Livia Drusilla

Livia Drusilla was a prominent Roman woman born in 58 BC, known for her intelligence and influence. She was the wife of Emperor Augustus, Rome’s first emperor, and played a key role in political affairs behind the scenes. Livia was respected for her wisdom, political acumen, and dedication to her family. She helped shape Roman leadership and stability, earning a reputation as a powerful, influential figure during her lifetime. Her legacy includes her impact on Roman politics and her representation as a figure of strength and loyalty in Roman history.