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 1  T-IV|      in order of time.~And the younger poets cultivated me, as
 2   ExI|     his nobility.~Add that the younger women, the loyal granddaughters,~
 3   Ind|     notorious Julias’ set (the younger Julia, Augustus’s grandaughter,
 4   Ind|     marriage between Julia the Younger and her lover. (She subsequently
 5   Ind|        through Livia. Here the younger women of the house, and
 6   Ind|     Livilla wife of Drusus the Younger: Agrippina the Elder wife
 7   Ind|      the Elder Drusus: and the Younger Julia.The great-grandsons ~
 8   Ind|    identification of Julia the Younger and the Muse, I would suggest
 9   Ind|      in 14BC) consul 20AD, the younger son of Messalla, brother
10   Ind|    Dionysius~Dionysius II, the Younger, the tyrant of Syracuse (
11   Ind|       Surnamed Germanicus, the younger son of Livia Augusta by
12   Ind|         Eupolis~Ibis:465-540 A younger contemporary of Aristophanes,
13   Ind|        Posthumus and Julia the younger (2). She then married Tiberius.
14   Ind|       with Iullus Antonius the younger son of Mark Antony and Fulvia,
15   Ind|    Book TIV.II:1-74 Drusus the younger, fighting alongside Tiberius
16   Ind|        Augustus, Cotta was his younger brother. On Tiberius’s accession
17   Ind|   father of Messalinus and his younger brother Cotta.~Book TIV.
18   Ind|       girl’, perhaps Julia the Younger herself, and so associated
19   Ind| hinting again I think that the younger Julia, now Germanicus’s
20   Ind|   Paris: See Peter Vischer the Younger’s Bronze relief – Orpheus
21   Ind|        ceremony, involving the younger Julia and a lover, perhaps
22   Ind|      if it concerned Julia the Younger’s remarrying and bearing
23   Ind|  possible that while Julia the Younger’s adultery was given as
24   Ind|   Republicam period. Pliny the Younger refers to such a poet, as
25   Ind|        became a brother to the younger Drusus.~Book TII:155-206