Junia Silana (died 59 C.E.) was a Roman patrician. She was the sister of Junia Claudilla, the first wife of Caligula, before he became emperor. Silana was a prominent figure in the power struggles that transpired in the reign of three different emperors.[1] She was also noted for her close relationship with Julia Agrippina.[1]
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JuniaSilana (died 59 C.E.) was a Roman patrician. She was the sister of Junia Claudilla, the first wife of Caligula, before he became emperor. Silana...
Silanus, one of emperor Tiberius closest friends. She was the sister of JuniaSilana who was a friend of Caligula's sister Julia Agrippina. Maxwell Craven...
referred to today as the Stoic Opposition. In 55, JuniaSilana, sister of Caligula's first wife Junia Claudilla, a rival of Empress Agrippina the Younger...
Silanus Torquatus, consul in AD 19. Junia M. f. M. n. Claudilla, wife of the emperor Caligula. Junia M. f. M. n. Silana, the wife of Gaius Silius. Appius...
daughter of the consul Marcus Julius Africanus. They had one daughter named JuniaSilana Torquata (b. 55). Decimus allegedly boasted of his descent from Augustus...
handsomest of the young nobility of Rome, that she drove from his bed JuniaSilana, a high-born lady, and had her lover wholly to herself. Silius was not...
Venetia and Histria, and in Pannonia Inferior. Iturius, a client of JuniaSilana, who induced him and another man, Calvisius, to accuse Agrippina of plotting...
empress Messalina, who was infatuated by his beauty, to divorce his wife, JuniaSilana, and enter into a bigamous marriage with her in AD 48. Informed of his...
Vol. 86. (1955), p. 202. Silana accuses Agrippina of plotting to bring up Plautus in 55, Tacitus, Annals XIII.19; Silana is recalled from exile after...
half of the first century, or the early part of the second. Vipsania M. f. Silana, built a sepulchre at Iader in Dalmatia, dating between the middle of the...