Work-Book

 1   Ind|           and Augustus’s daughter Julia. She married Germanicus.
 2   Ind|          Julias’ set (the younger Julia, Augustus’s grandaughter,
 3   Ind|         banished as was the Elder Julia his daughter), that Ovid
 4   Ind|    unacceptable, marriage between Julia the Younger and her lover. (
 5   Ind|           Drusus: and the Younger Julia.The great-grandsons ~are
 6   Ind|       Julian Temple was the Curia Julia begun by Caesar in 45BC
 7   Ind|           later identification of Julia the Younger and the Muse,
 8   Ind|        evidence, that Corinna was Julia. I don’t suggest any direct
 9   Ind|           affair between Ovid and Julia, merely that she was at
10   Ind|  ridiculing a banquet to the late Julia Augusta as a funeral feast,
11   Ind|       held a triumph in 104BC. ~ ~Julia (1)~The only daughter (39BC-14AD)
12   Ind| Germanicus, Agrippa Posthumus and Julia the younger (2). She then
13   Ind|        Augustus’s sister Octavia. Julia and her associates planned
14   Ind|    discovered. Scribonia followed Julia into exile and the plot
15   Ind|       Scribonia’s family faction. Julia was moved to Rhegium (Reggio)
16   Ind|     committed suicide) in AD14.~ ~Julia (2)~The daughter (19BC-28AD)
17   Ind|           19BC-28AD) of the elder Julia (1) and Agrippa. She was
18   Ind|  conceivably Scribonia, the elder Julia or one of her set, who aided
19   Ind|           Livilla~Claudia Livilla Julia the Elder (b. 13BC), sister
20   Ind|            the son of Agrippa and Julia the Elder, was imprisoned.
21   Ind|        him to the factions around Julia. The evidence however is
22   Ind|         enemies, those opposed to Julia’s faction.~Book EIV.VI:1-
23   Ind|            learned girl’, perhaps Julia the Younger herself, and
24   Ind|         Julias via their friends (Julia the Elder was still in custody
25   Ind|           s marriage to the elder Julia. Ovid is hinting again I
26   Ind|          I think that the younger Julia, now Germanicus’s sister-in-law
27   Ind|     Germanicus. Gaius and Lucius (Julia the Elder’s sons by Tiberius)
28   Ind|       and2AD), Agrippa Posthumus (Julia the Elder’s son by Agrippa)
29   Ind|   ceremony, involving the younger Julia and a lover, perhaps Decimus
30   Ind|         number of possible heirs. Julia was part of the anti-Tiberius
31   Ind|           example if it concerned Julia the Younger’s remarrying
32   Ind|         It is possible that while Julia the Younger’s adultery was
33   Ind|       buildings like the Basilica Julia nearby.~Book TIII.I:1-46
34   Ind|         his marriage to the elder Julia, Augustus’s daughter by
35   Ind|           of Victory in the Curia Julia (built in honour of Julius