JULIA
DAUGHTER OF AUGUSTUS AND SCRIBONIA

• - born 39 B.C. See: Leon, Transactions of the American Philological Association 82 (1951) 168-175.
  
  
• - 37: betrothed to Antyllus, the son of Marcus Antonius
  

  Dio Cassius, The Roman History 48. 34.3.

  
  
• - 25: married to her first-cousin M. Claudius Marcellus
  
  
  
  Dio 53. 27.5; Suetonius Augustus 63. 1; Velleius Paterculus 2.93.1
  
  
  
• - 23, August death of Marcellus: Julia a widow at 16.
  
  
• - 21 married at the age of 18 to Augustus' friend, M. Vipsanius Agrippa (age 41)

  Dio 54. 6.5

• - Children:

  20: Gaius (Caesar)
  19: Vipsania Julia
  17: Lucius (Caesar)
  14: Agrippina (born at Athens in October)
  12: Agrippa Postumus
  (Agrippa died on March 12)
  

• - 17, Spring: Julia travelled with Agrippa to the East (Winter 15/14 at Lesbos, Mitylene, Priene, Ilion, Pergamon, Ephesus, Andros, Athens)
  
  
• - 13, Spring: return to Rome.
  
  
• - 11 marriage with Tiberius at Augustus' order
  
  
• - 10 death of a son of Julia and Tiberius at Aquileia
  

  Suetonius, Tiberius 7. 3.

  
  
• - 9 Death of Tiberius' brother Drusus
  
  
• - 6 B.C. Retirement of Tiberius to Rhodes
  
  
• - JULIA'S LOVERS:

  Iullus Antonius (Velleius 2. 100)
  Ti. Sempronius Gracchus
  T. Quinctius Crispinus
  Appius Claudius Pulcher
  Cornelius Scipio

• - 2 B.C. Discovery of her adulteries by Augustus: matter referred to the Senate.

  Augustus sent her divorce papers in Tiberius' name.
  Julia relegated to an island (Pandataria),
  joined by Scribonia. In 3 A.D.
  allowed to stay at Rhegium (Reggio Calabria).

  
  
• - 14 A.D. Died of starvation

  Tacitus Annales I. 53

-Fantham, Elaine, Julia Augusti: The Emperor's Daughter (London:-New York Routledge 2006).
-Barrett, Anthony R., Livia: First Lady of Imperial Rome (New Haven: Yale 2002).