Caenis

Family: Roman · Role: freedwoman and former concubine · First appears: Vespasian 3

Life events

• Vespasian renewed his union with his former concubine Caenis.(Vespasian 3)
  • With: Vespasian
  • “After the death of his wife, he renewed his union with his former concubine Caenis”
• Caenis died.(Vespasian 21)
  • “after the death of Caenis”

Vespasian 3

• with Vespasian (Former concubinage and renewed union.) “After the death of his wife, he renewed his union with his former concubine Caenis”
• patron: Antonia “the freedwoman of Antonia”
• employer: Antonia “the freedwoman of Antonia, and also her amanuensis”

Vespasian 21

• with Vespasian (Caenis was Vespasian's former mistress.) “lying on his couch with one of his mistresses, of whom he kept several after the death of Caenis.”

Domitian 12

• with Domitian (Caenis was the concubine of Domitian's unnamed father.) “When Caenis, his father’s concubine, upon her return from Istria, offered him a kiss, as she had been used to do, he presented her his hand to kiss.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Lives of the Twelve Caesars. Made with Rho MD.