Plutarch's Lives

Antistia

Family: Roman · Role: wife of Pompey · First appears: Pompey

Life events

  • Pompey married Antistia after accepting Antistius’s marriage proposal.(Pompey)
    • With: Pompey Antistius
    • “And some few days after this judgment, Pompey married Antistia.”
  • Pompey divorced Antistia and married Aemilia to secure an alliance with Sylla.(Pompey)
    • With: Pompey Aemilia Metella
    • “they two persuaded Pompey to put away Antistia, and marry Aemilia, the step-daughter of Sylla”

Pompey

  • engaged with Pompey “Pompey accepted the proposal, and they were privately contracted”
  • married with Pompey “And some few days after this judgment, Pompey married Antistia.”
  • parent: Antistius “offered him his daughter in marriage”

Tiberius Gracchus

  • child: Claudia “O Antistia, I have contracted our daughter Claudia to a husband.”

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