Julia (daughter of Julius Caesar)
Also known as: Julia · Family: Caesarian · Role: daughter of Julius Caesar and Cornelia · First appears: Julius Caesar 1
Shortly after Julius Caesar married Cornelia, she bore him a daughter named Julia. About the same time, Julius Caesar gave Julia in marriage to Pompey, rejecting Servilius Caepio, to whom she had been contracted. Immediately afterwards, lightning struck “the tomb of Julia, Caesar’s daughter.”
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Life events
- Cornelia bore Julius Caesar a daughter named Julia.(Julius Caesar 1)
- With: Julius Caesar Cornelia
- “and had by her, shortly afterwards, a daughter named Julia.”
- Julius Caesar gave his daughter Julia in marriage to Cneius Pompey.(Julius Caesar 21)
- With: Julius Caesar Pompey
- “and gave his own daughter Julia to Cneius Pompey”
- Julius Caesar rejected Servilius Caepio, to whom Julia had been contracted.(Julius Caesar 21)
- With: Julius Caesar Servilius Caepio
- “rejecting Servilius Caepio, to whom she had been contracted”
- Lightning struck Julia’s tomb.(Augustus 95)
- “immediately afterwards, the tomb of Julia, Caesar’s daughter, was struck by lightning.”
Julius Caesar 1
- parent: Julius Caesar “and had by her, shortly afterwards, a daughter named Julia.”
- parent: Cornelia “He then married Cornelia, the daughter of Cinna, who was four times consul; and had by her, shortly afterwards, a daughter named Julia.”
Julius Caesar 21
- parent: Julius Caesar “gave his own daughter Julia to Cneius Pompey”
- married with Pompey “gave his own daughter Julia to Cneius Pompey; rejecting Servilius Caepio”
- engaged with Servilius Caepio “rejecting Servilius Caepio, to whom she had been contracted”
Julius Caesar 84
- parent: Julius Caesar “Notice of his funeral having been solemnly proclaimed, a pile was erected in the Campus Martius, near the tomb of his daughter Julia;”
Augustus 95
- parent: Julius Caesar “the tomb of Julia, Caesar’s daughter, was struck by lightning.”
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Extracted from the original text of The Lives of the Twelve Caesars. Made with Rho MD.