Livia
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…, amabo te, nihil incommodo valetudinis feceris. quid enim est tantum in uno aut altero die Dolabellam video Liviae testamento cum duobus coheredibus esse in triente sed iuberi mutare nomen. est πολιτικὸν σκέμμα rectumne sit nobili adulescenti mutare…
Cicero, Epistulae ad Atticum
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…VIIII. Kal. Ian. in uilla colli superposita prope Tarracinam sinistrorsus Fundos petentibus, adoptatusque a nouerca sua Liuia nomen et Ocellare cognomen assumpsit mutato praenomine ; nam Lucium mox pro Seruio usque ad tempus imperii usurpauit. constat…
Suetonius, Lives
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…. Nullam habere imaginem filii carissimi voluit, nullam sibi de illo fieri mentionem. Oderat omnes matres et in Liviam maxime furebat, quia videbatur ad illius filium transisse sibi promissa felicitas. Tenebris et solitu dini familiarissima, ne…
Seneca, De Consolatione ad Marciam
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…adultero foedabat ut pro honestis et praesentibus flagitiosa et incerta expectaret. sumitur in conscientiam Eudemus, amicus ac medicus Liviae, specie artis frequens secretis. pellit domo Seianus uxorem Apicatam, ex qua tres liberos genuerat, ne paelici…
Tacitus, Annales
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…atque post veredos remis velivolum quatit Garumnam ; occurras iubet, ante sed parato actutum hospitio. Leontioque, prisco Livia quem dat e senatu, dic iam nunc aderit. satis facetum et solo nomine Rusticum videto. sed si…
Sidonius Apollinaris, Epistulae, Books I-VII
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…deprecati sunt. comitatus est patrem et Syriaca expeditione. unde reuersus primum in matris, deinde ea relegata in Liuiae Augustae proauiae suae contubernio mansit ; quam defunctam praetextatus etiam tunc pro rostris laudauit. transitque ad Antoniam auiam et…
Suetonius, Lives
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…est apud provincias. caelestesque honores Claudio decernuntur et funeris sollemne perinde ac divo Augusto celebratur, aemulante Agrippina proaviae Liviae magnificentiam. testamentum tamen haud recitatum, ne antepositus filio privignus iniuria et invidia animos vulgi turbaret .…
Tacitus, Annales
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…, mox exilium verbera, saevas passa catenas, funera, luctus, tandem letum cruciata diu. felix thalamis Livia Drusi natisque ferum ruit in facinus poenamque suam. Iulia matris fata secuta est ; post longa tamen tempora ferro…
Seneca, Octavia
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…prohibitum, ad M. Antonium traiecit in Achaiam. cum quo breui reconciliata inter omnis pace Romam redit uxoremque Liuiam Drusillam et tunc grauidam et ante iam apud se filium enixam petenti Augusto concessit. nec multo post diem obiit…
Suetonius, Lives
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…et aviam, propiora consilia. simplicius acturum, de inimicitiis primum Agrippinae, quas longe acrius arsuras si matrimonium Liviae velut in partis domum Caesarum distraxisset. sic quoque erumpere aemulationem feminarum, eaque discordia nepotes suos convelli quid si…
Tacitus, Annales
(1) A sister of M. Livius Drusus, the celebrated tribune, B.C. 91. She was married first to M. Porcius Cato, by whom she had Cato Uticensis, and subsequently to Q. Servilius Caepio, by whom she had a daughter, Servilia, the mother of M. Brutus, who killed Caesar.
(2) Livia Drusilla, the daughter of Livius Drusus Claudianus. She was married first to Claudius Nero, and afterwards to Augustus, who compelled her husband to divorce her in B.C. 38. She had already borne her husband one son, the future emperor Tiberius, and at the time of her marriage with Augustus was six months pregnant with another, who subsequently received the name of Drusus. She never had any children by Augustus, but she retained his affection till his death. On the accession of her son Tiberius to the throne, she at first attempted to obtain an equal share in the government; but this the jealous temper of Tiberius would not brook, and he commanded her to cease meddling in public affairs. From that time he showed towards her only hatred, refusing even to visit her when she was dying. She died in A.D. 29, at the age of 82 or 86.
(3) Livilla, the wife of the younger Drusus, son of the emperor Tiberius. She was seduced by Seianus, who persuaded her to poison her husband, a.d. 23.
(4) Iulia Livilla, daughter of Germanicus and Agrippina. See Iulia.