2
of his most dear sister Octavia; saying that, on account of
Octavia 2
- first wife of the emperor Nero
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Octavia → see
[Sen]:Octav_2
that foolish partiality for Octavia, which has crept into
[Sen]:Octav_3
Octavia, feigning sadness, prays the populace,
[Sen]:Octav_3
canvassed abroad as mere hearsay. Claudia has been banished from the
[Sen]:Octav_4
rage about this treatment of Octavia, and being wild with anger,
[Sen]:Octav_4
are making preparations to restore Claudia to the household of the
[Sen]:Octav_5
taken against them, and that Octavia, as the cause of such
[Sen]:Octav_5
it was only quite lately, Octavia, that citizens were up in
[Sen]:Octav_5
breezes, convey away this victim, Octavia, far away, from any cruel
[Sen]:Octav_1-2
befalling her nurse-child Octavia, the nurse execrates
[Sen]:Octav_arg
borne him Caesar Britannicus and Octavia ) took to himself,
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