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Definitions from the WebTerm: Agrippina the ElderDescription:Agrippina the Elder, also known as Agrippina Major, was a prominent and influential woman in Ancient Rome. She was born in 14 BC and was the daughter of Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, a close friend and general of Emperor Augustus. Agrippina the Elder played a significant role in the Julio-Claudian dynasty, particularly through her children, including Emperor Caligula and the future Emperor Claudius. Sense 1: Historical FigureNoun (person): Agrippina the Elder was a powerful woman in Roman history, known for her strong personality and political influence. Example Sentence: Agrippina the Elder fiercely advocated for her son's ascension to the throne. Sense 2: RelationshipNoun (relationship): Agrippina the Elder refers to the mother of the Roman emperors Caligula and Claudius. Example Sentence: Agrippina the Elder was known for exerting significant control over her son Caligula's rule. Sense 3: LiteratureNoun (character): Agrippina the Elder is featured in various historical novels and works of fiction set in Ancient Rome. Example Sentence: The novel vividly portrays Agrippina the Elder's cunning nature and her impact on Roman politics. Related Products:For further exploration of Agrippina the Elder and Ancient Rome, you may find the following books on Amazon helpful: | ||||
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