Servilia

Family: Roman · Role: mother of Marcus Brutus · First appears: Julius Caesar 50

Life events

Julius Caesar purchased Servilia a pearl costing six millions of sesterces.(Julius Caesar 50)
- With: Julius Caesar
- “for whom he purchased, in his first consulship after the commencement of their intrigue, a pearl which cost him six millions of sesterces”
Julius Caesar assigned Servilia valuable farms for a trifling consideration.(Julius Caesar 50)
- With: Julius Caesar
- “and in the civil war, besides other presents, assigned to her, for a trifling consideration, some valuable farms when they were exposed to public auction”
Servilia was supposed to have prostituted her daughter Tertia to Julius Caesar.(Julius Caesar 50)
- With: Julius Caesar Tertia
- “for Servilia was supposed to have prostituted her daughter Tertia to Caesar”

with Julius Caesar (Servilia was Caesar's favored mistress.) “But the mistress he most loved, was Servilia, the mother of Marcus Brutus, for whom he purchased, in his first consulship after the commencement of their intrigue, a pearl which cost him six millions of sesterces; and in the civil war, besides other presents, assigned to her, for a trifling consideration, some valuable farms when they were exposed to public auction.”
child: Marcus Brutus “But the mistress he most loved, was Servilia, the mother of Marcus Brutus, for whom he purchased, in his first consulship after the commencement of their intrigue, a pearl which cost him six millions of sesterces; and in the civil war, besides other presents, assigned to her, for a trifling consideration, some valuable farms when they were exposed to public auction.”
child: Tertia (Tertia is identified as Servilia's daughter.) “for Servilia was supposed to have prostituted her daughter Tertia to Caesar.”
courtship with Julius Caesar “But the mistress he most loved, was Servilia”

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