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Poppaea Sabina

Poppaea Sabina (30 AD – 65 AD), also known as Ollia, was a Roman empress as the second wife of the emperor Nero. She had also been wife to the future emperor Otho. The historians of antiquity describe her as a beautiful woman who used intrigues to become empress.

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Born
30 AD Pompeii, Italy
Burial
Tomb of the Julii, Rome
Died
65 AD (aged 34–35) Rome, Italy
Dynasty
Julio-Claudian (by marriage)
Father
Titus Ollius
Issue
Rufrius Crispinus · Claudia Augusta

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Early life

First marriage to Rufrius Crispinus

Second marriage to Otho

Marriage to Nero and Empress of Rome

Death

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Poppaea Sabina

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Poppaea Sabina

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related to Family · 26
Poppaea Sabina → Abruzzo, AD, AD Poppaea, After, Asiaticus, Baselessly, Decimus Valerius Asiaticus, Elder, Emperor Tiberius, He, In, Italy, Lucius Aelius Sejanus, Marche, Ollius, Picenum, Poppaea, Poppaea's, Publius Cornelius Lentulus Scipio, Publius Cornelius Scipio Asiaticus
related to Birth · 23
Poppaea Sabina → AD, At, BC, Casa, Elder, For, Herculaneum, It, Menander, Menandro, Most, Mount Vesuvius, Ollia, Ollii, Oplontis, Pompeii, Poppaea's, Poppaea's Pompeiian, Rome, The
Spouses · 3
Poppaea Sabina → Nero, Otho, Rufrius Crispinus
Issue · 2
Poppaea Sabina → Claudia Augusta, Rufrius Crispinus
Born · 1
Poppaea Sabina → 30 AD Pompeii, Italy
Burial · 1
Poppaea Sabina → Tomb of the Julii, Rome
Died · 1
Poppaea Sabina → 65 AD (aged 34–35) Rome, Italy
Dynasty · 1
Poppaea Sabina → Julio-Claudian (by marriage)
Father · 1
Poppaea Sabina → Titus Ollius
Mother · 1
Poppaea Sabina → Poppaea Sabina the Elder

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Poppaea SabinaBorn30 AD Pompeii, Italy1.00infobox
Poppaea SabinaBurialTomb of the Julii, Rome1.00infobox
Poppaea SabinaDied65 AD (aged 34–35) Rome, Italy1.00infobox
Poppaea SabinaDynastyJulio-Claudian (by marriage)1.00infobox
Poppaea SabinaFatherTitus Ollius1.00infobox
Poppaea SabinaIssueRufrius Crispinus1.00infobox
Poppaea SabinaIssueClaudia Augusta1.00infobox
Poppaea SabinaMotherPoppaea Sabina the Elder1.00infobox
Poppaea SabinaSpousesRufrius Crispinus1.00infobox
Poppaea SabinaSpousesOtho1.00infobox
Poppaea SabinaSpousesNero1.00infobox
Poppaea SabinaTenure62 AD – 65 AD1.00infobox

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