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   Lollia Paulina (sometimes written Paullina) (c. 15 - 49 AD) was a Roman empress for six months in 38 as the third wife of the Roman emperor Caligula.

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3. strangeremains.com › 2016/12/28 › the-roman-empressThe Roman empress who used forensic science to identify her ...

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   Dec 28, 2016 · Lollia Paulina was a wealthy and beautiful Roman woman who married Emperor Caligula and later became a rival of Julia Agrippina. Agrippina ordered her suicide and used her unique teeth to identify her head, a primitive form of forensic dentistry.

4. www.encyclopedia.com › lollia-paulina-fl-38-39-ceLollia Paulina (fl. 38–39 CE) | Encyclopedia.com

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   Lollia Paulina was a beautiful and influential woman who married Caligula and later Claudius. She was exiled and killed by Agrippina the Younger, who feared her rivalry for the emperor's hand.

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   Learn about the first known application of forensic odontology in the Roman Empire and the United States, involving Lollia Paulina, Paul Revere, and Dr. George Parkman. Explore the history and examples of bite mark analysis and other dental evidence in criminal cases.

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   Who was Lollia Paulina?

   • Lollia Paulina (sometimes written Paullina) ( c. 15 - 49 AD) was a Roman empress for six months in 38 as the third wife of the Roman emperor Caligula. Paulina was a member of the plebeian gens Lollia. Paulina was the second daughter of Marcus Lollius with Volusia Saturnina, while her elder sister was Lollia Saturnina.

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   What happened to Lollia Paulina?

   • Paulina was ultimately found guilty of the charges. She was banished from Italy, her property was confiscated, and most of her fortune was taken away. But this was not enough for the empress. She ordered Lollia Paulina to commit suicide in 49 AD. This order was enforced and supervised by a colonel of the Roman guard.

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   Who are Lollia Paulina and Aelia Paetina?

   • Lollia Paulina is glamorous and girly; Aelia Paetina, stable and motherly; Agrippina, ambitious and masculine. They are contrasted not only in their literal competition but also in their very being. Such emphasis on contrast does not end with the resolution of the marriage-debate—rather, it intensifies.

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   How did Agrippina know Lollia Paulina was dead?

   • While studying the decomposing head, the empress remembered that Lollia Paulina had a unique set of teeth. Cassius wrote “she opened the mouth with her own hand and inspected the teeth, which had certain peculiarities.” After this analysis, Agrippina was satisfied that Paulina was dead.

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7. www.oxfordreference.com › display › 10Lollia Paulīna - Oxford Reference

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   Overview. Lollia Paulīna. Quick Reference. Was granddaughter of Marcus Lollius and very rich: Pliny the Elder had seen her adorned in her fabulous pearls at an ordinary betrothal dinner. She was forced to abandon her marriage to Memmius Regulus in order that she might marry the emperor Gaius (1) in ad 38.

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   Jun 29, 2023 · Lollia Paulina was one of the three women who competed for the hand of Claudius in 48 AD, according to Tacitus' account. She was a beautiful and wealthy heiress, but lost out to Agrippina, who was more ambitious and ruthless.

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   The value of the jewels owned by Lollia Paulina, Emperor Caligula’s wife—who, Tacitus recounted, was forced to commit suicide in 49 AD—was estimated, according to Pliny the Elder, at forty million sesterces.