Plutarch's Lives

Marcius (son of Marcius)

Family: Roman · Role: husband of Pompilia · First appears: Numa Pompilius

Numa Pompilius

  • married with Pompilia “Pompilia was not the daughter of Tatia, but Lucretia, another wife whom he married after he came to his kingdom; however, all of them agree in opinion that she was married to the son of that Marcius who persuaded him to accept the government”
  • child: Ancus Marcius “his son Marcius, however, who had married Pompilia, continuing at Rome, was the father of Ancus Marcius”
  • parent: Marcius “all of them agree in opinion that she was married to the son of that Marcius who persuaded him to accept the government, and accompanied him to Rome”

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