Posthumia
Family: Roman · Role: wife of Servius Sulpicius · First appears: Julius Caesar 50
Life events
- Julius Caesar debauched Posthumia, the wife of Servius Sulpicius.(Julius Caesar 50)
- With: Julius Caesar
- “among whom were Posthumia, the wife of Servius Sulpicius”
Julius Caesar 50
- married with Servius Sulpicius “among whom were Posthumia, the wife of Servius Sulpicius; Lollia, the wife of Aulus Gabinius; Tertulla, the wife of Marcus Crassus; and Mucia, the wife of Cneius Pompey.”
- with Julius Caesar (Caesar had a sexual affair with Posthumia.) “It is admitted by all that he was much addicted to women, as well as very expensive in his intrigues with them, and that he debauched many ladies of the highest quality; among whom were Posthumia, the wife of Servius Sulpicius; Lollia, the wife of Aulus Gabinius; Tertulla, the wife of Marcus Crassus; and Mucia, the wife of Cneius Pompey.”
- courtship with Julius Caesar “he debauched many ladies of the highest quality; among whom were Posthumia, the wife of Servius Sulpicius”
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Extracted from the original text of The Lives of the Twelve Caesars. Made with Rho MD.