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Women In Roman Power
Daisy Dunn, Part Two: Dunn’s second hour analyzes influential women navigating late Roman Republican and imperial politics. It details Cornelia educating the reformer Gracchi brothers, Servilia’s relationship with Julius Caesar, and Cleopatra VII using multilingual intellect and strategic alliances with Caesar and Mark Antony. It highlights Fulviainstigating the Perusine War, Cleopatra’s suicide avoiding Roman humiliation, Empress Livia guiding Augustus to establish the imperial dynasty, and Agrippina the Younger exercising political power beside her teenage son Emperor Nero. (2)
Women In Roman Power
Daisy Dunn, Part Two: Dunn’s second hour analyzes influential women navigating late Roman Republican and imperial politics. It details Cornelia educating the reformer Gracchi brothers, Servilia’s relationship with Julius Caesar, and Cleopatra VII using multilingual intellect and strategic alliances with Caesar and Mark Antony. It highlights Fulviainstigating the Perusine War, Cleopatra’s suicide avoiding Roman humiliation, Empress Livia guiding Augustus to establish the imperial dynasty, and Agrippina the Younger exercising political power beside her teenage son Emperor Nero. (2)
