This paper investigates the progressive granting of a role for women of the Domus Augusta in the triumph. Starting from an episode mentioned by Pliny, Suetonius and Cassius Dio, concerning an omen in which Livia, dunng a stay in the villa at Gallinas Albas, received in her lap a hen and a laurel branch, this research intends to investigate the ways in which Augustus after the 19 BC ensured that only members of the Domus Augusta were granted to celebrate the triumph.
Livia, la gallina bianca e i Caesares triumphantes
Valentini Alessandra
2018-01-01
Abstract
This paper investigates the progressive granting of a role for women of the Domus Augusta in the triumph. Starting from an episode mentioned by Pliny, Suetonius and Cassius Dio, concerning an omen in which Livia, dunng a stay in the villa at Gallinas Albas, received in her lap a hen and a laurel branch, this research intends to investigate the ways in which Augustus after the 19 BC ensured that only members of the Domus Augusta were granted to celebrate the triumph.
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