The Legends of the Jews, Volume II

Ushpiziwnah

Family: Africa · Role: daughter of Asdrubal; wife of Latinus · First appears: The Nations At War

In The Nations At War, after destroying the canal from Kittim to Africa, Latinus returned to his own country with Ushpiziwnah as his wife. She was the daughter of Asdrubal, son of Agnias, and was described as so beautiful that her countrymen wore her likeness on their garments.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Latinus took Ushpiziwnah as his wife.(The Nations At War)
    • With: Latinus
    • “After destroying the canal from Kittim to Africa built many years before by Agnias, Latinus returned to his own country, taking with him as his wife Ushpiziwnah, the daughter of Asdrubal, who was so wondrously beautiful that her countrymen wore her likeness upon their garments.”

The Nations At War

  • parent: Asdrubal, son of Agnias “taking with him as his wife Ushpiziwnah, the daughter of Asdrubal, who was so wondrously beautiful that her countrymen wore her likeness upon their garments.”
  • married with Latinus “taking with him as his wife Ushpiziwnah, the daughter of Asdrubal, who was so wondrously beautiful that her countrymen wore her likeness upon their garments.”

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