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Milonia Caesonia (died AD 41) was
Roman empress as the
fourth and last wife of the
Roman emperor Caligula from
their marriage in AD 39
until they were...
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contains seven species:
Milonia albula O. ****rd-Cambridge, 1899 –
Singapore Milonia brevipes T****ll, 1890 –
Indonesia (Sumatra)
Milonia hexastigma (H****elt...
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daughter of
Roman Emperor Gaius (Caligula) and his
fourth and last wife
Milonia Caesonia. The one-year-old
Julia Drusilla was ********inated
along with her...
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primary lowland forests.
Precis milonia milonia —
eastern Nigeria, Cameroon,
Democratic Republic of the
Congo Precis milonia wintgensi Strand, 1909 — eastern...
- The gens
Milonia was an
obscure plebeian family at
ancient Rome. The
first member of this gens
mentioned in
history was
Gaius Milonius, a
Roman senator...
- (name).
Caesonia might have been a
misplacement of the
nomen gentilicium of
Milonia Caesonia,
fourth wife of
Emperor Caligula.[original research?] Lovano,...
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pregnancies were
remarkably brief. Five of her sons
became consuls, her
daughter Milonia Caesonia became Roman empress through her
marriage to Caligula, and her...
- 12 AD)
Julia Drusilla,
daughter of
Caligula (********inated) (b. 39 AD)
Milonia Caesonia, wife of
Caligula (********inated) (b. 6 AD)
Asprenas Calpurnius...
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mystic (d. AD 6)
Marcus Aemilius Lepidus,
Roman politician (d. AD 39)
Milonia Caesonia,
Roman empress (d. AD 41) Nero
Julius Caesar, son of Germanicus...
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Guinea Milonia T****ll, 1890
Milonia albula O. P.-Cambridge, 1899 —
Singapore Milonia brevipes T****ll, 1890 (type species) —
Sumatra Milonia hexastigma...
