Julia the Elder

Daughter of Emperor Augustus (39 BC – AD 14)

  • Fame56.4
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Lived -39–14, aged 53
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    -39–14
    Aged 53
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Updated 2026-06-09

The daughter of Rome's first emperor, whose bloodline seeded three more caesars — and whose defiance of Augustan moral law made her as politically dangerous as any consul.

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Born 30 October 39 BC to Augustus and Scribonia, Julia was the emperor's only surviving biological child, which made her womb a dynastic instrument. She became stepsister and second wife to Tiberius, who would succeed Augustus. Through her daughter, she was maternal grandmother to Caligula and Agrippina the Younger, grandmother-in-law to Claudius, and great-grandmother to Nero — a genealogical spine running through the Julio-Claudian line. Her contemporaries knew her as Julia Caesaris filia, then Julia Augusti filia as her father's titles rose. The "Elder" distinguishes her from her own daught…

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56.4
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Historical23.5
Source confidence60.0
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