Calpurnia

Calpurnia was either Caesar's third or fourth wife, married to him when he died in 44 BC. Contemporary accounts describe her as loyal and steadfast even as Caesar strayed. On the day of his murder, she received some forewarning of the plot — the sources don't specify how — and tried to keep him from the Senate. He went anyway. She was still alive after 44 BC; the record goes quiet on what became of her.