Triaria

Family: Vitellian · Role: wife of Lucius Vitellius · First appears: Histories II.59-63

Life events

Triaria frightened Flavius Sabinus into hastening Dolabella’s ruin.(Histories II.59-63)
- With: Flavius Sabinus Dolabella
- “Sabinus was naturally of a kindly disposition, but easily changed under the influence of fear. Though it was not he who was in danger, he was full of alarms, and hastened Dolabella's impending ruin”

married with Lucius Vitellius “Lucius Vitellius' wife, Triaria, whose cruelty was altogether unwomanly, terrified him by suggesting that he was trying to get a reputation for mercy at the expense of his emperor's safety.”
enemies with Dolabella “While Flavius Sabinus was hesitating what to do in such a serious matter, Lucius Vitellius' wife, Triaria, whose cruelty was altogether unwomanly, terrified him by suggesting that he was trying to get a reputation for mercy at the expense of his emperor's safety.”

with Galeria (They are described as relatives.) “Triaria's shameless behaviour was further emphasized by the exemplary behaviour of her relative Galeria, the emperor's wife, who kept clear of these dreadful doings.”
elder kin: Galeria “Triaria's shameless behaviour was further emphasized by the exemplary behaviour of her relative Galeria, the emperor's wife, who kept clear of these dreadful doings.”

married with Lucius Vitellius “Some writers have accused Lucius Vitellius' wife, Triaria, of putting on a soldier's sword”

Extracted from the original text of Tacitus — The Histories & The Annals (Books I-VI) & Agricola. Made with Rho MD.